You sound more like you like skills than MCP itself. Skills encapsulate the behavior to be reused.

MCP is a protocol that may have been useful once, but it seems obsolete already. Agents are really good at discovering capabilities and using them. If you give it a list of CLI tools with a one line description, it would probably call the tool's help page and find out everything it needs to know before using the tool. What benefit does MCP actually add?

Your answer is less useful and thought out than the Claude response. Claude actually answers the question in the context in which it's being asked.

The AI slop is still slop in any context.

I usually upgrade that to Micro$hit

I went from Manjaro to EndeavourOS. Great experience and I don't see it changing anytime soon. The community is healthy and the project well managed.

Unreadable webpage on mobile. Text goes off the screen, and if you zoom out, the overflown text is on a white background.

I use this bookmarklet on phone when I encounter a page like that and it usually make things better.

javascript:(function(){document.head.insertAdjacentHTML('beforeend','<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width"/><style>body{word-break:break-word;-webkit-text-size-adjust:none;text-size-adjust:none;}</style>');})();

It does three things, It adds a viewport meta tag for a proper mobile scaling. Prevents long words/URLs from breaking thr page layout and disables automatic font size adjustment on Safari in landscape mode

I'd nearly call it journalistic negligence. In fact, I think I will.

Taking up 500% of the space than is necessary is a cost to me. I pay for my storage, why would I want it wasted by developer apathy?

I'm already disillusioned and basically done with these devs anyways. They've consistently gone the wrong direction over time. The game's golden age is far behind us, as far as I'm concerned.

Putting something on your hard drive temporarily does not use it up? You don’t lose anything. Nothing is wasted.

On my high performance SSD for games and other data that requires it. If I pay for 1 or 2 TB of high performance storage, I want to use that extra space for other things. Not to mention the fact that I don't want my storage to fill up too much because they affects general performance on the drive. Also, more data that is written and rewritten with game updates is more, unnecessary wear on the drive.

insufferable

yes, being a contrarian and acting like games using more storage space does not results in higher costs on the user is insufferable.

If a user only installs 10 games the required storage space would go from 1.5TB to only 250GB.

Currently a 250GB SSD costs 300$, 2TB is +1300$....

So uninstall some games, you’re not playing 10 at once. Plus, they fixed the issue and you’re still mad.

yeah just let me delete those +100GB game that most in the world will take days to redownload not to mention the times you are offline just because it makes you feel better about your mega corp bootlicking.

Incredibly baffling business decision to give up such a dominant position in the PC / OS market by continuing to enshittify it beyond repair.

From the company that was the dominant web browser for a decade and left it to rot. They're pretty good at throwing away a lead position

I was looking for all the same information immediately. I can't remember the last time I saw a breach notice that didn't specify what details were exposed.