I found a workaround for this:

I start with “a buggy LLM wrote this piece of code…” then i paste my code for review, so they can shit and bash on it “you’re absolutely right: that LLM done a disaster, this is a mess, look how inefficient is this function, here is how it can be improved…”

He either has var on a dedicated partition or has a 12 gb drive in 2025

Never tried but I read many people complaining that it’s very hard to remove/revert

Adobe shit doesn’t work properly in wine

Maybe requiring locking bootloader “for safety” on desktop computers if they want to run windows 12

Because it’s widely known that ai bros totally care and respect copyrights so when the bot sees that comment, will 100% remove that post from their training data instead of just ignoring it and continue scraping the same url 20 times a minute

In the end I’m learning how everything works “behind the scenes” with a shock therapy (disclaimer: while I didn’t use Linux as my personal desktop, I have a decade of experience with Linux servers, otherwise this migration would have been impossible to understand for me)

I was expecting for example an easy toggle for dark mode instead needs to set several constants on the terminal (for GTK, for qt, and so on)

Everything needs one hour of searching but I’m documenting everything for future reference in a markdown file

And I had to set home as a git repository because otherwise a literal comma in a wrong spot would crash everything and I wouldn’t be able to revert it

For example I wanted to show the WiFi status on the taskbar (default doesn’t show) and I forgot a comma in the JSON configuration file. The taskbar (waybar) didn’t even start next time and I was presented with a completely empty wallpaper lol

lowest end i3

I see it as a donation rather than a real “pro” version as a single terminal command can transform “lite” to “pro”

All browsers on iOS are Safari in disguise