alias vim='nvim'

Vim is a different way to think.

Oh its not enabled for Linux?

Chris Peterson [:cpeterson] Comment 19 • 7 days ago • Edited

For 138.0.3, next week’s dot release, we want ToS to be enabled for the following percentages of new users:

Windows = 100% Update: stay at 50%
macOS = 25%
Linux = 0%

For 139.0, next major release, we want ToS to be enabled for the following percentages of new users:

Windows = 100%
macOS = 100%
Linux = 0%

Source: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1959542 (Scroll down, as I don’t know how to link to this specific reply)

I just got the 138.0.3 update and restarted Firefox. No such dialog to click through, I have not clicked to agree yet. I am on Linux, where distribution maintainer created the package to install and download. Did they disable this? Or maybe I did not got this dialog as I already opted out from data collection, through the settings in Firefox.

I’m confused.

I mean lot of stuff is written in forums and social media, where people hallucinate. Or even in real life if you talk to one. Its normal for a human to pick up something in their life, later talk about it as a fact, regardless of where they learned it (tv, forum, videogame, school). Hallucinations are part of our brain.

Sometimes being aware of the hallucination issue is still a hallucination. Sometimes we are also aware of the hallucination an Ai makes, because its obvious or we can check it. And also there are Ai chatbots who “talk” and phrase in a more human natural sounding way. Not all of them sound obvious robotic.

Just for the record, I’m skeptical of Ai technology… not biggest fan. Please don’t fork me. :D

To be fair, humans tend to hallucinate too.

I asked a local Ai chatbot DeepSeek-R1-Distill-Quen-14B:

Does Ai hallucinate and is it getting worse? Answer in one paragraph.

Answer:

AI does exhibit a form of “hallucination” where it generates plausible but incorrect information, particularly when faced with uncertainty or creative prompts beyond its training scope. This phenomenon occurs as AI constructs logical-sounding answers using available data, even if those answers aren’t accurate. While advancements in AI make these hallucinations more convincing and harder to detect due to improved coherence, the issue isn’t worsening in severity but rather evolving in how it presents itself.

I’m all for LibreOffice and Open Source, but I do not agree on this point. Microsoft created the format and application and LibreOffice is a third party that tries to be conform.

Why wasn’t this catched by previous routine reviews?

If its called smart and uses Ai, then its advanced. We need Ai for renaming groups of tabs.

Trading off quality for money.

The problem is not that Ai could replace humans; the problem is that executives think they can.

Now, the team is experimenting with smart tab groups, a new AI-powered feature that suggests names and groups based on the tabs you have open.

Off course, they found a way to integrate more Ai features.

Thunderbird doesn’t have the same annoying stuff of Firefox, as far as I know at least. However, there is no guarantee that Mozilla wouldn’t force this on Thunderbird someday, even if Thunderbird operates mostly independent.

By switching to another client, I didn’t mean you can takeover your offline accounts and data to another client. Just meaning you can switch, as your mail accounts are not bound to any mail client. Unlike something like Photoshop in example, that was what I meant. There is fork Betterbird, in case Thunderbird decides to go wild (we can’t know that for sure). I did not look into it much, but I’m sure alternative forks that are compatible to the current Thunderbird profile (for import) will be available.

Thunderbird has their own finances and operates quite independent from Mozilla. They make more money than any other project under Mozilla’s banner. Thunderbird is quite successful. And even if one day a problem occurs, one could still use a fork or switch to a different mail client. But I don’t see any problem coming, unlike with Firefox in example.

Is this GTKs fault, or the app developers, or your distribution? Or maybe you misconfigured something.

If Google does not implement this, then most won’t care (unfortunately). I think this is a great idea and concept by Mozilla, but it needs to be adopted and respected widely to be effective.

crc32 is very common amongst emulation and roms. While often they provide md5sum too, crc32 is a bit faster on bulk.

Agreed on your points and usually I do 2. (name) and 3. (exit instead else) sometimes. For the [[ over [, it usually matters only for word splitting and globbing behavior, if you do not enclose the variables between quotes I believe. But looking into the shellcheck entry, looks like there is no disadvantage. I may start doing this by default in the future too.

So thanks for the suggestions, I will update the script in a minute.

Edit: I always forget that Beehaw will break if I use the “lower than” character like in , so I replaced it in the post with cat %%EOF which requires to change that line. And the example usage is gone for the moment.

Edit2 (21 hours later): I totally forgot to remove the indentation and else-branch. While doing so I also added a special option -h, in case someone tries that. Not a big deal, but thought this should be.

Just a thumb of rule to make sense of it: A column in AWK is by default any space separated part. You can change the column separator to any other character too with -F ":" in example would be a double colon. There is also a way to print all columns, but with certain exceptions. In example print all, but the third and fourth columns: ls -l | awk '{$3=""; $4=""; print $0}' . Admittely I forget this syntax often and have to look for it again.

A perfect example when to use AWK.