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“How dare you not fall for misinformation!”
“How dare you not fall for misinformation!”
All they need now is to promise VR and self driving cars, and they'll have a hype-tech bingo.
Me: I know, I’ll choose…
Linux community: WRONG!!!
Not yet, and I’m already prepared to use piped if I can’t use youtube itself, and hopefully people will start reuploading content to peertube (wink) if yt just becomes inaccessible.
Goes through hard drive with kid
“Everything the light touches, is our kingdom!”
I love how the commercials are like “We also have mahjong and golf for your dad!”
So does it allow this by granting immortality or by necromancy?
If I didn’t need it for work. I would delete it off my computer. Suck that I’m actually trapped into using it.
Then I take comfort in the fact it might serve to sabotage whatever it generates.
I just take comfort in the fact that my art will never be good enough for a generative Ai to steal.
Turns out, the brands and the ads weren’t the reason people were sticking to Twitter.
They probably should have, but I’m glad they didn’t.
You seem pretty cool actually.
People here are mostly cool, But it does feel like more and more of the obnoxious redditors are discovering this place.
The question is do we actually want everyone from twitter to be here?
Thank you for an actual response and explanation. Anyone who has actually used google over the past few years should know “googling it” isn’t always helpful anymore. Besides, maybe we actually want to be the place where people find answers.
A useless ad delivery machine in the year 2023
And you could be right. Like I said, everything I know about these games is from hearsay, but it was definitely something that intrigued me to want to play (that and I love jRPGs in general)
So I found an explanation here
In the first game, your summon beast has to be Sugar for the flirty dialogue.
In the second, there’s a character named Lynn who tries to kiss your character, regardless of gender, and your protagonist reacts to it the same no matter which.
So many machines, yet I’m working more hours than my ancestors.