It's not really going up....
I got bored with it last year, and have turned off everything but search summaries, as they often just put the answer right up front, no click throughs. Also I use a voice aid to set timers, reminders, and alarms....
And this seems to be a common story lately.
I can't see AI really exploding beyond basic uses like that. Some people are still inovating and playing with AI, but it'll settle down.
Was looking at NVMEs, only $1500 for a small no name Gen 3 with 3gbps max transfer rate.
Some newer and faster name brand drives were listed as $400-500, but they were also out of stock, so those prices probably weren't accurate.
Heresay generally has no influence on my acceptance of facts.
I really liked the name.
It's missing a bunch of basic stuff though, ATM.
Doesn't even have a file access permission option to save pictures, but it appears to save when you click Download. Just does nothing. Have to click Share and 'save with a file app' or 'copy to folder' or whatever instead
A few missing features aside, it does work.
Just installed Blorp and created this account.
Been meaning too, but my 3rd party app just became useless because of their API BS, so there's that too.
Can't some org just send a metric shit ton of cups?
Please, it's the government, they wouldn't lie.
Only I'm not a boomer dumbass, and I am right.
Check your facts, and stop trying to dismiss other people's statements out of hand just because you think they're a certain age.
Logical fallacy much?
Note: I'm not responding to OP directly, but instead to everyone who's ever called me a fucking boomer!
I heard a rumor once that something called 'greed' was considered a sin.
There might be others that are relevant too.
These 'sins' and their opposing 'virtures' where considered such because of how they effected the communities influenced by them.
Examples please.
Loving it already ... not sure why, but the pics weren't showing until I clicked the posts, then they showed when I backed out.
I'm new to Lemmy and this app, but I haven't seen that behavior before anywhere else.