I’ve had one for six years… Still forget it’s there unless I’m backing into a really tight spot and happen to notice the screen when I’m looking side to side at the mirrors.

I’ve spent the last 9 months coming in behind these “look what I did! AI!” projects and fixing them. One was turned over to a coworker as a “here I did all this work for you” … Wouldn’t even start because it tried to bind to the same TCP port three times in the init, for some reason.

It’s getting a little better, but I still mostly unfuck shit that people LLMd and then (they) walked away to much fanfare at their “expertise” to do it again.

It’s a tool, not a replacement for thought.

The LLMs made search engines near useless by publishing mountains of slop - it’s almost all noise and no signal.

I frequently get top three search results for things like “how to sharpen an electric razor” where the article is 5 paragraphs of garbage and then “step one, remove razor, step two sharpen razor, step three enjoy your sharp razor!” … Then another 5 paragraphs of pointless slop.

Fucking infuriating.

Also good for distance running … Or just all running. The impacts absorb in soft tissue when the knee is bent instead of in the knee joint.

Same. Local RAID 1 with rotating external drives where one is always offsite, then B2 as a last ditch “just in case” for my most important data. I forget how much data I have in B2 but it’s about $2/month.

For me? Mostly that she was a caring, compassionate, human and she spearheaded a foundation to give free books to kids. https://imaginationlibrary.com/

I don’t particularly like her music either but I’ve never heard a bad thing about her… But lots of good she did. Which is saying something and I personally find most “famous” people to be shit bags.

Edit : I also love her quote “it costs a lot of money to look this cheap”

How do you endure? I don’t know if I could do that…

You must be exceedingly strong with a fortitude to rival mountains.

I use Debian BTW. ; )

But you’re right, when did it shift from gentoo to arch?

Plus you get to gloat and feel superior.

Semi related : Family occasionally still asks me to fix their computers and my stock response is “I haven’t used or even seen windows in about 20 years so I won’t be much help… But I can install Linux for you?” ; D

I did have two take me up on it. Haven’t heard of a single problem - they mostly just need a browser anyway.

Similar to another comment, I just stopped using shampoo altogether. It took about a month for my scalp to adjust but now it’s been 15+ years of just occasional hot water rinse in the shower and I only get itchy if I’ve been in salt water.

I’ve got long hair and it doesn’t look oily but I do usually have it pulled back. The spouse says “smells like a scalp” so apparently I’m not stinky either ; )

Go back in time and buy Mudvayne’s LD50 album then go to the library to figure out wtf that stands for

… I didn’t buy this album to learn but it happened anyway :D

But you have to post it when you record it… Please.

Beat me to it. My favorite quote that I use all the time.

I was trying to remember the main title of this but could only recall “nazis from the dark side of the moon” - thanks and seconded.

Killdeer are notorious for this : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Killdeer#Responses_to_predators

It mildly amuses me to be walking and a killdeer pretending to debilitated hobbling in front of me with a ““broken wing”” until I’m far enough from the nest (that I never saw or looked for) that it takes flight and heads out.

Maybe the fish is being coy? Look at those eyes.

89.7%, your statistic is out of date

How does this compare, ram wise, to curl wttr.in ?

You read the articles?

You’re supposed to immediately shitpost based on the post title. At least, that’s how I learned to Lemmy

I ask people on the internet or just scroll through my library’s recommendations.

Internet recommendations (from people who share the same tastes) are better than library randoms… Mostly because YA stuff is more common in my library recommendations for some reason but I still usually read them anyway.

There’s only been one book that I ever regretted reading. “Conrad’s Time Machine” … Fuck that book. It was so bad I’m still salty 20+ years later.