If users can find those sites then corpos find it as well. They don’t need YouTube videos to find out about that. I bet it is even someones job in big corporations to find pirate sites and I’d bet the last place they look is on YouTube.
I’m quite happy with Mistrals LeChat. I have not done much research on Mistral but from the headlines I read they don’t seem like bad guys.
The general quality of the answers is slightly worse than chat gpt (IMO). But I like some features like agents and document libraries in the free tier
This.
Being able to talk to a computer is pretty cool (to me). But I want it to be “my” computer that respects my privacy, acts in my interests and doesn’t talk to anybody else.
This feels like Americans voting behavior. “The thing I liked has gone to shit, so as a protest I will take double shit with extra piss”
It looks ass on this picture. However, it kinda looks like a steamdeck without a screen which is no surprise. And I quite like the steamdeck controls…
+1 for PrusaSlicer. It’s great and I like it’s tools for minimal editing of parts: cutting, placing and scaling…
Well, one could argue if just posting a link with a title is a ‘quality’ post. But the topic is still worth a discussion so I don’t see why it should be downvoted.
I think you should not downvote a post you have a negative opinion about. If the post is worth to discuss then why should I not upvote the post and then say that I disagree in the comments. If we all down vote those posts nobody will see it (apart of those who sort by controversial) and there will be no discussion.
I know that eggs are very expensive in US recently. However, I can very easily do without eggs in my usual diet and I know nobody who buys eggs in such quantities as Americans seem to do.
So what do you all eat? Pancakes every morning? Or fried egg? Or do you love baking so much? I’m just curious btw.
Can someone explain why eggs are so fucking important for Americans?
Do you eat pancakes everyday?
I can’t get it to work on Linux and on the website it is only stated under MacOs features…
I’m using arch on my desktop for >5 years. Never read those instructions. Sometimes my update looks like OPs. Just hit Y. All fine.
I don’t know much about law but I assume that you can also be liable for things you don’t own.
If I rent a car I don’t own it but I’m in full control of it so I’m fully responsible if I break any laws with this car.
I think one could argue in a similar way for Xitter accounts.
Could you elaborate? I’m interested :)
There’s still a chance that a monkey will type it on the first attempt. It’s just very small.
Yes?