I figured when Steam OS did finally get a wide release it would still be way behind Bazzite. I feel right.

So they:

• Didn’t ask editors/users
• noticed loud and overwhelmingly negative feedback
• “paused” the program

They still don’t get it. There’s very little practical use for LLMs in general, and certainly not in scholastic spaces. The content is all user-generated anyway, so what’s even the point? It’s not saving them any money.

Also it seems like a giant waste of resources for a company that constantly runs giant banners asking for money and claiming to basically be on there verge of closing up every time you visit their site.

Because they don’t care. Even if it leads to potential abortion legal charges.

Yeah it’s broken right now. You are subscribed it will just take a long time to take. Come back and check again in a couple of hours.

Safety is not the main concern. Congestion is one, among many. Highly recommended to watch Not Just Bikes’ video on the subject, as it really opened my eyes. There are already reports of Teslas circling the block in residential neighborhoods in Austin for hours.

It is a bullshit question in reply to a bullshit statement. OP was not involved.

How do you feel about all the kids committing suicide after interacting with AI?

Let me just ask the less technical and more important questions:

1. If BSky goes out of business and shuts down their servers, will these continue to function?
2. Does BSky still have any control at all over moderation?

You shouldn’t expect full interoperability with this alone! At most, you should expect that your public posts get shared with your followers on Mastodon (i.e. an outbox)

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Any plans to support PDFs or video conversion/compression?

You don’t start a good faith discussion with unfounded accusations. Goodbye.

And I can assume by your unwarranted accusation that you never had any interest in a good faith discussion.

You don’t get to accuse me of trolling and then continue asking questions.

Yes I did say that. I don’t understand what you’re trying to communicate. TLF does not control Linux, just as Tailscale does not control WireGuard. Tailscale does control Tailscale. There’s nothing wrong with using Linux and there’s nothing wrong with using WireGuard. There may be something wrong with using Tailscale. I don’t know how to be more clear about this.

It doesn’t matter in either case. Neither of them have control over the underlying technology.

companies should not be allowed to invest in other companies?

That’s not what I’m saying. I’m just saying you need to be wary of companies that do because the inevitable end of that train is enshittification. Every. Single. Time.

does Tailscale have complete control over Wireguard?

Who’s talking about WireGuard? We were talking about Tailscale.

That’s pretty standard in a business life-cycle, though

I don’t know where people ever got the idea that normal = acceptable. I hear this used to justify all sorts of awful crap. It was only ever normalized because users were apathetic.

And what about the Linux Foundation? They are funded through private equity. Should you consider switching away because of that?

Does The Linux Foundation have complete control over Linux?

It’s not dead. As far as I can tell the author just made that up, because they didn’t cite any sources, and the actual official sources indicate otherwise. But I can recommend switching to Zen nonetheless.

I want to know why Apple’s shitty doesn’t make them the poster boy for shittiness but MS’s shitty does

It doesn’t. They’re both shitty.

LOL no. 96% is not irrelevant. 4% is irrelevant.