IngeniousRocks (They/She)

My one complaint in your comment is the “if you’re a good artist you’ll find work”, it’s simply not true.

I’m a shit artist (im an untrained outsider slapping paint on surfaces to vaguely resemble what my clients ask for) and I find work, yet none of my friends who are legitimately talented are finding anything.

Never understood why folks used acrylic bongs, like, how do you clean it? I kinda figured they were meant as disposable party bongs.

My bad, I meant order, they’re distant cousins in the Hymenoptera order.

Bees and ants are in the wasp family order.

If wasps go, so to does much of the biodiversity among pollinators.

Edit: specificity in language is important

LLMs are often python based, so they’re not wrong per se, I just wouldn’t consider them to be correct

What URLs is it not a client for? As far as I understand it will pull whatever data is presented by whatever URL. cURL doesn’t really care about protocol being http, you can use it with FTP as well, and I haven’t tested it yet but now that I’m curious I wanna see if it works for SMB

If you need screensharing capabilities, I recommend installing OBS to use it’s desktop capture feature as a virtual camera. This is because screensharing features often don’t work on Linux (this is a good thing for privacy reasons)

I’m not gonna be a dick about it, but you really shouldn’t be asking AI (or at least not a language model, use a reasoning model) things like this and accepting what they say as fact.

The information these models have is out of date

The information these models give is inaccurate

You were taught how to research in school, do the math yourself instead of killing your critical thinking skills by letting an AI do the work for you.

You’ll probably be fine unless you’re using apple hardware or some weird ultraproprietary thing. An Ethernet to USB adapter will get you connected if you need to manually download your wifi drivers, but this is extremely unlikely in 2025.

cURL (pronounced curl) stands for client for URL. It transfers data from a url, which you can then do things with.

Guess I’m lunch🤷‍♀️

Doesn’t matter, it’s about being a birthright citizen.

Ted Cruz was born in Canada but he’s still technically eligible to be US president

Sounds like an XHCI handoff issue, is your Bluetooth run over USB3.1 by any chance?

I’ve run into an issue lately where nearly everything I torrent is from IA, who has 2 webseeds. I can sit there seeding for weeks and still be at a 0.0 ratio

I’ve never even heard of prime gaming, if they wanted to disrupt steam they should have tried harder.

Regardless, good, fuck Amazon I’m glad this failed.

Friend did you just copyright your lemmy comment under creative Commons v4?

Depends on the game, but also the context.

Maybe this has changed since I’ve upgraded my gaming specs but I used to average 14 FPS on Kerbal Space Program and had a great time with it, docking is a nightmare at that frame rate but otherwise it’s more than playable.

Back in my poverty gaming days I 100%-ed a pirated The Simpsons Hit and Run with potato graphics at slide show speeds, I’m talking like multiple seconds per frame with around 80% frame droppage.

Nowadays I just care that it looks decent and runs smoothly for the games I play, which is mostly Civilization and Stellaris

100% true there.

As a 20 year user I can’t imagine using something else as easily. My partner, who’s been using it for less than a month, also has a great time with it.

Back when I was still learning though I broke it quite a few times mucking about where I didn’t belong and copy-pasting commands I didn’t understand into the terminal.

Remember kids, if you don’t understand what you’re reading, you can break things by following instructions.

Sigh 😮‍💨

Time to spin up a selfhosted URL shortener

This is corporate propaganda. /s

In all seriousness though it’d be really nice if people stopped sharing memes making Linux look hard. Its literally the only readily available easy to use option that doesn’t spy on you, the people need to not be scared of it.