She just exudes “Gollum pretending to be Sméagol” energy.

I’ve heard it as; “it shows like-minded people that there are also others who care about a cause.”

Anti-abortion laws might get passed and you may think “wow, I can’t believe everyone thinks that way” and then a protest happens with thousands of people in attendance and you realise your view isn’t irrelevant. This can lead to people moving for change.

Unfortunately, this also works for bigoted protests, like anti-immigration protests bringing all the dickheads together to a shared cause.

Even for the off-device stuff it usually gives a direct answer, without fluffing up the user, and almost always mentions double checking validity or speaking to a professional for advice (such as medical advice).

I don’t need to tell people here how terrible AI like ChatGPT is at confidently misleading people and pretending to be a users friend.

Agreed. Regular (not modifying the source) AI upscaling is great for consumer product longevity and performance.

It’s how I recently got 4K 120fps when I hooked my PC to a TV. It’s also how someone with an older GPU can play newer, more graphically intensive titles without having to buy an upgrade.

If it’ll have similar results for PlayStation, I have no idea, but it’s not a bad technology.

Tbf I had to reread the original comment a few times to get it. Not saying it’s badly written but I read that last part from the wrong POV at first.

That’s misinformation.

If the choice is between a new more polished Audacity or something that looks like old Audacity then refer to my earlier comment.

About time! I was using an Adobe suite program for podcast editing years ago (Adobe didn’t get my money :P) and switched to Audacity.

I’d used Audacity fairly regularly for about 15 years and let me tell you; it was jarring how bad it was compared to modern software. I already see some UI/UX improvements that should make it much more user friendly.

Do I need to play through 1 to 6 to understand what’s happening in TSW7? /s

It’s like the make out sessions with my bros. Just yell ‘no homo’ after and you’re legally not gay.

Can confirm; Dan’s mom = very mediocre. Not worth the journey to her house 3/10.

I was just watching a thing about the Adeptus Mechanicus and their “computers”. Even the full robots still use a wafer of human brain as the processor so that no AI is used.

It’s sounding more and more like a prediction than a warning.

The real question: why not tits Garfield?

I mean, 2018 was only like a couple of years ago… right? Right!!

0.2% and still not the rarest achievement in the game!

Seems like most people forgot Musk is a nazi already.

A realisation I’ve had is that if everyone from this era went back in time to the 1930’s there’d be a lot of investing into the Nazi stock market for those stonks!

Genocide, war crimes and general harm towards humanity don’t mean much to a lot of people when personal gains or convenience are available.

Considering the far-right push to obliterate privacy, current and historically, it’s a really poor look for a company with a privacy product.

It’s rumoured that Australia will look to banning VPNs next for “protecting the children” after recently mandating proof of age laws to a bunch of services like social media and pornography.

So we’re making servitors now?

Not sure, but I’ll give that a go this weekend when I have some time to play around with it. Many thanks!

Since all of the “Linux is easy” folk are here I’ll ask a question even though I’m not near my PC:

I’m dual booting W11 and ZorinOS, I have 3 drives and only the OS drive mounts at boot. The other 2, games SSD and a storage HDD, have to mounted manually. An online search yielded that this was “expected behaviour” and “how it’s designed to work” but unfortunately it confuses Steam each time I boot because as far as Steam is concerned the drive ceases to exist.

Has anyone else had the same issue? I think I could use crontab to mount the drives at boot but it seems like something that shouldn’t be happening at all.

Funny enough it’s actually the older of my two TVs that does it well. I think it marks a noticeable drop in product quality for that particular manufacturer. So still the same idea; that worse hardware gives bad results, but it’s not limited to the age of the TV just its component quality.