Our company just rolled out #copilot for our whole department. I'm kinda sceptical about how useful it's gonna be for the very specialized software we work with but it's worth a try, right?
I've finally given up on #hyprland and switched back to #gnome. I can see how it could make you more efficient but it felt like such a chore to do anything.
I've decided to nuke my 5 year old #archlinux install last week in favor of a shiny new #nixos one as my daily driver. I still have so many things I wanna install and customize, but I'm really enjoying being able to just play around with it without the fear of bricking anything.
My Pixel 6 is having a fun new bug where it sometimes disconnects from my wifi and stays disconnected. But when I open the wifi settings, it immediately reconnects and starts working again.
I love it when boardgames both have a dedicated compartment in their box for every single token/component and also give you instructions about where and how to store each piece.
I've recently switched email address from Gmail to my own domain (via Protonmail), but every time I send an email, I'm worried it's just gonna get auto-filtered as spam.
Facing a fun new bug in #windows, where you cannot open the file explorer for like 20 minutes, but then when you lease expect it, blasts you in the face with a million explorer windows, because it buffered all inputs trying to open it of course.
Just got fined by a policeman because of 'going too slow' and 'causing a traffic jam' on a one-lane winding road through the mountains in the middle of nowhere.
