Explain how I’m the product relative to Linux.
Explain how I’m the product relative to Linux.
Just a reminder that if you’re using ai to write your book, your book has less worth than your last dump.
They kneecapped Linux in the early days because they were afraid of what people accepting FOSS as a standard would do to their profits.
If you believe it and keep using Unity for new projects, you’re kind of a sucker.
Don’t let your kids grow up to be Unity developers.
It’s called Godot, and it’s amazing.
Leave one out overnight and tell your present self that they can have it in the future if they do x before tomorrow. If you succeed, then you get a cookie. If you fail, eat the cookie anyway. At least you tried.
That’s a good rule. I only accidentally got into open-source, but now that I know what it is and what it’s all about, I am totally sold on it and will almost always choose open-source over proprietary alternatives.
In a hose, on a rose, up your nose. Everywhere where life can be is where life goes.
Three years ago after trying Unity for a month I chose to learn Godot instead. I see now how right that decision was. Well done past self. Have a future cookie.
Its music, but the level of skill to make it is low, and therefore of little credit to the one who makes it.
I’m aware, but ultimately they’re still an ad company that uses technology to sell more ads. Any minor aspects of altruism (if it can be called that) can’t wash that away.
For people who roll their eyes when someone mentions Linux and all of the free and open source projects adjacent to it (including Firefox!), this is exactly why many people value those things. We actually can have freedom in computing and it’s worth pushing for. We don’t have to roll over simply accept what Google, Microsoft and Apple want.
Introducing Windows Lens…we see what you see.
I remember when I first installed Linux. I thought it was broken because it was so clean and distraction free.
The time of the Mastadon is at hand.
That’s not a bad idea. Thanks for the recomendation! I had forgotten that s-pens use wacom tech.
I wish this had a pen. I’m waiting for a Linux tablet that can be used with Krita.
I’m not a business, so it doesn’t apply to me.