Hamartiogonic

Just giving it random data should be good enough. If the users can’t trust the validity of the data, they might stop using the app.

When I was still using Reddit, I used to report those ad posts for terrorism, inappropriate content or whatever term like that.

Where does Lemmy fall on this spectrum? Obviously the website part is 100% web, but I’m accessing Lemmy through a mobile app, so I don’t see any website here.

Only by causing an integer overflow of the dysfunctionality index.

Trying to take a photo that looks AI generated is an art form.

Early worm gets eaten alive.

Just before arriving to the orbit of Callisto, Google Landing AI got discontinued. Fortunately, Google Thruster is still operational, so we’ll just have to use the manual override to land safely. Let’s hope Google doesn’t kill that project any time soon.

Imagine what happens one morning when you’re having your morning coffee while walking to the big screen. You suddenly slip, and the coffee mug hits the display, decorating it with a spider web of cracks and a splatter of coffee. I hope you can make it to the next space station using nothing but voice commands.

None of this is cutting edge technology, so my setup isn’t for tech enthusiasts. I have an old 1080p TV and an HTPC. The computer has fairly silent parts to begin with, and I’ve further tweaked it to be even more silent. It’s also running Fedora, and Gnome seems to be surprisingly good for this purpose. A Logitech keyboard/touchpad serves as my remote.

This way, I can watch YouTube on my TV with ublock origin and spinsor block enabled.

Three are lots of old games and new indie games that should be fine as long as you’re not trying to run them on a pi zero. Low specs don’t mean you can’t play any games at all.

Norways it’s mostly a software company. IBM people keep talking about cloud, AI and all that stuff.

Sounds like superconductor research could end up fixing that problem. Once we have a suitable conductor material, you no longer need to keep it that cool.