BlackEco

Great, another fun thing the LLM craze want to take from me. FFS.

I'm a little bit disappointed he didn't go for 69 as he teased.

This. There is nothing worse than open source users feeling entitled to anything.

So no Grand Prix? I doubt FOM would be willing to not do GPs on Sprint Weekends.

Until now, Ben Sulayem had been reluctant to expand beyond six sprints per season, citing the impact on FIA personnel workload and finances. But as previously reported, FOM is understood to be keen to hit double digits as soon as the 2027 season, as sprint weekends have had a net positive impact on race promoters and the commercial side of the business.

10 sprints per season? No thanks.

It's a ploy from Microsoft to push Copilot: you have to ask it to open the programs or folders you want. /s

FFS... I'm never going to buy anything hyped by LTT before doing more thorough research on it.

I was asking if those features were available in Mailbox. They are in Nextcloud, but knowing that Mailbox has them would entice me to move there instead of self-hostin (I share the same fears as you tbh)

I was looking to migrate my mails to a self-hosted Nextcloud instance, but Mailbox seems very appealing (and it would be cheaper than renting a VPS).

My only questions are: is there a feature like Snooze (or Follow-up reminders in Nextcloud parlance), can you have a unified mailbox for every address you have, and is there a limit to the number of domains you can have?

Is it just me or the clocks frequently break or change appearance without the page being refreshed?

Edit: nevermind, I skipped past the sentence explaining that every minute, the site prompts LLMs for a new solution. This is hilariously sad how LLMs aren't able to be consistent from one prompt to another.

Oh, then I have barely scratched the surface of what is capable with them.

I upgraded from my aging DS4 to an Ultimate 2C, and it was night and day. The buttons are sharp (some on the DS4 started to become sticky) and the hall-effect sticks are incredible: I felt that my inputs were much more precise out of the box, and in Steam you can reduce (and even eliminate) dead zones.

I would only upgrade to a Steam Controller for the trackpads, but I don't think I play enough games that would benefit from them to justify the purchase (maybe if I played more third-person platformers/shooters like Lara Croft and Uncharted)

Edit: forgot to mention the additional buttons. I don't use them on the 2C because of their awkward placement, whereas Valve placed them next to the grips on both the Steam Deck and Controller. I find the latter placement much easier and natural, it was quite useful when I played Half-Life 2 and Portal 2.