I have tried it, and I had more issues with my previous laptop on Mint than I have currently on Windows. Still I’ll look at it again once I need a new one.
Edit: So I guess in my case the users didn’t deter me, since I wasn’t really interacting with the community at any point. I think it’s probably more of a threadiverse user thing than a Linux user thing. And yeah I can be obnoxious myself, I just don’t expect it to yield results.
Since joining the fediverse, I’m convinced the biggest deterrence for more people joining Linux are its users.
Check every dictionary for america or american. Or just type “america” on whatever search engine. First thing is always the US or its citizens.
Exactly! It’s always the first! Let’s check the renowned and proud American dictionary Merriam Webster:
Oh. Huh.
I guess I need to accept that some minds are just skipping records.
Good talk. Goodbye.
His charisma is the ability to get other people to agree with him. The “agreeing” part is the choice of those other people, not his. If Trump has charisma, it’s because people let him. It’s their personalities who define the effect, not his.
I can understand Trump. He’s simply a textbook narcissist. I cannot understand anyone who doesn’t understand that, and how that is at least 30% of Americans, and probably not that much less worldwide.
My lack of understanding isn’t that he can do it, it’s why he can. More specifically, how a human can listen to him even just once and still want to agree with what he says.
Yeah, I don’t understand that one either.
Haven’t read the article yet, but I guarantee the “hacking messaging apps” is just phishing again.
I never understand when people, including ones opposed to him, say Trump has charisma. Is a raging toddler charismatic? Do I just have a different definition of charisma than everyone else?
Yeah, but the one on that list is what’s been taken down…
twitee.co still works as of now.
“mandala” effect
You sure you remember that name correctly?
Grokipedoa is probably just grok itself.
Notably, AI does it all the time when there isn’t any good reason to highlight a contrast, like here.
I recently logged back into my telltale account on a whim and was surprised to find that I owned “Back to the Future: The Game”. Even though I’m certain I never bought it. It’s not listed on Steam or GOG, but I think you can find it as abandonware somewhere.
Have only played a bit so far, but it looks pretty good. It’s a typical point-and-click, not a “X will remember this” story game.
Actually he is a quite tall coward.
If it’s stuff that no one cares what you write, then they also won’t care if it’s proveably written by AI or not. So removing the watermark still does nothing beneficial.
Test what? Anthropic hasn’t made a detection method available yet, and I think none of the free models have the watermarking yet, as they’re all older than Aug 2.
Well in this case the website itself is preventing me from risking my privacy accessing it.
Assuming they even read their own post.