Like, even if they do listen to the community, it still isn’t good enough for the Linux shills on here.
God, the Linux community is so uptight. It really doesn’t do FOSS any favour acting like this.
It would be less bad if they could all agree to one recommended distro, but even that is an impossibility.
No they aren’t. They don’t care.
SEO has been fucking up searches long before LLMs were a thing.
Not as easy if you auto-delete your cookies on the closing of your browser.
Then you think wrong. The average consumer doesn’t care about the things computer nerds care about. Even privacy (a human right) gets arguments like “I have nothing to hide”
Otherwise they would have mass adopted the fediverse a long time ago.
Isn’t there some way to hack LLMs to convince every manager currently using them to increase pay in order to “streamline” or some other corpo mumbo?
While I agree with you, it sounds like you have only tried LLMs back in the day. They have become a lot better in recent times.
Especially when you want code, the differences are stark between an old LLM and a recent programming optimized LLM like Claude.
Why would you play the same game again just because you used a cheat code?
You already know the story. Time for something else.
That is like claiming you have to rewatch an entire movie because you missed a scene while going to the bathroom.
No, that is how you expect to play a game.
Not everyone plays games the same as you or even for the same reason.
If I get frustrated with a game, because I have to repeat the same part over and over, I just quit and go play a different game. Doing the same thing is boring. And life is already frustrating enough, I play games to relax and enjoy myself.
They don’t need to.
Take pictures of normal dressed children, combine with pictures of naked adults. Now you have CP.
At the end of its life, Vista was quite competent.
But during the early years, the added animations and transparent features really tanked the performance on the hardware of that time. Combined with the issues any new OS has, it received much hate. Only after much optimization became it somewhat stable.
The thing is that customers wouldn’t dislike dealing with AI in customer service if it actually worked.
It is like a self-service checkout. There is no problem with it, unless an item doesn’t want to scan, or an error appears where an employee is needed.
The whole country wants to ban VPNs?
Or just a small subset of politicians in the pocket of big corporations who see their profits melt because of their own greed?
You can make one of these for just about every year.
2023 was one of the most recent years, with games like: Baldur’s Gate 3, The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, Alan Wake 2, Final Fantasy 16, Diablo 4, Street Fighter 6, Lies of P, Octopath Traveller 2, Dave the Diver, and Hi-Fi Rush.
Rather those EU overlords than being under the thumb of US corporations.
Which would have been reality if those “EU overlords” didn’t fight against them. The EU is the only reason we can fine Facebook, Google, Microsoft, Apple and other corporations. We would be like USA 2.0.
They were trading pokemons in pokemon go?
I mean, you can keep putting up strawmen, but that is not going to convince anyone that Linux is superior.
Peoples understanding of game development, especially competitive gaming, seem to be lacking with Linux users.
Probably because none of them are able to play them because of anti-cheat.
How many of them competitive multiplayer?
That is because if they were to actually delete the account, it would give errors on previous posts you made being linked to nothing.
Every database does this.
But you can be certain that facebook would still do so even if it was possible to delete.