I did try to work for opensource company, but strangely none of them accepted .NET as an acceptable experience. So I had to either find an entry-level Java position, and cut my paycheck by half, or continue to work where I do while changing things from the inside.

I already managed to introduce some open-source tools here and there (we now uses DBeaver instead of SSMS, Insomnia instead of Postman, among others), and intend to continue for as long as I can.

As for the appointment, in about 70 years, according to the current life expectation.

You are talking about me, aren’t you ?

If so, no, I don’t work for Mistral at all, but I do work for a company selling M$ products to businesses. You know, to pay rend, food, things like that.
But M$ requires us to be certified to get prospects from them, and as such we are encouraged to do at least all basic certification relative to our field, which includes AI, Azure, C#, and the likes.

That why I knew that the use of Shavian alphabet is mostly useless, as even a basic free AI is able to mostly decipher it. If a free one can, I’ll let to your imagination what a more advanced one can do.

Now why did I use Mistral ? Simply because it happened to be installed on my phone for test purpose. I rarely use it, but I have to admit it is useful for specific scenarios. But once I can install an hardware accelereted local AI on my phone, Mistral can eat shit.

… Or installing Linux.

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Damn that was interesting. 😃

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I think you have a surplus apostrophe somewhere… 😏

Thx, I’ll save this for later. 😂

So many people redeeming for a friend. 😆

Deck perf are currently atrocious, but I’ll still buy it for later. I still have to finish the first one anyway.

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Good to hear. I’ll try it once it is on fdroid

Should be, but not all of them allow you to opt-out of cloud sync.

Hey, we don’t kink shame here 😆.

The Bitcoin wallet do have some uses, and the chatbot is not really useful, for sure. But if they like to experiment, let them have their fun. 😅

Consider Aegis if you want an offline and secure alternative.

From my quick search, looks like it would be The Lost World: Jurassic Park, in August of 1997. Total Annihilation was released in September of 1997.

Possible. Might warrant more reserch on my part. Still, there is very few games to be remade for 3 consecutive console generations.

To my limited knowledge, it was the first games where true orchestral music was used. It was influential enough to be remade for PS3 and PS4, there are few games to get such a treatment.

Shadow of the Colossus should be in there too. It has pioneered orchestral music in video games and gad a huge impact on them as a whole.