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Just a few months 😔 Perhaps it's is just me who's unlucky.

Popos was the one I tried last, out of curiosity.It ran smoothly at first. Then all of a sudden logging in to my user took 3 minutes. Turned out it was some custom popos syncing code that blocked the login process. I'm now running Ubuntu again 🥴

I'm a software developer and thus tried quite a few distros. Over the years I always switched back to Ubuntu, because it was the least broken. All others just suddenly gave up and had some weird bugs I wasn't able to easily debug. Issues are not worth my free time. And that is the only reason I use Ubuntu alongside Windows. But when support for W10 seized, Windows will be history for me.

A few months back I would have said the same. Lately, however, ChatGPT very often returned very incorrect information on very basic topics. Each wrong answer erodes my trust a little bit more. Lately to a point where I consider googling first instead of asking ChatGPT

Women are so cute and the best of the best of the best of the world but I think it was a good idea to be a little too fast and the only thing I could do is to get a new job

😔

I don't get that reference 😬 A link pls?

While we are at it, why not voluntarily wire out houses and put a person to interpret our conversations on 24/7 duty into our cellars? You never know whether your family members or you yourself are complicit of something.

Is Nvidia Shield Pro not good?

I always find it funny when they then also keep asking the same wrong questions in the company wide satisfaction surveys.

Holy shit that's crazy

Can we somehow integrate ads into the display frame? Looks like dead and unused area to me.

This is gonna be my new answer to "What do you do?"

As a software deceloper I struggle to understand that phrase "if you get all work done". That will never be the case for me, because (1) there is always more work and (2) we usually plan in more into a sprint than one can muster. That means we are always moving work from one into the next sprint. You are never done early enough to quit even a quarter of a day early.