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LeFantome

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    Comment #48695005

    https://wordtsar.ca/

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    Comment #48676049

    Current trends indicate that regular Windows 10 may as well.

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    Comment #48675992

    I bought a 2013 MacBook Air for $50 two years ago to take on a backpacking trip. It runs Linux and I use it all the time. I had a video meeting on it this morning. You run OpenCode…

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    Comment #48635184

    I have been using this for a couple of weeks and it has been very stable. Other than xfwl4 itself, the rest of the desktop has been the released XFCE 4.20 components. Already it is…

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    Comment #48566172

    Are you trying to tell me KDE requires you to configure wifi at the command line? No. No, it absolutely does not. I have used Plasma on at least four different distros in the past …

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    Comment #48566118

    Looking forward to GLM-5.2 in OpenCode. But a lot of other people are going to happily shell out for Opus 4.8 at way higher prices.

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    Comment #48550032

    He certainly had to do a bit of heavy lifting but it is great seeing FreeBSD becoming usable on laptop. I may consider trying to spin up FreeBSD on a non-essential machine just to …

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    Comment #48536843

    The K3 is a bit slower single core, about the same multi-core, and quite a bit faster at AI. If you use the AI cores for general compute (eg. when compiling) then it is quite a bit…

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    Comment #48535198

    “No excuse”

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    Comment #48535148

    That is a bold prediction

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    Comment #48535099

    It is kind of ironic that all the would be X successors waiting until Wayland took over before appearing. Something like XLibre or Phoenix would have been taken very seriously 5 ye…

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    Comment #48535074

    Why? Isn’t “waypipe ssh” more “the UNIX” way. There is also wors.

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    Comment #48535050

    You can do GUI over the network in multiple ways with Wayland.

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    Comment #48534966

    You know you can use Ruffle if you really want Flash right? https://ruffle.rs But the only standard you need is WASM. All browsers support it. Use whatever you want to make it. In …

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    Comment #48529661

    GLM 5.2 is Open Source and open weights. If one government wants to ban LLMs, it will be an incentive for another government to unchain them.

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    Comment #48529636

    What government? Models are available all over the world. They can be run locally. Are we banning the Internet? Genies and bottles.

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    Comment #48529291

    This is a full Solaris UNIX distro. Pretty far from TempleOS.

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    Comment #48529237

    It is not designed to be “retro”, like a toy. While it prefers many older, simpler technologies, it is designed to be used. XFCE is much more functional than CDE.

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    Comment #48528979

    Debian no longer supports Pentium, so neither does Antix. There are still Linux distros that will work on it. Adelie should. I think Arch32 as well. And Tinycore. I am not as sure …

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    Comment #48528849

    If we asked people around the world which country should be most feared, I wonder what they would say? https://geopoliticaleconomy.com/2026/06/07/study-world-usa-b...

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    Comment #48523972

    Is GLM-5.2 really so far behind? How far behind? So dumb.

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    Comment #48513377

    How far ahead of DeepSeek or Qwen do they really think they are? This is not a technology that they have a 10 year lead on. It is maybe 18 months until you can get Mythos from mult…

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    Comment #48479484

    I can see why they wanted to change the "RISC-V is inevitable" line. After you have heard it too many times it starts to sound like end-of-the-world zealots that expect us not to n…

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    Comment #48431728

    Nice job working in SECAM

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    Comment #48414573

    Is your point that Anthropic is now accepting code submissions to Opus 5.0 from “millions of contributors”? No? Ladybird uses AI to code. This is not them banning AI. This is them …