Well, there’s Fluffychat written in Flutter already. I recently ditched that because it didn’t load my messages properly. Element has a similar problem now. The whole Matrix ecosystem currently is a huge UX mess…

Just register for ChatGPT and ask that thing. But be aware ChatGPT is often very sure about stuff like 2+2=5, so take its answers with a grain of salt.

Ich weiß nicht, aber nichts an diesem Artikel überrascht mich im Hinblick auf seine Aussagen in den letzten Jahren. Mich ärgert es, dass solche Leute auch nur ansatzweise politische Macht erlangen können bzw erlangt haben.

Well, you’d probably have to find some clever way to do it. As Wayland doesn’t use the server architecture X11 does it’s probably pretty hard to plug a local display in a foreign computer with Wayland. Let’s see what the future brings.

I honestly don’t believe that you didn’t have a single issue in years. That would mean you didn’t have any crashes and bugs at all.

Not quite though, there’s still lots of stuff missing, e.g. forwarding via SSH, screenshots of all types of windows, DisplayLink drivers…

See also: https://arewewaylandyet.com/ (but just because something exists for Wayland, doesn’t mean it works well)

Every year is the year of the Linux desktop. I think between around 2010 and 2015 there was a bit of stagnation, but currently my opinion is that the Linux desktop is getting better every iteration. Heck, even Wayland is nearly usable.

Then why would ChatGPT kill Google?

Cool, now I know what I won’t buy. Ubisoft has some serious problems, see Jim Stephanie Sterling’s videos on them.

Google can easily replicate ChatGPT with enough engineers, computing power and outsourced labor. There’s nothing secret in the inner workings.

That said, maybe we’ll be able to use search engines again without wading through pages of mud when there’s more competition…

Joke’s on you, I’m rather dying in pain, alone in a hospital, so they can harvest my organs. #donateyourself

Try reading the article.

That’s what a bot would say.

I don’t agree that COVID gives elites more control, if anything it destabilised international relations and made it harder to do stuff even for elites. They also don’t gain much by reducing the population if they’re already successful elites. The other things in my opinion are unrelated to the COVID pandemic.

You can still hold your opinion but I don’t think I’ll gain any deeper understanding by further discussing this. Thank you for answering.

Funny that you acknowledge I asked for clarification just to again assume something completely different. I see you have set your mind already, which confirms my initial suspicion.

What makes you think the pandemic has been ‘deployed’?

Ah so you mean that the COVID pandemic has been manufactured by an elite of people with lots of information about the world’s population to spread it more efficiently?

If so, what would/did they gain from the COVID pandemic?

That’s a good argument! However, some forms of asking questions turn into bad faith arguments and sealioning. Not the case here, but still something to be aware of.

Thank you for over-analysing, but you were wrong. I’m interested to see how you get around admitting you’re chasing your own tail here.

Exactly. My thought process was ‘I can’t think of a reason COVID was partly caused by privacy issues, so there must be another pandemic’

A pandemic like monkeypox, if you remember that sword of Damocles still hanging, where privacy concerns about having gay sex prevents scientific discourse about how to prevent the spread.

Still interested in which pandemic and an elaboration about how failure to uphold privacy made it possible.