As someone who has not watched ‘Spider-Man 3’ I am going to assume that actually Michael Jackson is actually pre-transition Spiderman and neither him nor his future self who are now chatting due to time travel shenanigans (it is the third film they need to come up with some sort of absurdity to keep the series going) know that they are both the titular characters.

Building a pulse seems difficult. Building something that can generate a pulse is manageable.

Ah yes of course I remember using Windows 11 back in 2012. I definitely was not still using Windows 7 and Windows XP lol

If they already are logged in as root or you in which case they could already do that.

700 permission gives read write and execute permissions only to the owner. ‘Execute’ in the case of a directory being access and access to subdirectories.

Windows 11 isn’t running in the cloud yet though. Unless it checks to make sure it hasn’t been tampered with too much you should just be able to modify some of its binaries (the source code obviously isn’t available). With the cloud based llms that is not possible.

If you have a model on your computer you can retrain it, which is like changing a binary just far less precise. The option of having a source code equivalent just isn’t there beyond having the same dataset and seeds for the training program.

So I’d say it is worse than your average run of the mill proprietary software.

I’m going to assume that you didn’t study a STEM subject?

Since I started using arch I’ve been fine. Ubuntu was rough though. Since Ubuntu and derivatives are mostly considered beginner friendly I can see how it might be a bigger issue. Maybe it is also a problem with older cards that don’t get as many updates.

Isn’t this one jug of milk in a load of cleaning supplies? The resolution isn’t big enough for me to be certain but it looks like someone is at most going to have a very bad time cleaning.

It is rather difficult to browse the interweb when you are off the grid…

I do often forget to close to tabs so I have that issue too. Usually about 30% of them stay open but unloaded because I want to look at them again but not clutter my bookmarks which seem too sacred. On my laptop I’ve just told it to not store my tabs on close.

So that would be an argument for the focal length of the cameras being relevant I thimk? That seems rather plausible.

Except during a lunar eclipse.

The exception being when it is occluded by earth during a lunar eclipse and instead reflects spectrum of light that got by our atmosphere.

Obviously not, but when it is plugged into my computer it is annoying (I have an old phone that a micro USB port in the top left, which is far more convenient for that but also considerably slower), same goes for when it’s low on charge but I still need to do something.

When it’s not plugged in I usually have my pinky across the USB C port at the bottom.

Felt the same way with Ubuntu a few years ago. Then they messed up some graphics driver and I finally switched to something more my style with rolling releases and a tiling wm.

I don’t think they are that bad.

Maybe you’re just insecure about not being as fly as I am.

That would explain some of the issues I was having with VRAM.

Aaahhh what have you done‽