This. I left TeamViewer after they flagged me as commercial. I've been using them for my home computers and 3d printers for ever. Now I do rust desk

Biblical myth about the tower of babel. They tried to build to the heavens and god struck it down then everyone started speaking different languages. I haven't thought about that one in a long time and it's so funny to think that's actually in the Bible.

Edit:Before building the tower everyone spoke the same language

This is how I AI. I spent a few days back and forth planning with ChatGPT. Worked hard on making sure even I understood what I really wanted. Made me confident in my plan and made it easy to spin up new chats when the vibe coding did start.

It didn't protect from some bad code and the random dumbness of the AI, but it definitely helped keep clear plan, chat starters, and trackers.

Vibe coding is good for prototype or quick and dirty. But I know I could go back over it and write it better. Problem is I don't have the time. So I'm grateful to have what we have. It will be better soon anyway.

I did Garuda dragonized gamer.

Didn't need all the dragonized fluff but wanted the gamer package. No issues so far but I've only tested one game. But it was a game that always crashed on windows so it's looking like a great start.

Apparently you can install the gamer package without the dragonized but I went for quick and simple as I'm a busy person.

Edit: I do have my issues. Not sure how I feel yet. Love breaking away from windows but Linux does take extra effort still.

Got to remember a few key factors. All new sessions have a random seed that affects how it picks tokens. Filling context window complicates logic. Long sessions has a potential to have contaminates in the session/context history. The amount of compute available effects performance.