In the long term it works quite a bit better as a valuation tool. Bubbles tend to not last very long.
RecluseRamble
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You could have a command that recommends commands and then you select them on a drop-down list.
Still dangerous. One character (even a space) might make a huge difference. You wouldn't want a hallucinating probability matrix barf out a command and run it only half understanding what it does. By building it yourself, you get a better understanding.
But this is missing the point that most of the time I know exactly what command I want to run so adding a LLM Is quite useless. The reason so much of linux is still relying on commands is because for a lot of people (myself included) commands are quick and efficient.
100% agreed here.
This should be the norm. JS is just used to load ads and for fingerprinting in text-only media anyway.
Are you German? That's standard German rethoric and the reason, they shut off their reactors prematurely. It's not how the world sees it though.
He said X, not Wayland.
Oh, it definitely helps creating a good profile of you.
They also provide it by OnionShare but nobody found the link.
Oh, it can get worse. If Windows market share should really plummet, it won't be replaced by a heterogenous distro utopia but some company like Canonical or Red Hat or a new one will get their distribution to fill the gap. And call me a cynic but I doubt this will be immune to enshittification.
But even that scenario is better than what we have with Microsoft and Apple. The FOSS world would still benefit like it does from the Steam Deck developments.
Well, your question answered itself from the manufacturer's perspective. Fuck the consumer.
You also just work as root all the time, right?