My head-cannon

Whoa, be careful where you point that thing!

Even regular laptops do just fine for less demanding or older titles!

This is my last comment to you before I block you for being a histrionic liar: laws can be changed without destroying a country. The USA for example used to wholesale endorse slavery and managed to get rid of that without wiping out the country altogether.

“From the river to the sea, Palestine will be free” is an unacceptable or inadvisable thing to say in the midst of a genocide of the Palestinian people, because it suggests that the state responsible for the genocide shouldn’t exist?

Uh… yes. Germany exists. Turkey exists. Russia exists. Unless there’s something about Israel in particular that you especially don’t like but aren’t willing to say in public?

“Zionism is when you don’t want the wholesale dissolution of an entire country”

That one’s going in the .ml hall of fame, thanks

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Yes, Illustrator is much better at managing text (less that InDesign of course, but still good for simpler designs). In Inkscape’s defense, many of the limitations are imposed by the SVG standard. I think paragraphs are one of them.

That’s great, I’m glad you’ve found something that fits your requirements! Some of us need features it doesn’t have, like the ability to adjust spacing between paragraphs (or rather, to have paragraphs at all rather than just add line breaks)

Yes, it does seem overambitious, but I’d be happy if I can just replace Illustrator finally.

https://graphite.rs/ is the one I’m really waiting for, but this looks nice, especially for game developers.

I mercifully don’t like in the US, but I am quite politally active, thanks.

Oh that’s adorable, it’s like a Roman in 80 CE complainign to their senator about government policy.

HP is probably the worst offender in this regard - their website is almost unusable. Lenovo is a close second, and I say this as a compulsive ThinkPad buyer.

Edit: I think a lot of commenters here aren’t reading the article. This isn’t about your favourite laptop, it’s about why manufacturer websites suck.

I wish they’d found a larger sample, but this is still interesting. The fact that much of the time is wasted on prompting makes sense. One important thing not mentioned however is that much of the market for vibe-coding tools is non-developers, i.e. people who don’t have the knowledge to actually do it themselves.

There’s a Files desktop app, which will sync photo folders as regular folders.

I guess we have different definitions of cross-platform but I think it’s unfair to leave Nextcloud out of the diagram when it has a memories app as well as one for facial recognition. it meets all criteria except an iOS app.

Probably Steam Deck users with that handheld device in one hand and their handheld device in the other.

No drawback if you have the hardware and know how to do it, but those are major obstacles for the vast majority of people who use Google Drive. Signing up for a hosted instance is much easier (and not even more expensive)

Nextcloud is already on the list but I just wanted to mention that self-hosting isn’t the only way to use it. Frankly for the price of a hosted solution it isn’t worth it unless you already have a server for other things.

I’d add hosted Nextcloud too. Hetzner for example have 1TB for less than 5 EUR/mo and it works great on Linux.