Don't kid yourself, we can tell. Oh yes, we can tell.
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And you don't use ai.
But for reasons you don't understand.
Over on programmer.dev, we're allowed to use AI, as long as we occasionally complain about how bad it still is.
My hope is that localllama-style use grows on Lemmy once the corporate apps start to really enshittify.
Hey its not my fault, im computer illiterate and star trek is for needs. Also i got banned from reddit.
I watch old trek clips to reminisce, but not nutrek crap
Call me when I can play ALL the video games I want to play on Linux and I'll happily ditch windows.
Hard mode: you aren't allowed to mention Proton or tell me to abandon video games I like because "Well kernal anticheat is bad and was invented by satan" (it is, I know, I still want to play fortnite occasionally or whatever).
As a Linux-only person I can totally acknowledge the need for Windows if you want to be a regular player of specific popular games. And maybe VR. I haven't tried it recently after playing a ton of VR a few years ago.
But I can also point out the fact that I probably already own more games than I will ever finish in my adult life, and just in case I do there are also more games released every year that work on Linux that I could ever play. So if a game will not work in Linux even with proton and whatnot, my life is not negatively affected by that game not existing in my world. (I'll admit I probably didn't always think this way, but for a long time I still ran Windows and didn't think about it either way)
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