I am not a robot. I promise.
Yes, I’m running Linux Mint on my laptop, which comes with LibreOffice. If I needed to write any serious documents of my own, I’d definitely do so using LibreOffice.
I dunno, I just wanted to test the waters of AI on itself in a way to see what it would spit out. At least what it wrote carries a reminder to not outright trust AI and do your own research and fact checking.
I hear ya there, but I also hear that they don’t have drain holes on the bottom inside the door and rainwater (and other fluids) will run down the windows inside the door and collect at the bottom and mess up the electronics and cause internal corrosion.
Remember, they’re piss poor designed, go after known weaknesses…
Whoops, meant to comment to another commenter this time, my bad.
Meh, there’s ways to disguise yourself, such as throwaway clothing and wash-off body paint.
Or so I’ve been told…
I totally agree. While I do have a Google account, I haven’t used it in many months, and my tablet and phones have never been signed in to begin with. I guess you might consider my mobile Android devices as ‘virgin’ devices, and I don’t mean Virgin Mobile.
I did break my hiatus from Google briefly tonight, just to ask Google Docs to write a document to compare and contrast AI slop versus reality…
https://lemmy.world/post/42327274
Anyways, I’m done with Google again for as long as I can avoid it. But I’m still leaving the account active, if for no other reason than my YouTube videos (not like I’m even making any money off my random stuff)…
True, but even paying in cash or otherwise, both items are pretty darn cheap…
I’ve heard that if you spray them with a mix of vinegar and salt, that they’ll likely start rusting and even short circuiting not too long after.
Both of these products can be purchased with SNAP/EBT food stamp benefits for anyone interested.
Or so the rumor goes…
Fantastic
Define ‘good’…
I like the silly simple game FreeBalls, because it gives me a laughably silly excuse to ask random people if they wanna play with my balls 😂🤣
Awesome, and welcome to the Penguin Club! 🐧
I started running Linux 15 years ago, and switched to Linux as my main daily driver like 10 years ago. And I couldn’t be happier, but I still wish I would have started my Linux journey way sooner, especially since Windows is about as useful as used toilet paper these days…
Damn homie, you’re even more nearsighted than I am. I start losing focus about 18cm from my eyeball, but can see stuff up close almost like a microscope!
Here’s my collection of corrective lenses…
https://lemmy.world/post/40665025
I find the bifocals in the top right best for me.
My natural vision is like 20/500, very nearsighted.
I’m pretty good with BMX flatland bicycle balance tricks, so good in fact that I can do a number of them blindfolded, as it allows me to focus not on my vision but on my balance. So that to me is mostly natural, and doesn’t even require much visual input on open flatland.
But to play a 2 player game, where my vision requires a moment to adapt my vision and focus from near to far and back, plus not get confused by the shear lines from my glasses as I turn my head, then it’s not so easy to get that natural sense you speak of.
Sigh, bad vision sucks, even with glasses…
Yeah, every single time I have encountered someone that insisted me to play the game, they can’t and won’t hold their hand sign long enough for my eyes to even focus on.
They could just as soon use that nearsighted eye refocus time to change their hand sign and always win.
20/500 eyesight sucks, glasses or not…
Ultimately, because both me and another skilled tech felt uncomfortable in the same fast-paced way they’d play that game, they ended up shifting away from RPS towards something like a round-robin 2 week schedule for miscellaneous job duties.
Hey, in such a small shop, I get it, it seemed like a fun seemingly simple way to assign job duties across ~8 to 10 employees, but me and one of the other experienced techs just couldn’t process the game at the speed the managers demanded.
So we ever so politely requested they change the method they used to assign the dirty job duties. We ultimately figured out how to balance the workload more towards which employee was better at what, like I’m better with heavy loads such as trash, another employee better at cleaning the toilet, and new employees got the vacuum duty.
Umm, yeah, that’s how they assigned toilet cleaning, trash, vacuum the floor duties, etc.
It was a tech shop, we had a grand total of like 8 employees max.
Work managers played in like 3 seconds flat to assign job duties.
I threatened to quit if that’s what they expected of me. They ended up finding other ways to assign job duties.
I’m just gonna leave this Plumbus here…
https://youtube.com/watch?v=JGaBU5cKluU