It’s a flag you set up yourself, it’s in your user configuration.

You can still buy all of those without any “smart” capabilities easily.

You could definitely compile your own version of Home Assistant stripping those configurations from the codebase. Enjoy!

Why would you guys want to delete those configurations??? How would you expect to reinstall them in the case of wanting them back???

Would you like to uninstall ZHA too? Why not the entire WebUI? Yeah!! Let’s get rid of all the bloat!!

I never use the letter Q, so I demand it being stripped out of all keyboards!! BLOAT!!

Do you guys even think twice about the things you like getting angry about??

Is there a fork that has Sponsorblock submissions available?

That’s my biggest downside with FreeTube, the dev is anti-sponsorblock, he just added basic sponsorblock reading because it was too obvious everyone wanted it.

As a former Arch user that has been (and still is) using OpenSUSE Tumbleweed for like… 9 months? I would summarize it like this: DON’T SWITCH.

At first everything will feel pretty good. Latest software like Arch, but with the BTRFS config OOTB, which feels like “wooow, this is really cool”.

But then… You’ll slowly start seeing the problems.

Some other comment said zypper was better than pacman. That’s absolutely not true. zypper is way slower, and search works horribly. Even with the new parallelization system, things are definitely worse.

Also, the paru/yay equivalent experience (non-official packages) is bad, really bad, not only because of how little software actually is there, but also because things are not as well mantained, and stuff like codecs will make you cry.

And for the stability of Tumbleweed… My system, and several apps have been broken too many times in these months of usage, and stayed broken for weeks without a fix. It’s not like Arch didn’t break on me. But not this frequently, and not without quick fixes.

Yeah, that snapshots system is not something exclusive to OpenSUSE. Fedora does it too. And it’s not like you can’t configure it in 15 minutes with the Arch wiki.

Insecure by design ®️

Unless the digital Euro or GNU Taler really become the norm… You are totally stuck with multibillion corps controlling every single digital cent of yours.

The data has already been scrapped, processed, categorized and indexed. This is quite literally true.

Do not worry about it, and simply try to not give them much from now on.

Also filling the internet with junk is how our best ever collective project dies. Don’t be a part of that.

How is FIFA going to kick the host of the World Cup? After literally creating a Peace Prize specifically to give it to Trump?

World’s Cup is going to be a shitshow.

Now count that money compared to the top 10 richest people. What a disgrace.

Trying to build a Thread network today is a waste of money, sadly. There’s not enough competition there and prices are much worse than Zigbee,

Nope, OP wants a bulb with temperature and brightness controls. A smart switch won’t do it.

You’ll really thank yourself if you leave the Apple ecosystem ASAP. You’ll very quickly realise you’ve been virtually jailed and manipulated into spending too much for incredibly restricted technology.

Anyone with Nextcloud Memories setup? I’ve read it’s the only one that still respects a sane files and folders setup, whereas the other options basically force you to forever use their database-based system and files are terribly organized, so you are forced to use their interface.

I must say something: 99 % of my usage of an AI chatbot is for translating a document so I can publish it in multilang.

LLMs are REALLY GOOD at that specific job. It saves soooo much time.

Sometimes, there are mistakes (not far from human error tho), so I am assuming Mozilla will still allow for human review and correction… Right?

Woah, I had to do that weird textfile trick on every single computer I installed for all my family members for years until the first Debian KDE with Wayland session (was it 12?)

IMO Wayland surpassed X11 a long time ago… As it doesn’t shit in the pants with tearing on video play or touchscreens with multi-screen.

“AI code” is being added to the Linux kernel for years now.

Are you shopping for a different OS?

I am willing to bet more than 80 % of programmers nowadays have AI assistance. It works. It saves time. Code is still public, reviewable.

You can either accept the new reality or hide in the woods.

That sounds like a very country-specific fact and I am not sure poster talked about a specific country.