Great Horned Rat's favourite album yes yes.

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No, it's full of toilets turned on their sides.

I use this. It's pretty nifty.

The latest update uses a custom compatibility tool that spawns MO2 directly from Steam when you launch the respective game.

I've been running this with FO4 and it just works (after the one time CLI run of mo2-lint). Even the creation kit works.

Can't wait to see what you'll do for 69

How is this a meme?

Have they ever said publicly their intention to become a cooperative?

Though the way Valve operates, being a cooperative does sound plausible.

It's hard to believe that KDE used to be considered one of the worst DEs around and now it's like Gnome is getting worse while KDE is getting better and better.

One of the best addons you can get. Period.

It's like a paradigm shift when you browse YouTube after enabling it.

This plus using ublock to remove useless UI elements makes for a prime disenshittified YouTube experience.

Endeavour does it for me.

No nonsense arch setup without any bells and whistles.

As for why they adopted KDE, they probably discovered how hard it is to work with Gnome developers.

The time it took for man to shift from bronze swords to iron swords is longer than the time it took to shift from iron swords to the nuclear bomb.

You seem like someone who hasn't really worked in software development.

Software engineering does not simply mean coding. A production grade software application goes through analysis, design, implementation (where coding happens), testing (several phases), release and maintenance. Not to mention infrastructure concerns (storage, databases, microservices, service orchestration, middleware, etc). The whole process is too nuanced and complex to conclude that AI would make the whole career obsolete. It might shake up some areas of software engineering but only a small part of it.

You'll still need people to verify that the AI generated application actually behaves as per the business logic, runs optimally with the hardware you have and scales as your business grows. Which means engineers for testing and reviewing the generated code plus engineers to setup the infrastructure where the application will run.

Does this have something to do with the author being banned from freedesktop?

I'd rather see what RISC-V has to offer.

Wrong. Everyone knows all Linux users are femboys.

This feels like how it was reading Harry Potter as a kid vs as an adult.

This is some /r/surrealmemes shit right here.

Aren't Qt and GTK cross platform? I have Dolphin and Kate running on my Windows work laptop.

I'm pretty sure Bill Gates was not the first to do so, but he was a major driving force.

Earlier, there was a trend of code sharing in magazine, BBSs, etc. So someone wanting to make a business selling software had to deal with rampant piracy. Software licenses didn't really exist back then. So if you "bought" a program you could share it with others because since you bought it you "owned" it and could do anything with it.

Bill Gates then famously wrote an open letter to the programming hobbyist community in 1976 criticizing the code sharing practice that conflicts with those trying to sell software. You can read more about it here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/An_Open_Letter_to_Hobbyists