Tbh not surprised. In 2012 I got my first smartphone, it ran Android. At first I thought it was just like a PC. Within half an hour I was fed up at how useless it was.
Can’t even open a terminal window and apt install apache, what a load of junk.
Tried a pinephone and that is almost perfect but it struggled with SMS. If that was more reliable I think it would be the perfect phone.
Don’t see a problem tbh, value is set by what someone will pay. If someone will pay for it then it is worth that.
Prompt, seed, model, LORAs, and better hope it’s a sampler that reliably produces the same results each time for the same input as not all of them do.
Why would you submit personal documentation for social media?
Depends how big they get. A few stray bricks could cost Tesla a lot of money and who cares if a Nazi loses money?
I first heard about this kind of thing a couple of decades ago. Pretty sure biofuel is more efficient though.
You know I am starting to think going to the library is a better idea than buying their products. You can literally just walk in.
I mostly use it for wordy things like filing out review forms HR make us do and writing templates for messages to customers
They know pornhub still exists right?
Have they stopped that now? I remember being in it at one point. I didn’t post and didn’t really look at it
Sounds like you need to play better games then
I don’t see this option sadly, only block instance/community/user. Would love to block Trump/Musks fucking faces from my life.
Pretty much what I use my locally hosted LLM for. Might not be as good as ChatGPT but I don’t really care.
Ill save them the effort. Yes I am, cunts.
At least you had a backup
I think 4G is capable of enough speed, but doesn’t always deliver even close to it. So really the preference would be something that can increase the minimum typical speed more than focus just on maximum speed. Presumably that means good signal range and penetration.
Maybe, but you will win more pub quizzes and it’s better than brainrot content
Could you store a checksum of the backup with an NFT? Think I just threw up a little bit there, but perhaps there is actually a use case for them them. At least it proves the backup remains since it was created regardless of how many copies you have
How are external HDs not a backup? Sure if it’s left attached 24/7 it would also get caught by ransomware potentially but otherwise surely that is what external media is good for?
Most of my data isn’t that important, but have a script that can sync a live copy to several locations over the LAN and create a timestamped compressed folder of it, usually keep a few of the timestamped copies on external media.
Not even sure of my chances at that these days. There are very few opportunities where I live too.
Got a few Linux VMs running on my work laptop for testing stuff though and literally no one else in the support team knows how to test what I use them for. It’s a fairly rare task that no proper process exists for. My thinking is to see if I can either roll out VMs to people or better but less likely get my own virtual server.