I think it’s odd in the sense that it’s supposed to be software so it should already know what 36 plus 59 is in a picosecond, instead of doing mental arithmetics like we do

At least that’s my takeaway

Looking forward to it

Gee, wouldn’t have guessed it from the rising GPU parts prices as well as the tariffs

They can deflect doubt because they are hunting pedophiles.

“You wouldn’t defend a pedophile now, would you?” - clout chasing violence monger

I didn’t want to put piefed yet since it’s still developing, but pretty fast and hard to give them credit. Is one I most looking forward to because of their topics and feeds. I thought I’d appreciate mbin having built in sorry for microblogs, but I didn’t even explore much of it

Feels that way to me. I wasn’t there like at the very beginning, but was able to be in a few small subreddits turn big. Some turned to shit, some turned okay. Lemmy/mbin a.k.a. threadiverse seems like it was before my time I started with reddit

Oh it’s Garmin. I misread the title and was wondering why Gemini is adding more AI, as if they don’t already have enough.

Par for the course, everything just have to have AI 🙄

Heck yeah, OnlyOffice gang

I am less unhappy after reading the article

Big if true. I’m still sceptical honestly

Interesting. Nothing much gleaned from teasers how this would play. And it’s cheap enough to blind buy it.

Cooked.

I don’t like how that article doesn’t have a source, but I found this article with a source from Valve.

I’m looking forward to the Legion Go S because at least that’s a lot more likely to be sold officially in my country than the Steam Deck will. Also I think that more choice for officially supported Steam OS devices is on a whole good for consumers.