Has that helped you? whenever I’m trying to find a niche problem I come across it and it tends to just reiterate the same information I already knew in a more roundabout way. Maybe I’m biased because clicking on links that don’t solve my problem tend to make me more pessimistic, but it feels to me like those sites that used to just be keyword packed lists of links to get themselves higher in the search results.
Exactly, Santa’s always watching and audit logs get complicated
That’s weird, because their servers can’t even seem to stay up long enough for any of the ai features in their app. It’s why I gave up on their max subscription because it would require doing conversations and 9 times out of 10 it would just stop listening/processing halfway through.
For free? Why I never!
It’s roughly 13%, looked up a more recent map because I was curious about the “garden state” I grew up in. I know we’re the most densely populated but not even 2% seemed surprising with how many corn fields I pass by while driving.
Why do they need a patent for this? How would this not conflict with just tv remotes? Like it’s not a bad feature, but blocking anyone else from having a rewind button without paying them seems like an overstep for such a basic addition.
Yeah, reads more like a wikipedia article than a news article, like someone took several sources and told ai to combine the info. Facts are great, but they don’t make for a captivating read on their own. There’s a sweet spot for opinion/reflection without too much bias that makes news sources worth reading.
WSL finally has competition… American Sign Language
To be uncomfortably honest, VR only covers sight and the AI is like the part of porn that everybody skips. Since you’re not making a real connection with someone it feels meaningless. AI tries to give you exactly what you want, but that’s not an authentic feeling relationship with give and take. Also I feel like there’s still a tactile aspect that will be missing for a couple decades at minimum, and that should keep at least my monkey brain from becoming lost in the illusion…
Ironically this is probably the result of someone using ChatGPT to write their job listing
The solution? Sidewalks on a hot day. Gotta burn those trees down and start paving… to save the trees…
I petition to rename ChatGPT to DeepThought based on these results.
As a Google Workspace user, I recommend going off the grid somewhere streetview can’t find you…
PHP isn’t the enemy, it’s just that the enemy uses PHP…
The fact that this tld exists somehow bothers me more than the song…
I added the word “reported” because I don’t trust VPN providers to not keep logs, but ideally they should report that they don’t keep logs and have an established history of not providing logs. Tor is really not ideal if you’re trying to download anything large and you’re still vulnerable depending on who controls the exit nodes.
I was trying to give general advice, since it didn’t sound like they had a trusted private tracker already it’s a good idea to have a VPN to mask your IP. I agree, it probably won’t help against malware.
Simple, trust no one. Get a no-reported-logs VPN, don’t download anything that has a strange file size or extension, look at comments, look at the number of seeders if it’s a torrent. If you can, join something like a private tracker where there’s moderation too. If it walks like a duck and quacks like a duck then it’s probably not the movie you were looking for and there might be a Trojan army inside waiting for you to let the duck enter your computer… That metaphor may have fallen apart on me…
Not sure, but worst case scenario you could have a second div z-indexed behind the custom shaped one that you do a standard border radius and blur on and it would look pretty close to being a shadow that fits. Obviously that’s messier, but it’s a possibility.
That’s like if I was a chef who poisoned people’s food because my boss told me to and they fired me after. Just because I’m not their chef anymore doesn’t mean I’m off the hook.