There’s plenty of good, open source UX in FOSS. Have you seen the Gnome family of apps? They look great and are easy to understand.

If I talk with people about Lemmy, I’ll usually replace “lemmy” with “this social media I use, kinda like Mastodon, but for Reddit instead of Twitter” as to avoid them joining lemmy.ml and thinking that that’s the entirety of Lemmy.

$4.99 to plug in their camera

But they why do we stop at vandalizing only the Cybertruck? There are several other vehicles that I would consider to be “douchebag vehicles”.

• Cars that are modified to be as loud as possible. These cars can be going 20km/h and sound like the engine is in a race.
• Lifted pickup trucks.
• Pickup trucks that have only their bed used once.
• Any vehicle blocking a bus stop, bike lane or bus lane.

Don’t worry. They can send the reports to /dev/null where they will be read by Tim Apple himself when he checks it.

They better have had traffic cones on their heads. The mental image that creates is quite funny with the contrast to the serious businesmen trying to sell AI one booth over.

Steering the helm of a massive advertising company that misleads and manipulates users does not seem masculine to me.

IIRC Meta was one of the first companies to publicly release a language model that you could run on your computer, called llama. Hence the naming of projects like llama.cpp and ollama.

I would like to add that the way movies use raytracing (usually called path tracing in that context) is very different from how games use raytracing. While animated movies will simulate every ray of light to create the entire image, games use raytracing typically only for reflections and global illumination, while the rest of the image is still rendered using traditional techniques. (I’m no expert, though I have spent a bunch of time using Blender and playing around with Minecraft Raytracing mods)

Every year, Linux phones get just a bit better…