The good thing about nano is that it has clear instructions for how to close it right there immediately in front of you

hold button to restart computer

If you ever have an interest in running local LLMs you’re gonna wish you got even more

“My Linux computer has problems!”

“Just compile from source”

Still using Mint, see no reason to change

That’s a good point, I guess I haven’t been too aware of all that stuff.

The rights to search sure are, but it’s more like Google happens to be the one paying it right now. It could be Microsoft or Yahoo or anyone.

I don’t buy that what they are paid reflects the value of their search rights. Google has antitrust interest in the continued existence of Firefox, that’s why they would pay them, doesn’t matter what they say it’s for.

Isn’t that their main source of revenue?

Occasionally when I do web stuff I look into the big frameworks but quickly get overwhelmed and go back to simple html/css/js, so yeah I kind of just don’t get what the point is or why anyone needs or wants complexity there. Large websites always do most stuff serverside anyway it seems, so where is this complexity even getting used? It is very mysterious to me. Suspect Google etc. are pushing stuff no one needs in this regard as well to move the web towards something only they can handle.

They are funded by Google. I much prefer the “some random guys or whoever will fork their code” model of software for this sort of thing.

What’s stopping web standards from being made simple or unchanging enough for a smaller project to maintain a functional web browser?

Lemmy users just have better taste. Also all my negative opinions about Apple products were formed a decade ago and I haven’t had anything to do with them since.

I’m so glad I can mostly just ask my Linux questions to AI now instead of hoping I can find someone who will tell me how to do what I want instead of berating my choices and attitude.