<.< Your answer makes no sense.

So over 40 years before systemd was initially released?

I’m hearing a whole lot of mental gymnastics from both of y’all to explain away the “okay” fields while demonizing the (optional) “evil” fields.

Welcome screen? Systemd doesn’t have a welcome screen. And even if it did, why would it need anything other than username?

Why does it need a field for location and email?

Why would it need to know your real name?

Fair enough, I don’t use driving services so honestly don’t know what the experience is like.

Ubiquiti may not be considered consumer with regards to this, but it’s pretty unclear so it’s a bit of a gamble.

“Everything I don’t like is AI”

The real problem with AI isn’t that you can make up fake things. It’s that real things can be hand waved as fake.

Uh, I assure you, if a fly hits something at a relative 75mph it’s not just going to be stunned.

You can kill a fly (though usually only stun) by smacking it out of the air with you hand, which has a max speed of ~22mph.

75mph is closer to a flick (though I believe a flick can go up to 100mph). A flick is enough to cause a fly to explode.

ETA: Not sure why I didn’t just say hitting a fly at 75mph with your windshield is more than enough to make it into paste.

Really depends on when it was forked. I believe AI wasn’t used initially.

I’m sitting on calibre web and wondering the same thing. None of the offerings out there seem to be what I want, which is just a nice book download/upload interface that isn’t shit on mobile.

“I know someone who only did a murder once and they locked them right up. Suggest you reset your opinions a bit.”

Replace murder with any crime.

If you don’t want to face the consequences, don’t do the action that begets the consequences.

TLDR: don’t fuck around if you don’t wanna find out.

There are plenty of “one grade per handle” pumps state side as well.

Yeah titles are nothing. Technically I’ve never held a senior title but after the first decade I just kinda added it on my resume where appropriate. It’s more of a knowledge/experience thing than a responsibility thing anyway. Though I realize some places expect more from their seniors like mentoring or being pseudo lead.

Oof, shoulda taken that one to court. Thats an obvious dodge of equity payout.

This is… a weird thing to report on isn’t it?

Like, I’m sure there are plenty of parts from many different companies from dozens of countries inside these things. Unless the components are something substantial, like “tomahawk missile only” parts, I don’t really understand the significance.

Ignore me, I should have read the article first.

If you swear or use certain words/phrases/tones there are absolutely some that put you into a higher priority queue. There are also some that immediately kick you into that queue the moment you swear, bypassing any info gathering and such.

I’ve had to use it for things like Verizon which absolutely expects the LLM to be able to verify your account, but their account verification was broken. Swear at it a little and suddenly the account verification is no longer needed.

Oh great, now we’re gonna start polluting the sun? Can’t we contain our garbage to a single planet?

Yeah ran into that a month or so back with some service or other. Account was locked out, I told the prompt I was looking for an account unlock, I got to listen to “you can do most things by logging into your account at” for 45 minutes.

NTFS? It’s a standard for a reason. Most of the “better” options out there aren’t ready for mainstream/average user use.

I definitely wouldn’t call “local llm features” dangerous.

Edit: I suppose the tab grouping may not be local? Their docs don’t really specify one way or another. So I could be wrong in that one. The rest is definitely local, minus the “you have to sign in with an llm account” sidebar chat thing.