I agree with this sentiment but I don’t see it actually convincing anyone of the dangers of AI. It reminds me a lot of how teachers said that calculators won’t always be available and we need to learn how to do mental math. That didn’t convince anyone then
Maybe I’m eating and would rather keep my hands free. Or doing anything where’d I’d like to keep my hands free
I’m one of those people … I always thought, if it’s reasonable to have a conversation with someone physically there, at a reasonable talking volume, why does it matter if I’m doing the same on my phone?
Obviously if it’s obnoxiously loud that’s a different story
Definitely this one. Simple design and the fine point is so smooth to write with
This one right here by zebra: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01N6VIUPS
By far my favorite pen
Personally I believe that unless you’re able to do a slackware or gentoo installation, you’re not ready for Linux.
/s but only kinda
Linux users need to have a higher level of technical literacy than windows users. It just can’t be avoided unless you’re okay with potentially reinstalling your os at some point. The bar has been lowered a lot, but because other companies refuse to play nice with Linux, it’ll always be there.
If you’re okay with that tradeoff, then yeah Linux is great. But a lot of people aren’t even aware of it and it causes a lot of pain
I have found AI to be a terrible primary source. But something I’ve found very useful is to ask for a detailed response, structured a certain way. Then tell the AI to grade it as a professor would. It actually does a very good job at acknowledging gaps and giving an honest grade then.
AI shouldn’t be a primary source but it’s great for starting a topic. Similar to talking to someone that’s moderately in the know on something you interested in
This is absolutely absurd. People have a right to a lawful assembly.
Anyone supporting this guy is insane. Literally trying to become an emperor
Just wondering, what qualifies as cheap for you?
Maybe, but that would defeate the purpose.
Tails is secure because it is a packaged distribution that allows you to do a lot of stuff privately, like browse, email, download, and upload.
Installing a video game doesn’t break the other stuff; you can still do that. But that additional software is an avenue for malicious actors to get in to your system, that the tailsOS team didn’t test
Also to add, this is hardly the first airplane crash in a while. There was even a near miss in Arizona just over 2 weeks ago https://people.com/united-and-delta-flights-nearly-collide-while-heading-to-phoenix-airport-8774470
About $5.50 for a dozen of the brown, non-organic ones. Kinda middle-tier. This is central texas btw.
Similar pricing in SE Michigan
This is going to be lemmy history. Omg that was so funny
I just started reading the dune series, after watching the movies, and I’m having a great time with it! Somehow the books do a better job of detailing the conversations between all the different characters, and setting the stage for movie 2.
Just wondering, what kind of business’s use a radio repeater like that? I had thought most radios were used for airlines, or public services
Chiming in, Michigan has variables rates depending on time of day, and range from $0.12-$0.18 per kWh
I’ve never actually tasted soap, so i have no idea if i actually like the cilantro flavor or the soap flavor
And the work-life balance is atrocious.
When I started, my advisor told me to not think of myself as an employee, but as a “researcher”. IE I don’t get to clock out, my life revolved around learning/reseaching
I’ve been wanting to try warthunder but I’ve been turned off the the micro-transaction model. Would you still recommend?
I’ve played other milsims like arma, was wanting something with better air vehicle usage
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