apt purge software on Debian does a pretty good job of that, but it's got limited adoption.

grep for what? How am I supposed to know that the Foo app installed stuff under ~/Libraries/Application Support/com.bar.corporation?

Sorry you'd use Find not grep and you'd search for "Foo" or "corporation".

But if you know to do this you know that these things are stored where they are under Libraries.

WiFi, no, but if you've got a ham radio license, then you can reach them.

Ah, but does it work when mice are using the computer, or is it only when humans are.

Are these mice the one-button species?

New research indicates proprietary software may be less toxic than scientists previously believed, in mice.

If all coding is solved, what do they need you for? You'd be laid off before you could quit if that was the case.

Exactly, if coding is solved, why do they have a team? I'm sure doing all their engineering through an openclaw instance is totally a good idea, right?

It's crazy how far technology has advanced. A μc with RAM and a bunch of input and output ports and some code is cheaper today than a pile of analog components.

There's no doubt that $20 to OpenAI gets you more than $20 to Anthropic, the question is who's better? The bus to work could be free vs a car but there are cases where spending the extra money is simply just worth it.

Well sure. No doubt abouth that. I just think that most people, especially non tech people vibe coding apps are simply just burning money with latest open claw saga.

You simply do not need claude for simple tasks or simply scripts.

Just take Ice's source and have Claude whip you up the features you want. Keep it to yourself. Takes an afternoon and doesn't have other people calling you a sloplogist.

https://github.com/jordanbaird/Ice

Whether you use WisprFlow, the OS built in STT engine, or some other alternative, if you're not talking to your computer in 2026 when you can't type 300 wpm (I can't), you're going slow.