CharlestonChewbacca

It’s not a person. It’s a tool.

Well don’t expect it to just give magical results without learning prompt engineering and understanding the tools you’re working with.

What kind of prompts are you giving?

I find results can be improved quite easily with better prompt engineering.

Did you install an official version? I’ve never seen those.

Yeah, same.

Makes sense. I guess I’ve been a very lucky boy.

I’m in the US, using English as my language. Idk, this is weird.

I’m just so confused. I’ve been running Win 11 retail since launch and before that I ran Win 10 since launch. I’ve never seen anything like this.

I’ve been saying this for a long time. It’s a great way to lose weight fast, but it is NOT a long term health diet.

How are you guys seeing this? I constantly hear these complaints but never see it myself.

Have you tried 3.5 or 4?

I haven’t had many issues in 4. Occasionally it does what you’re saying and I just say “bro, that doesn’t exist” and it’s like “oh, my bad, here you go.” And gives me something that works.

Yeah, it’s painfully obvious that’s the case.

You can use Ubuntu and Zorin just fine without the terminal.

They do

Because you need to transfer that heat somewhere.

150 degrees F is a normal temp for a CPU, but your computer isn’t gonna run well in a 150 degree room.

Fair enough.

It’s missing some of the gesture customization others have. I particularly like the left AND right swipe gestures in Thunder. Plus, there are more actions you can assign to them.

Thunder also has more visual adjustments. Things like edge to edge images and post action customizations.

Also, the reply window makes formatting and quoting easier.

The feature different isn’t big though, and most of them aren’t a big deal.

I’m not sure why you think Thunder is ugly though. The way I have them setup, they look almost exactly the same, except I have nested comments in factors more visible on Thunder, which makes it a bit easier to track the conversation.

This isn’t just full magazines…

I agree about Plex. But I don’t get the love for Sync.

It feels kind of clunky and it lacks some features many of the other apps have. Personally, I’m liking Thunder right now, but I’m excited for Boost to come out.

Sync has ads unless you pay, it’s not open source, and I haven’t actually found anything superior about it.

It definitely looks promising, but I still don’t think Jellyfin and Reiverr are quite ready to compete with Plex yet.