Using ai to help normal everyday people cross language barriers is one of the few good ethical uses for it. I hate ai and it’s implications as mich as the next gal but this is clearly fine

This one specific bug in this one niche library has probably not been written about in a book, and even if it has I doubt that book is in my local library, and even if it is I doubt I can fucking find it

“Stop talking to my clone, I specifically requested you never contact me again”

It’s an archive of reddit, not reddit

Sounds like you just prefer science nonfiction =)

You know, the fictional concept of cars being powered by the road, via whatever technobabble the author writes

I mean, if we’re in the sci fi timeline where fusion is a developed technology to the point where energy is effectively free with no env impact, then we can still do a lot to avoid that. Cars don’t need huge batteries when your roads are powered, etc.

There isn’t inkbunny too, on the furry front

This is satire right

Yeah, you have to enable a setting. I think it links you to it when you run into it. Much more of a turn off to me is not being able to use my camera in it, so I have to use a different browser for video calls.

You can ask knowledgeable people for help instead of an ai tho

Dungeon clawler, breachway, cult of the lamb, and cobalt core are in a similar vein and have worked great on my deck

Seems I need to update my definition, polled some friends (I didn’t vote) and this was the result

You can still launch games you’ve downloaded without steam preventing it unless the game has developer added code preventing it, but if people consider having to use the storefront to buy and download them drm, then it seems I should update my word usage

Ah fair, snark begets snark begets snark

Some people find it fun to challenge themselves, and achievements can be fun challenges to do

Unless the game has DRM built in by the developer, you can just fucking launch the game standalone my yin

That’s what I said in the earlier comment

Steam isn’t preventing you from launching shit

It’s not complicated

Sorry for being a snarky jerk, but it’s literally what I said earlier, you can just go to the game folder and launch the executable. Steam doesn’t prevent it, it’s not stopping you from doing anything.

I understand what you’re saying, but it’s literally not. DRM is very specifically code added to games to prevent them from being copied and shared. Words mean things, ya know

There’s not steam added drm, for games that the developer didn’t add drm to you van just go to the games folder and launch the executable.

For a good chunk of games without drm they’re even portable, ie you can copy the game’s folder to a flashdrive and run it anywhere or give people working copies.

Basically as I understand it sam altman made a deal to buy a majority of the semiconductor wafers needed to make ram from the two biggest manufacturers, and the third biggest saw that and went “oh ok time to make a killing selling tam to businesses” qnd pulled out of the consumer market so now there’s just fucking none being made for consumers because of one giant fucking dickwad

I mean if you wanna look at it like that all languages are doomed languages

Asset swap mods are fine, probably anything purely client side is fine though I don’t know for sure. It can really auck to play with cheaters, I’ve played with someonw calling in turrets with no cooldown and it gets real annoying real fast, and like sure I can just leave, but there’s always going to be others joining and getting annoyed too. I hate the kernal level part of “kernal level anticheat”, not the anticheat part, and I’m really really happy that client side mods can safely be a thing