Aldo near me, in Aus, has good security. They do bag checks at the manned checkouts and the self checkouts and watch for mis-identified fruits and veg. I've only been caught "forgetting" to scan some items in my trolley twice, both at Aldi.
Free rainbow socks or no deal!
But it wasn't life threatening. And still much faster than looking for the technical manual. And took me all of 30 seconds to realise it had misunderstood the photo I sent it.
For sure, AIs/llms can be dangerous if you don't also apply critical thinking, but that's been true of the internet forever, and even before. The Anarchist cookbook has recipes that will, at best, waste a bunch of soap and gasoline or have you scraping banana peels with a razorblade, or at worst, have you making chlorine gas in your basement. 4chan had a popular recipe for "peanut butter cookies" that would result in an oven fire, and instructions to drill a hole in your iPhone to use the headphone jack.
It's much more important to protect and promote critical thinking skills than it is to try to shield everybody from misinformation and hallucinations.
I'm reminded that AI is helping me restore an old motorbike I got for practically free, and the only fight we had was looking for the oil filter on the wrong side of the bike
4chan did everything once
Toasted sourdough, crispy fried egg with paprika, onion relish, but of rasp jam,Philly cheese, and honey.
Add sauteed spinach with garlic and butter, and a bit of grilled chorizo or Polish sausage.
Technically it's dead easy, uses one pan if you do spinach, then chorizo, then egg, and it's a flavour metropolis
This could be breakfast, or it could be brunch, lunch, dinner, or dessert, IDK I'm not your mum.
Bold of them to assume I can afford to buy things
I just single-booted mine, so no Windows partition, but I use my laptop for video editing, graphic design, and a bunch of other tasks, so I have to install a range of other software and productivity apps like Autokey, Flameshot, image resizer, fancy file nenamer, Figma, rustdesk, bitwarden, and like at least 20 others. Not all of these went easy, especially since there are some Linux software that runs on debian based systems using .deb files, and others that aren't designed for use with Mint at all, so it's hard or impossible to get these going.
Every cloud has a silver lining. With the wife dead, you have more time to spend working on cybersecurity instead of shopping for Valentine's and birthday gifts. Date night is now Patch night.
That's all fine, it's when she gets naked on the bed with a jar of peanut butter and a spatula that things start getting weird
It's been this way for decades. They don't realise that by constantly bashing windows, they're not making Linux better, theyre just demonstrating what sort of bitter snobbery you'll be dealing with if you switch.
I use Arch btw.
I want to get rid of the last of my dogecoin that is on a no longer supported wallet on my old phone before I scrap it. It's only about $10 AUD worth.
It's the last of my crypto (ironically it was also the first of my crypto) and then I no longer have any active wallets and my balances will be zero.
But I'm not converting it to something else, the recipient needs to accept doge as it is.
Bonus points if the charity is animal related
I will also settle for a picture of your dog and your word that you'll give them a pat and a treat on my dime if no charity is suitable.
When my 6 x nuc reactor design finally reaches 530 degrees all at the same time
Actual true story
