"self host an open model". My dude, you need pretty beefy hardware to run a slow and shit model that won't even compare to the 0.33x models you get with a copilot subscription.
"Sure you can leave, but this will end the stream marathon, the three of us will lose money over it, and our community will be quite upset with you. But yeah, you can leave. Alright."
I'm migrating to Linux Mint, 99% of steam games work as well as on windows. Those who don't are mostly multiplayer games that insist to have some shitty kernel anticheat.
I'll still keep windows on dual boot when I need it, though.
"What do you mean you take the items from the shelves? And you have to walk around the store yourself?! How is that 'convenience'? You're doing all their work without pay!"
— Probably someone's grandma when the first supermarkets were opening.
At my usual supermarket, you can take a scanner thingy and scan your items as you put them in your cart. Once you're at the lane, you put back the scanner in place, pay for your stuff, and it's done.
My previous phone, with Gorilla glass, got scratched after 3 months because of a random grain of sand. In the 5 years I've used it, it's one of the only 2 "big" scratches it got.
I now have a protection on my new phone. I'd rather replace a protection once in a while than see and feel an awful scratch in the middle of my screen.
Yeah obviously, and that's the difference between "vibe coding" and "LLM assisted"
"self host an open model". My dude, you need pretty beefy hardware to run a slow and shit model that won't even compare to the 0.33x models you get with a copilot subscription.
"Sure you can leave, but this will end the stream marathon, the three of us will lose money over it, and our community will be quite upset with you. But yeah, you can leave. Alright."
Well, that's it. A first (few) flash(es) to contract your retina, and then the flash to take the picture.
It's quite dangerous to not keep messaging apps up-to-date, though.
What a toxic mess. Gaming forums were a mistake.
I'm migrating to Linux Mint, 99% of steam games work as well as on windows. Those who don't are mostly multiplayer games that insist to have some shitty kernel anticheat.
I'll still keep windows on dual boot when I need it, though.
"What do you mean you take the items from the shelves? And you have to walk around the store yourself?! How is that 'convenience'? You're doing all their work without pay!"
— Probably someone's grandma when the first supermarkets were opening.
At my usual supermarket, you can take a scanner thingy and scan your items as you put them in your cart. Once you're at the lane, you put back the scanner in place, pay for your stuff, and it's done.
Make Europe Greater than America
And this is the best case scenario. Most of the time it will be:
Useless shit you can't trust.
And it's by design. Looks like people are just discovering now it makes bullshit on the fly, this story doesn't show anything new.
My previous phone, with Gorilla glass, got scratched after 3 months because of a random grain of sand. In the 5 years I've used it, it's one of the only 2 "big" scratches it got.
I now have a protection on my new phone. I'd rather replace a protection once in a while than see and feel an awful scratch in the middle of my screen.
The aerial shot: https://bsky.app/profile/vilainsyndicaliste.bsky.social/post/3lm5mwa466k23
Yeah so if it's a PvPvE game (so something like Hunt: Showdown, Escape from Tarkov, or Sea of Thieves), I'll pass.
It's got the aesthetics of Bloodborne, but that's about it.