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4 days agoYes it does give you the option to feed it. I would like to actively fuck with mine, just haven’t decided exactly how yet.
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3·8 days agoRetribution is not the same as justice
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You’re absolutely right!
3·11 days agoIt’s not just soups that have broth; you also have hot broth on the inside /s
Worth it for Shrimp Jesus
151·13 days agoDidn’t think I’d ever see this shit here
10,000 Epsteins vs. 10,000 Einsteins
Who would win?
4·16 days agoThey’re spending money on this pollution? What a loser
2·17 days agoJust demonstrating an incorrect use of POV 😅
POV: I am confused
3·18 days agoUntied States
I wouldn’t worry about it. Been bathing in it for years and I’m practically made of the stuff at this point.
AI is a broad technical and academic discipline within computer science. I know a guy who earned his masters in AI in the 1990s. And yes, that’s what it says on his actual degree.
Yeah, good point. The ability to download necessary firmware updates/patches from a safe, trusted source is easy to take for granted, but that shouldn’t be overlooked.
It’s hard to imagine exactly what kind of person would want to build their own Linux media server but also actually needs to contact tech support for hardware they own outright.
Half the fun anyway is getting it to work at all, the other half is tweaking and getting it to work exactly the way you want.
I’m a $50-$100 “mystery Thinkpad from eBay” kind of guy. From what I gather, there are lots of us. Exactly zero times have I thought “oh but what if I need to contact Lenovo?” LMAO
This is what I used to do… then we had a kid 😭