Haiiii :3

I still have a copy of Minecraft: XBox One Edition I got for Christmas one year. I have never in my life owned an XBox One and I felt bad for my grandmother who did her best.

The most impressive thing about this is that the headline appears to give you most of the picture.

Here's my best guess on the chain of logic:

Stop killing children -> Stop killing Palestinian children -> Stop Israel's war on Palestine -> Not supporting Israel -> Supporting Palestine -> Supporting Hamas -> Supporting Terrorism

It's about 15 too many conclusions to jump to but I've seen people do it. A lot.

Wait so I should reinvent the wheel constantly! I knew I was right about that!!

Yeah they did, they had plenty of recovery snapshots. That were able to be deleted at a whim and were deleted by Claude! :D

That's the kind of person I wanna be. Those are the goals.

Sometimes I swear I must have spacial blindness. I can check an area 7 times and not see the thing I'm looking for even though it's there.

I didn't even notice until you pointed it out, mistakes happen lol

Bnuuy ears!!! :D

But how can I use an AI agent in spite of the developer's desires if there are consequencesssss

Ah so independently doing what ad companies do day in and day out turns it from "business as usual" into "a hacker posing a serious threat to users"

Either way its just another reason to keep your online footprint as small as possible. Private info is private, keep it that way.

While I love pedantry, and find interest in the confusion and irritation using "American" to mean "U.S. Citizen" can cause; in this case, using American is fine for either definition ("U.S. Citizen" or "Person who lives in the American continent(s)"). Either way, the comment is correct and has similar meaning. :D

Tim Walz is the governor of Minnesota. (Wikipedia)

Locomotion via shimmy exclusively

Huh, weird! KDE on Wayland has been rock solid for me! I've been using Plasma 6, so can't vouch for Plasma 5's stability, if that's what you were using.

Code analysis and suggestion tools in many professional IDEs are not powered by LLMs, in the IDEs I use, there's an available LLM that I've disabled the plugin for (and never paid for so it did nothing anyways). LLMs are simply too slow for the kind of code completion and recommendation algorithms used by IDEs and so using them is not "using genAI"

Yeah, public transit so common and part of day-to-day it's unremarkable and boring.

They do, but it's a bit complicated.

In my defense I'm a little stoned, but I couldn't find the US flag for a moment it's such an outlier.