This is worse than that too, we’re already at a point where most people don’t understand how the machine works… But overuse of AI is going to make it so that most people don’t know how to do simple tasks that everybody used to know. They’ll be non-functional without an internet connection.

I think it was a style choice, like even if it’s free it’s still not good enough.

Even if it’s flipped the layout doesn’t make any sense, and there’s only three rows. But yeah probably just an artist drawing a representation of a keyboard and not directly copying one.

youtu.be/cvkDcrbLP2s

“I don’t pay you to contradict me!”

“You don’t… pay me at all.”

I switched to Mint about 2 years ago just to try it out for a friend who wanted to switch from windows who wasn’t very tech savvy. Once I got everything set up I realized I liked it pretty well, it played all the games I wanted to play, and it ran all the programs I wanted to run through wine so why was I using Windows?

I got a new computer and just migrated the hard drive on over, and this worked but it did create some problems and it ran slowly at times, so I did a clean install a few months ago. I decided to try out Ubuntu and really did not enjoy it at all. I had to redo so much of the UI to make it how I wanted it to be that I eventually just gave up and switched back to Mint, but the latest version this time. It’s been great, very few problems and runs a lot better than the version I had that was running on my old laptop first. Hell, some gaming experiences are better through proton than they are on Windows native weirdly.

x^3=125 x^3=(1+2)5 x^3=35 x=5

Just wait until they rent Plague Dogs

It’s reasonably good although it has gotten worse lately weirdly. Sometimes it just completely ignores what I say or hilarious sound alikes come from what I’m saying. It is a lot better than it was about 5 years ago though.

I only capitalize things when my phone autocorrects me or I’m using voice to text like right now