I don’t get it

No

I don’t know how to write bash scripts. But I used AI to generate a Bash script to rename some GoPro files a certain way, thinking that they would still be usable in the gopro, but with more descriptive file names, and I spent a long time learning about its output and how it had written in a lot of really good features into the Bash script, which took about half an hour that I was sort of learning. But then it turns out that renaming the files didn’t do what I thought it would do, so overall it was a waste of time.

No bamboozle?

There’s an open source is called ReactOS you might like to investigate

How much did you pay?

I’m running raspberry pi is on mine but that is just to get pi soexific features.

I would not recommend libreelec because Firefox is still the most reliable way to watch yt without ads.

How do you remember the difference between Owen Wilson and Chris Pratt? I keep getting them confused. I know Chris Pratt was in Community, but maybe Owen Wilson was also? I’m not sure.

How to opt out

Opting out requires you to change settings in two places, so I’ve tried to make it as easy to follow as possible. Feel free to let me know in the comments if I missed anything.

To fully opt out, you must turn off Gmail’s “Smart features” in two separate locations in your settings. Don’t miss one, or AI training may continue.

Step 1: Turn off Smart Features in Gmail, Chat, and Meet settings

Step 2: Turn off Google Workspace Smart Features

Thanks for the detailed answer. Coming back up slow and steady seems like the right thing and it makes sense that each piece of equipment would have its own procedures for coming back up.

I was reading somewhere about a grid failure in the midwest and how it was really difficult to bring the whole grid up from cold and they had a special kind of power plant that basically, I can’t remember the details, but it was a very, very small power plant which did the initial start and everything else kind of came back up from that one.

How would your power plant be involved in a cold start of the grid and have you ever participated in one before?

I can see how in the short term companies like NextCloud would be hindered using a non-commercial license, but in the long term I think non-commercial licenses might be the way to go for some things, if we want to encourage society to publicly fund some software development for crucial infrastructure.

Better than my stomach. It goes Gulugulug

Doesn’t it only hinder people trying to make a business off it? It doesn’t stop donations? I don’t know anything.

Gross

Don’t put a climbing rope on asphalt the oils will mess it up.

Going outside to go to work counts as going outside in my book.

Ever taste an Hombre?

That’s how I read it at first…

Why would it be fact? I think it is true based on how the people around me talk, but I don’t have any linguistic studies to refer to. Just anecdotal experience.

No clue. I dont think op makes much sense tbh

AI is a bubble, corporations will exploit taxpayers for bailouts, hopefully we’re not all doomed.