That seems optimal, I would be terrified at the thought of a Windows admin touching me.

They want AI so the few tasks they can’t automate away have their productivity scored against a fast “intelligence”, so they can browbeat the actual worker down on their wages.

Like, MS isn’t mandating signed exes or trying to fully lock Windows into the MS Store

I’m pretty sure this is changing too. Like the start menu deprioritizing the application menus vs the “app list”

Yeah this happens when the wrong kind of professional reviews exposure, which happens a lot.

Lawyers reviewing the licence terms will absolutely flag stuff that’s realistically a non-issue.

People that do threat risk assessment, (insurance type of thing) can view FOSS and other open standards as a reduction in risk across the board, and when these kind of professionals are tendering the creation of systems they specify open APIs and access to stuff. (At least in the projects that I’ve worked on, security systems in Toronto.)

This isn’t a hard rule, kinda a spectrum.

Leaning a little too far into protecting people from harassment is rotten?

Learning resource yeah.

I got some nice ones from the local glassblower shop. They stay in the bartender kit with the ice shaker.

Are on is also a good correction, she has room

Anxious instant noodle

Ding dong ditch, shot.

Lawn care? Shot.

Eating a sandwich in your car? Believe it or not, shot.

Does the shrimp also explode if you force the boiling mechanically?

~is that popcorn shrimp~

So you just boil it twice what’s the big deal

I’ll be fucked if I ever use a camera app only. I need to set my network to black hole outgoing traffic from the one reolink camera I have before I plug it back in.

Consider global warming

It’s not a misleading quote. Somebody said that and feels that way.

The only way to avoid this is to never quote anyone directly in an article title, which just leaves paraphrasing, which is bad journalism.

It’s not misleading, it’s a direct quote in quotes.

Also

Her account mirrors another recorded by Vera, in which a 16-year-old escapee said that she had shared her cell in the camp with eight 10- to 13-year-olds. “They were locked up all day. She said they threw leftover food at them like animals,” she said.

When people need to work THAT’S PRETTY FUCKING BAD.

It’s also direct quote from a victim.

Valeria says she has not received any state support and does not trust the situation to improve. “The authorities do nothing here. They are scared of the guerillas. The government has lost control,” she said. “No woman is safe.”

Env var means “environment variable”, which is information that’s available to all programs you run.

In Linux these are used to set path info for your package manager, shell preferences, a bunch of stuff.

In Windows it’s the same. You need to look up how to set env vars in Windows

https://github.com/ollama/ollama/issues/703

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