Yeah, this. 1password does the same thing for any browser it detects when installed for the native desktop integration from the chrome extension.
Not 100% across the spec but this wouldn't functionally do anything until you install the related extension? e.g., it's pinned to nominated `allowed_origins`
Had the same issue on arch, though survived it OK (6.19.11-zen1-1-zen). Maybe it's a zen kernel thing, it only pegged 2-3 cores and the others were OK so could jump in and kill it.
I abused this term a bit to help data scientists & data engineers understand why they should take interest in each others skillsets. I used to liken it to a formula 1 driver (scientist) and the car / pit crew (engineers).
Sure, you can maybe be a great driver without caring about the car or the crew, but it is definitely going to have its limits. Likewise, at the end of the day the crew is there to make the driver shine, and need to be invested in understanding how they operate.
Creates a much better sense of culture and collaboration, and overall better products, when everyone can see the part they play and how important the relationship is to their peers.
Ah, this explains chatgpt (and probably copilot) performance behind corporate firewalls such as zscaler.
Between the network latency and low end machines, there is an enormous lag between chatgpts response and being able to reply, especially for editing a canvas.
I've been sitting there for up to a minute plus waiting to be able to use the canvas controls or highlight text after an update.
Navigation is OK but now for music, everytime I ask it to play a song, it warns me it can't do that on Spotify Free tier (I have a subscription?).
Then it goes ahead and plays the wrong song anyway.