Just once I want to see a scenario where an LLM is the better tool for everyday computing. Maybe I’m just bad at technology, but ever task I’ve tried has been more effort for a worse result.

I think the Ubuntu haters are overly enthusiastic. It’s perfectly fine. Actually pretty good.

Mint is extremely popular as a recommendation for good reasons as well.

Both have excellent support communities, which is important. Linux in general has become a lot more “plug and play” in recent years, meaning that it will do more of what you want right out of the box. In all likelihood, you will want to do something with it that requires help, so having a robust community makes a big difference.

Any concept that we have a clear trajectory from present tech to AGI comes directly from Sam Altman’s propaganda department.

I started off with calibre-web and Kavita, but transitioned to calibre-web only. I found that I have a lot of weird formats for comic books that are not handled well by regular comics hosting. If you have everything in standard CBR formats (etc), then you should have no issues.

I found Kavita and komga basically equivalent, but some people have said it makes a difference for manga series.

Calibre-web-automated is a different project with more features and more active development. I’d probably choose that if I were setting it up today.

This is a great platform, especially if you are just beginning in self-hosting. I don’t use it on my deployment “version 2.0” because I found it unnecessary once learning a little more about docker, etc. While I was using it, I loved it, and would definitely recommend it!

Aren’t there already fedi platforms that connect to Bluesky like WAFRN for people who want it?

Who on earth would downvote this? Smh

I don’t really like seeing anyone’s nipples in public. But then, I also understand the difference between my personal preferences and need for legislation.