Your average science guy, Linux nerd, and Minecraft player. Left Reddit for this place and haven’t looked back. :)
Wouldn’t the immunity also work in reverse? A bacteria with opposite chirality wouldn’t be able to digest chiral nutrients from regular organisms (sugars, lipids, nearly all amino acids, and more). Seems like that would limit the damage it could cause to existing organisms.
Vaccination? Antibiotics? The Haber-Bosch process? Computing in general?
Nope, computers that are mediocre at pretending to be humans are clearly superior.
Guess we’re never getting AGI then, there’s no way they end up with that much profit before this whole AI bubble collapses and their value plummets.
Darn it, phone keyboard strikes again. :)
I don’t even have Steam on my Windows install as all my games work fine on Linux. Honestly I should probably just uninstall Windows at this point, I don’t think I’ve used it in months.
The whole idea that it violates the terms of service of a company to not let them show things on my screen without my consent is insane. It’s like if every time you went to the grocery store, the employees held you down and force fed you a free sample, then banned you from the store when you started running away from them.
Nope, I’m familiar with the script and was just providing a more reputable source for it. I do agree that my wording was ambiguous.
Or, if you don’t like pasting random commands into PowerShell (this one is legit but it’s not a great idea in general):
Every game about to be looking like that cursed AI generated Minecraft thing.
Or they can just… Obey traffic laws? They exist for a reason.
At the expense of an exciting new array of problems!
90% of problem solving is just Googling stuff and screwing with settings, which isn’t particularly Linux specific.
“/dev/sdb? It’s sdb? With a B? Yep that’s the flash drive. Just type it in… of=/dev/sd what was the letter again? B? Alright, /dev/sdb. Double check with lsblk, yep that’s the small disk. Are my backups working properly? Alright here goes nothing… <enter>”
They couldn’t, like… Retype it? No need to use garbage AI for everything.
For people who don’t care about being at the cutting edge and just want something that works reliably (which is most users), that’s fine. I’ve used Mint for years and while it’s not the fanciest distro I rarely run into problems and almost everything just works.
I’m not really surprised, common wisdom is if someone malicious has hardware access to a machine it’s compromised. And if you don’t trust your hosting provider to not tamper with your machine, you should really find a new provider (or buy your own server).
So much effort, just to cheat in a video game. I can’t help but feel like those people could be doing something slightly more productive. Though I’m sure it’s fun as a hobby.
I have what’s basically the HP version of that second printer. It was easy to set up, works well, and still hasn’t run out of its initial ink after over a year of moderate printing. You definitely get what you pay for.
What do you mean??? WikiHow is a collection of only the most reliable tutorials and information. Now be good and install the shady app.
Do you really want a job at a company that uses AI to review their applicants?