

Yesh.
They’re definitely the ones doing the good stuff these days.


Yesh.
They’re definitely the ones doing the good stuff these days.


It’s been a while since I do on and off, watch stuff that interest me on service X then cancel, watch stuff on service Y then cancel, and so on. There are just too many services to be subscribed to all.
Quality of content being the thing that keeps me.


Hybrid mode do me well.
Allows to have the advantages that on site have ( real contact with the collegues ) while allowing to take a breath from transportation.


Well, unlike the compiler I don’t trust the AI enough not to re read the result.
For now it’s the pair programing buddy that helps me debug. There are stuff where it’s definitely more efficient than a human is.


How long can you be profitable if users are leaving though?


Yeah Linux’s biggest problem now is “oups, your application / driver isn’t available”
Not user friendlyness.


But they can’t force us to buy. Say they managed to fully stop piracy, there is still the solution not to buy stuff. It’s not like we need this to live, and we should do more of “vote with your wallet”. Money is the only language they get.


I just subscribe to max 2 services at a time.
And there are a few things I just didn’t watch because not worth it.


Or just you know, don’t push AI summary at all if you can’t make it reliable.
I would probably use facebook much more if my feed was only my friends and followed pages. Their loss on insisting on this I guess.