

Some websites prevent you from using a password if you set up a passkey.
Pass keys are horrible.


Some websites prevent you from using a password if you set up a passkey.
Pass keys are horrible.


Doesn’t help if you’re not using a huge provider such as Gmail or Hotmail


Steam Big Picture and Steam Link work pretty well, but that’s true. They don’t work as perfectly as a console does.


Yeah, but with which money? All those AI companies are not and will never be profitable (and they’ll be the reason for the next stock market bubble pop)


Mapy is really good, it’s not OSS but an European company at least


Some people say it cold help preventing acting on those urges, unfortunately there’s no definitive answer especially because it’s not an easy-to-test topic.


AI has not necessary been trained on CSAM. It may be able to generate it because it has both the concept of nakedness and the concept of children. Just like AI can generate flying dogs with wings and everything doesn’t mean it’s been trained on pictures of flying dogs.


I remember Microsoft Binder.


The dollar sign in English, maybe. But other languages and currencies have the symbol after the value, so it’s easy to get confused


Also, with a website that’s clearly designed by AI.
What could go wrong
Unrelated, by I also think it’s disrespectful of my time when somebody sends me a voice note on a messaging app


I wouldn’t mind seeing Italian politician Maria Elena Boschi


It was already possible to do that. Then Electron came in and developers thought it was better to just release stupid apps that take 4 GB of RAM each.


So does ChatGPT intentionally change seed at every interaction so it always spits two different outputs given the same input?


Unless they specifically develop a way to run manifest2 applications, you don’t get to use the full uBlock Origin experience


…for now.


I wish more instances, like mine, would offer that theme


Hello and welcome to new users. If you’re a long time Reddit user, you’ll find the good old vibes in here.
GNOME 3 and afterwards didn’t help. And Snap was the last nail in the coffin.