There are many reasons. My biggest problem with it is that it enables the productions of a incredible deluge of cheap shitty content (aka slop), sufficient to drown out a lot of more interesting decent work.

This is coumpunded by big tech having decided that slop is preferable to real content. This leads to the general feeling that I’m drowning in an ocean of shit, and thus I dislike AI.

I guess it’s a weird thing to complain about, but I stopped using VLC because I couldn’t find a way to change the icon theme. The monochrome dark ones it uses by default make all buttons completely blank with catppuccin…

Well, yes, but a Linux spicy enough to keep you above the riff-raff for a few more years.

Would looking at wave propagation from object (i.e. a piece of gauze) all the way to far field diffraction do it for you?

That’s basically the case even countries likes the Netherlands, which have a population 50 times bigger than iceland.

How is no-one here saying QubesOS???

I keep hitting my face on the fact that DKMS modules somehow don’t depend on the kernel headers and these have to be installed manually. This happened to me both in Arch and in Debian.

Why does everyone seem to think that this makes sense?