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Add bigger pontoons.

Krita solves at least your second problem. I love Krita

Most zoomers are adults. 96 to 2010 means only the youngest zoomers are minors. In 3 years, every zoomer will be a legal adult.

It is an edited xkcd. Here’s what the license has to say about that

You are free to: adapt - remix, transform, and build upon the material

[…]

Under the following terms: Attribution — You must give appropriate credit, provide a link to the license, and indicate if changes were made.

I wouldn’t expect somebody reposting a meme to follow the licensing requirements, but it is technically in violation.

People have called NPCs in video games “AI” for like, decades.

The gameplay seems to borrow heavily from Schedule I, but Schedule I’s graphics are somewhat cohesive. The graphics for Tollbooth Simulator are unharmonious, and together with the - from an outside perspective - unoriginal gameplay, and possibly AI generated title banner, makes it seem like an asset flip.

But that’s just my outside opinion having not played the game.

It used to be when you searched for something, it was information first, products second. If you searched bicycle, it would give you the Wikipedia page for bicycle, and then pages related to bicycles, some of which would be retailers. Now it’s the other way around, if the informational pages even show up at all.

Forget all the AI bullshit, this is my biggest gripe with search engines today. This is why people use ChatGPT - for all its faults - to search shit that Google used to answer. ChatGPT will confidently lie to you, but it least it gives you an answer instead of trying to sell something to you.

You’d have to be calling all hours of the day (except the 6 hours of school during school days) for five weeks to reach $2,100 at that rate.

Implying that LLMs increase efficiency

But this way gives credit to Josh for the joke

Delete all IP law ❌

Delete all P law ✅

Love how when someone has issues with Linux but not Windows somehow it’s pebkac. Classic annoying Linux user response.

“If you swallowed or inhaled this battery you’d be exposed to significant amounts of radiation.” It’s beta radiation, which can be stopped by a later of tin foil, I think. So yeah if you ate the source itself that would be bad, but if you eat the battery with the casing, probably much less bad?

Headline sounds like FOSS bro cope. They’re talking about letting users choose to have a robots.txt denying AI dataset scrapers lol.

Not like other sites do a good job of preventing it anyway. robots.txt is not worth the metaphorical paper it’s written on.

They define anarchy differently from the common definition. Anarchists believe in creating community organizations to serve the needs of society, but they refrain from calling it a state because they believe a state requires a monopoly on the acceptable use of violence.

They don’t think that we should just dissolve society and let everyone fend for themselves to eliminate class, unless they’re an edgy teenager.

To half the users in this thread, normal people use computers as a means to an end.

“If you’re not prepared to get your hands dirty this OS is not for you” you’ve already lost me, this is unhinged behaviour. You have one life and you choose to spend it fixing your computer so it will do the same things except slightly differently.

But I know this is an unpopular opinion for Linux users.

And not just “a beach on the ocean”, but literally just the open ocean.

no it’s still stupid

I have 3000 mbps. I literally don’t have a way to verify that they’re delivering those speeds, since I’m limited by the speed of my computers’ motherboard Ethernet ports.

$44/mo

To stop it through the government