Death is not specific to individuals.

My Internet-connected Linux computers are pretty fucking rad.

What do you mean by “get a horse”?

You fundamentally misunderstand what happened here. The LLM wasn’t trying to break free. It wasn’t trying to do anything.

It was just responding to the inputs the user was giving it. LLMs are basically just very fancy text completion tools. The training and reinforcement leads these LLMs to feed into and reinforce whatever the user is saying.

Same. I kinda like it.

Those icons are definitely for someone, just not me.

I run Rancher Desktop on Windows… But only because my company won’t let me use Linux, and I only use it for Dev and testing.

All that to say, I have no idea why else you would be running a container engine on a Windows host.

Gaming really benefits from up to date kernels. So Ubuntu just isn’t a good choice for that.

I started on Bazzite but transitioned to Aurora for my personal PC and wife’s laptop. God I wish I could use it for work. I’m forced to use Windows or Mac.

Joke’s on you, Jorge. I use U-Blue just for the great general purpose desktop experience.

He’s not talking about Bazzite, though. Bluefin and Aurora are built from the same cloud tech as Bazzite, but are more focused towards devs, specifically devs who use containers.

I got to update my WSL on my work machine to Debian 13. Very exciting.

Hell, not even junior devs. I need to be able to come back to code months or years later and be able to figure it out. I can only remember so much.

No. Both are hard to maintain. And in fact, I’d prefer the spaghetti. It can be untangled.

If your code is as comprehensible as that run-on sentence, I can understand why coworkers would ask you to please write simpler code.

Bazzite is great, but take a look at Aurora and Bluefin, too. All built from the same community with slightly different goals.

I started with Bazzite and ended up staying with Aurora.

None are.

+1 for Ubiquiti, but I’d suggest one of the cheaper models with built in WiFi unless you plan on having an intricate network.

Imagine trying to peer review that shit.

If you’re not on it already, join the discord. Lots of helpers there. I recommend sticking with Bazzite and learning how to use it better. It has the tools you need to run anything you could run in any other distro. You just can’t always copy and paste commands from a Google search. But that’s where the discord can set you straight.