Yeah, I measured the bolt I had and gave it the outer diameter in mm and the thread per mm. Just asking it blind would have given me all sorts of guesses.
But lucky me, in my case it actually figured out what kind of imperial nonsense threaded bolt I needed for my CLC's rad after I gave it a thread count. (Btw. it is a 6#-32 bolt)
It is quite incredible that the Sun and the Moon have the same apparent size and being in the right place at the right time I can just look at the Sun's corona.
In their post they have the cloudflare charts, but even when filtered to only likely-human traffic, it shows the opposite of their conclusion, a close to 10% linux share.
It's not laziness if you don't enjoy it, it's just sparkling executive disfunction.
Aren't these supposed to be thought bubbles? Looking at other panels only Jon used to have regular speech bubbles while Garfield has thought bubbles.
The implication is clear: cats can read minds!
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Every day? Must be hard if your year consist of 4-5 days total. Because that's how many eclipses are technically possible in a year.
I did the math. What the llm did was provide the statistically likely answer based on what other people have asked and answered on the internet.
Unless I'm the first person to look for screws.
Not really, most humans have those features most of the time. That is statistically normal.
Yet one location will have hundreds of millions of minutes pass by like the rest and only have an eclipse for a one or two.
Or are you seeing eclipses every day?
Yeah, I measured the bolt I had and gave it the outer diameter in mm and the thread per mm. Just asking it blind would have given me all sorts of guesses.
Burning compute for no reason... I agree.
But lucky me, in my case it actually figured out what kind of imperial nonsense threaded bolt I needed for my CLC's rad after I gave it a thread count. (Btw. it is a 6#-32 bolt)
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It is quite incredible that the Sun and the Moon have the same apparent size and being in the right place at the right time I can just look at the Sun's corona.
Meanwhile on desktop: SHIFT + CTRL + T (re-opens last closed tab)
It is preinstalled and does what it needs to do. What else can I ask for?
Highest point: Joe's hill (13 m)
Seems to be a regurgitation of this "article" from windowslatest: https://lemmy.today/post/57713024
In their post they have the cloudflare charts, but even when filtered to only likely-human traffic, it shows the opposite of their conclusion, a close to 10% linux share.
https://www.windowslatest.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/Cloudflare-human-data-1536x1213.jpg
Source: windowslatest 🧐
Understandable, have a nice (last) day.
Not stopping is the hard part.
1"6' here. I be smol now.