This is often the other way round nowadays though. It definitely used to be the case during the 360 era. But now loads of games use a mouse like cursor in games, even on console. And sometimes if it’s not like that the UI still looks mouse driven looking like it expects you to click on buttons but instead that have added a PNG of the button you need to press slightly over the UI button. It’s awful.

Hmm it seems the speculative market loves speculation rather than actual results…

Most people think adhd is just kids running around screaming constantly

Often preinstalled on prebuilts and laptops though, along with the OEMs bloat

I never said it was small haha. I did say it was big.

I never planned to get a server like this initially. Just the perks of having a partner working in IT for a school that’s decommissioning old tech since they’re outsourcing some stuff soon.

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It has 256gb of ram. I don’t remember the CPU power but it has 2.

I want to do self hosted storage, currently have 12-16tb (I’ve forgotten which). I’ll also want to have other services running. Like game servers or things like immich and jellyfin. I’ll also want to have something for git and probably Jenkins (or similar), then also a place to host anything I create that needs hosting.

When i asked where to begin with such a server, pretty much all of the responses were to go with proxmox. I’m not a fan that it’s nagware though so I’m open to other suggestions.

I have a big super micro server i was given a while back but have yet to set it up. I was going to put proxmox on it. Would you recommend yuno over that?

For a multitude of reasons, that is a silly suggestion.

What the heck is the open source equivalent of being able to manage the direct debits of one of my specific current credit cards?

Say that to my banking and credit card apps (some of which don’t even have a web version for seCuRitY reasons)

I think some recent EU proposals that make Google responsible for ensuring users can’t install malicious apps is what has caused this to happen though. I could be wrong but I think I remember hearing about that.

IIRC it was before the end of the first day too haha

They’re not the first. The first one happened in the same week the digital safety act was put in place

I use AI as an entryway to learning or for finding the name or technique that I’m thinking of but can’t remember or know it’s name so then i can look elsewhere for proper documentation. I would never have it just blindly writing code.

Sadly search engines getting shitter has sort of made me have to use it to replace them.

Then it’s also good to quickly parse an error for anything obviously wrong.

No, I’m 2025 where a “small” phone is now 6x3"

• Carrying two massive slabs because a few apps won’t run on one of them

• Having a second home because some nights you can’t sleep in one due to noisy neighbours

Where the more simple solution would be:

• Have a phone that can run all of the apps you need so you don’t need to buy and carry around a second phone
• deal with your neighbours and sort stuff out rather than buy and travel to and from a second home.

I’m comparing the impracticality, not the monetary impact

I don’t like that my neighbours are noisy, guess i should get a second house for when they’re shouting

So it does the earliest episode of one podcast, then the earliest of another and so on. That’s what I mean. So it’s not just all episodes sorted by date because then any recent podcast with less episodes of an older one will not appear in the playlist for ages