@dcoderlt@ohai.social The astronauts shouldn't post on social media.

@glyph@mastodon.social Rather than writing the browser to accept the AI, write the browser to be controlled from BASH + ZSH. Then we all can use it to our advantage. Not just the UI.

Web browsers are really lame... very old tech with piles of the worst engineering on top the world has ever seen. Worse than Windows 95/98. Worse than MacOS8. Worse than CICS+RACF. Worst product ever constructed.

But if you build the control mechanism for the web you can still redesign the web clients to be something decent. So that's the way I think it should be done... rather than an "AI interface for the web."

@codemonkeymike@fosstodon.org I run Ubuntu stable releases. I do run on homebuilt systems but the sturdiest seems to be WSL2 on Win11.

Also nice is that Windows recognizes the driver support for server drive hardware on newer motherboards... so I can run super cheap large drives.

I plugged one of those in years ago, wondered why the hell it worked then looked up the specs of the SOC on the motherboard and found it had the minimum amount of hardware support necessary on SATA for server drives. Am really happy w/ that system.

Meanwhile, my 2013 Mac is kinda my client OS for accessing other things. It's good but I wish Avie Tevanian and the NeXT guys would come back and finish MacOS properly.

@codemonkeymike@fosstodon.org Linux with Windows serving as a Microkernel (WSL2) > Mac running BSD.

I like Linux but it sometimes trashes itself on updates - requiring backups of all my work to prevent dataloss. Running it on Windows means I can cross-mount and it trivializes the process of running Linux, which runs kernel-less.