There are no lower or upper bounds for local LLMs. Just get the best GPU/RAM combo you can with your budget. Some laptops also have NPUs that are dedicated specifically to AI iirc

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I’d use Firefox with ublock origin and disable javascript (via ublock settings)

I have an epson ecotank that’s been really good so far.

• Ink tank so you’re not bound by official ink and whatnot, plus ink is super cheap and lasts forever.
• Linux drivers either in the repos or downloadable from the website.
• We keep it off for way more than a week at a time without issues

No booklet printing or automatic duplex, but for flyers you don’t need it.

Modern 14" Thinkpads are already the golden balance of size and portability imo. I alrrady “actually carry” my laptop with me, thank you

May I ask why she’s moving away from Mac? And also what problems are you having with bottles?

As for the alternatives, OnlyOffice is really good at editing PDF files. It treats them like their own office format, on the same level as docx and ppt

It still isn’t. It doesn’t even have fractional scaling

I’d think you’d use MATE if you love the Gnome 2 era. May I ask why not?

The good old ‘programmer socks’

Europeans

For the grand crime of… (checks notes) living in Europe?

It’s true. It would be 0

Are you sure? Male politicians are infamous for not facing consequence. This woman fucked a minor and got nine months, my country’s president fucked countless minors and an airport took his name after he died

Even the graphics evoked real life better than photorealism. It was truly a gem

The original Cassette Beasts was set in a land outside of space and time with many people coming from the modern days, sci-fi futures, or even medieval fairytales

I also hope they made it in Godot 4. The first game was a bit unoptimized

PEAK IS GETTING A SEQUEL??

They didn’t copyright strike it. Youtube striked it automatically because of their poor AI. This is misinformation

I have a different opinion entirely: piracy is not like theft, it’s like tax evasion (or, for indie games, like sneaking into a concert without a ticket). It’s a bit stingy, but it’s perfectly understandable in certain cases, and in general not that bad of a thing morally

Because then they’ll release an update and no one will bother to re-crack the game for it. Or, in the case of hypervisor, because most people don’t risk it

Around that time, my uncle was paying a boy in his school to give him a physical drive containing a bunch of pirated games every month