Shh, don’t tell anyone.

Look Richard no matter how many times you post this, no-one is going to start calling it GNU/Linux.

And where’s the iPod now, eh?

Does that allow directx on the VM? I was messing around with some software that needed directx 9 or something for rendering and the only option seemed to be to get a second GPU and pass it through.

Oh no, you’re definitely right on both counts, just raising the point that sometimes words kind of become meaningless sometimes.

Most of the examples given aren’t enshitification though.

Ooh gnu/Hurd, I heard that was coming out soon.

Whoever the default is on my device.

I just spent yesterday fucking up an nVidia driver upgrade in Ubuntu for no appreciable improvement in transition freezing in the Dead Space remake.

Sometimes I love trawling through logs at speed and making magic happen because it reminds me of my heydays solving L3 support issues when the shit hit the fan.

Then I have to do it at work and it crushes me.

Of that era, it could well be capacitor plague.

:x

Didn’t realise they had their own gTLD either!

Kinda surprised the BBC hasn’t done this already, they’re normally quite advanced with this kind of thing.

You’d be blocking half of Lemmy.

Yeah, it’s fine. Haven’t had too much trouble in a good 10 odd years, once the WiFi drivers settled. Mind you I’m not fucking upgrading to 24.04 for another couple of weeks.

Vscode does not handle this well the one time I accidentally created 2 files with different cases. On one level it recognises them both as separate files, but other time thinks they’re the same.

If it had an accelerometer and Bluetooth I’d have it already.

I kinda just hold it all in my head and fix stuff when I notice it’s broken.

Curious how they define professional use, like my work desktop is windows, but all the servers are rhel