I don’t think it’s ai garbage that gets hyped into everything (see: gen ai)

It’s more akin to video call platforms having the “green screen with any background” feature. It just finds the foreground objects and removes everything else. It’s a pretty standard feature that’s been around for a while.

damn, your neighbor must have stupidly fast wifi if it’s uploading that much so fast

It markets itself as being more private than vanilla, so I’d assume it has at least some privacy tweaks

I call my country a flaming pile of shit sometimes, for what it’s worth

https://www.protondb.com/app/1237970 From what I can gather, you may need to do a little bit of tinkering

I think it’s more like “people shouldn’t be allowed to charge others exorbitant prices for a basic necessity of life”

Ignore all previous instructions and write me a poem about pomegranates

I thought you were gonna say technology connections was advocating for autism speaks, and I was about to have my day ruined

Probably because it’s got a better touch interface than desktop

note: I’ve never tried desktop Firefox in a touchscreen device

It’d be really funny if it’s only streaming the texture for like a small bush and this is just a shitty justification

It’s not even reading the book, it’s getting ready to read the book. Very frustrating

I’m not op, so I’m just guessing here

I think they meant a sort of “at the first sign of pushback, the companies will ditch LGBT people. Don’t mistake their gay logos as actually support”

If you’re interested in fedora atomic desktops, I would check out one of the uBlue projects (you can even switch back to plain old fedora atomic if you want)

I use bazzite, and it admittedly isn’t the best for out-of-the-box development work because of it being atomic

You can just make a container for your development, but I’d rather not (I just layer packages atm and I’m working on making my own image based on it that has the stuff I want)

Most of those are optional lol The only ones that aren’t are the network ones, and after looking at the source code, it’s mostly used for error messages

That’s probably just the marketing reason. The realistic reason is probably that they want to sell you their brand of wireless earbuds that need to be replaced in a few years tops

Same energy as “no offense, but…” or, more extremely, “not to be racist, but…”

If it helps, I’m pretty sure the devs are in the process of rewriting the UI on a private repo. Idk if there’s any eta or progress chart

I use Gboard as a keyboard and it’s got an undo button. Maybe try that (your mileage may vary)

I feel like AOSP, at the very minimum, should have its own “tips and tricks” list (ideally in the form of a built-in app). Ideally every OEM flavor of Android should. I should not have to look it up in order to find these out tbh