Are you objectifying me??

Most people pay for that privilege

True. Your response just seemed to imply that the two aren’t comparable in 2025, and they absolutely are.

Kind of, though it’s about the CPU’s clock speed rather than the details of the game.

So, pedantically? no.

Experientially? yes.

You can do live migration like that with qemu, I do it all the time with Proxmox, which uses qemu under the hood.

The only things I’ve seen it do better than I could manage with a script or in Vim are things that require natural language comprehension. Like, “here’s an email forwarded to an app, find anything that sounds like a deadline” or “given this job description, come up with a reasonable title summary for the page it shows up on”… But even then those are small things that could be entirely omitted from the functionality of an app without any trouble on the user. And there’s also the hallucinations and being super wrong sometimes.

The whole thing is a mess

And a clear lack of understanding of what the turbo button actually did

Yeah that’s a fair way to look at it

I don’t get your analogy, but (neo)vim is a full featured IDE if you configure it to be one

I totally missed what community this was lmao

Looks like a Renaissance painting

Funnily enough, that brings NetworkChuck to mind

Ohh I see. Yeah that’s fair. I have a lot of aliases on my machines as well, not even being a Nix user (though I have long term plans to … lol)

Ok color me intrigued, what is evt? I googled a bit and didn’t find anything

This is what I try to do in the few apps I’ve written that had to deal with dates and times

Yep, a lot of folks were racist and just pro-union.

Same guy every time, but he might look a little different between uses? A space here, a capital there, ooh this one has numbers in it

I had this feeling until my egg cracked and I realized I’m trans. Apparently it’s one of many signs of dysphoria.

Maybe talk to her, and communicate your desire as explicitly as you just did to the internet?

Definitely describes my switch back in 2008 when canonical still sent out Ubuntu CDs for free in the mail. We had dial up so it was faster for them to mail me a CD than to try and download the image myself.

Imagine that but for things as simple as being called “ma’am”