I just don’t want them to take this, use it on some proprietary code and make money/mine data

They can’t make your code proprietary, but they can still steal peoples data and make money all they like with your code, GPL has no privacy clause

I compare it to commissioning a piece and then bragging about how much effort you put into it. But that’s also a really good analogy

Technically, the impressionist and surrealist movements are modern art. But I bet you marvel at Monet’s pieces

That’s fine, but ai “artists” act like their prompts(and even the images they didn’t do shit to make) are things they put their heart and soul into and get so mad that they have any people calling them out

And not to mention, this is a midrange SOC. Why are you seething at the thought of a midrange chip being close to a five year old flagship. It is not a modern flagship, why do you expect it to perform as such

Exynos has been behind for a while now. You can’t expect someone who started a race ten minutes after everyone else to catch up in 1 second

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The drive is formatted, but it has no data on it. They’re both the same size

Oh thanks. I swapped them, the new Drive doesn’t show in the boot menu but it is marked as a higher number than the the old one. Will windows install to the new drive?

How do I install grub on it?

Just a quick question, will I need to do this every time I want to boot into a different OS?

Oh that makes sense. They’re both nvme of the same size so I could do that. Thanks! I’ll give an update

What do you mean by swap them around, and what do you mean by interface?

I should note that after noticing it wasn’t detected by the boot menu, I formatted as NTFS. It is detected in the list of drives that the bios has however

What’s the browser?

Obsidian just uses local markdown files, so probably

doesn’t pushing to github (and probably a selfhosted equivalent) require ssh to do without entering your password every single time?

Never mind I can see it’s installing the newer kernel

So I take it I probably shouldn’t update

Update: so I’m updating on a kernel 6.5.6 backup which still works, and I see this when I run dnf upgrade