Oh COME ON. It's YOUR THING and you can't even get this right.

[andypiper@macaw.social]

meanwhile, I'll get Vivaldi, shall I...

[rawenwolf@meow.social]

@andypiper
If you're looking for something chromium-based, then Vivaldi is probably the best choice.
And holy shit, Gemini is dumb as a sack of bricks (not that it's surprising but since it has the highest chance of staying around due to Google being able to tank the loss, whoo boy)

[bodil@social.treehouse.systems]

@andypiper Feel the AGI.

[petrillic@hachyderm.io]

@bodil @andypiper I can give you bad advice and only set one tree on fire in the process.

[andypiper@macaw.social]

@bodil it's like it KNEW WHAT I WAS THINKING

[dagi3d@ruby.social]

@andypiper I have a different result... curious about what makes show such different results (appart from the inherent LLM's nondetermnism)

[quantensalat@scicomm.xyz]

@andypiper Wait I can download google? Why hasn't anyone told me

[robeeshepherd@mastodon.art]

@andypiper At least it wasn’t recursive

[ben@bluetoot.hardill.me.uk]

@andypiper if you get a moment, try and create a VM in boxes and let me know if it has network access.

I have a open issue because my VMs can't see the outside world on my fresh install

[andypiper@macaw.social]

@ben any OS option preferred? Will try that now. Apparently Boxes itself was already installed.

[ben@bluetoot.hardill.me.uk]

@andypiper Ubuntu 24.04 is what I used.

I imported an existing disk image, but a fresh install also failed looking up the mirrors, so if it get's past that point then that should be enough and you can abort and delete

Thanks

2466836 – imported VM not getting NAT access to network

(bugzilla.redhat.com)