Meanwhile, AI probably saves me a day a week.

I use it a couple different ways, as a well-supervised junior dev who does the crap I don't like.
And then as a high-knowledge tech resource I use as a sounding board for technichal architecture questions.

In neither case do I trust it completely, but by working with it similarly to how I work with some of my on-the-spectrum techs, I get good results.

Agree. Get fabbing.

Nah. Only a few Slashdotters and Redditors will notice or care.

In the future this will be known as Terminator OS 0.0001

Good. This should have happened years ago.

Now they need to crack down on their spam-sending users.

Blink Shell isn't traditionally tabbed, but you can have multiple ssh shells in it. Works well with some UI niceties to make being on a (normally) keyboardless device less bad.

Perfect.

Where in Gilbert is below flood level?

Oh, and *East Valley Fist Bump*

Now they can focus on game play and bug fixing.

It was normal Dex.
I loved Linux on Dex, but Samsung killed it. Bass-turds couldn't just release it to the community

Funny. I used it as my primary 'desktop' OS on my last (always-working) vacation.
Connected it to the TV in the resort, and used a BT keyboard and mouse to do everything I needed - email, web browsing, SSH, VNC, and Wireguard.

Worked great. Didn't need my laptop.

And then they'll make propane more expensive and go after the companies which fill your tanks.

Two is one
One is none

This used to be a tech site. Back then we knew that RAID and tested good backups was necessary to ensure data protection/integrity.

A shame some forget that critical infrastructure needs the same level of redundancy.

Perfect comment

Tello has a $6/mo plan on T-mobile's network