It's okay for things that are pretty low-stakes. If you ask for cooking or cleaning advice and it hallucinates you're still at square zero regardless.
And it's buggy as all heck. Frequently fails to turn all monitors yellow (if multi monitor). Frequently fails to turn it off the next morning, forcing you to reboot.
I mean it's a tough situation. If users want to dive deep into their bubble and ignore everything else, you'd pretty much have to set up Amber Alert style phone alarms or something. How well would that go over?
I'd settle with making "verbatim" search the default without having to switch to it every time.
I wish these appeal announcements would include whatever argument they have for how the lower court erred. It just makes "appeal" synonymous with "do over" the way it's done now.
Yeah! And maybe to help the school children out there should be a distinction between regular moons and other moons.
Maybe call them "dwarf moons".
Do you think the IAU is worried that if we refer to any piece of debris revolving around a planet as a "moon" that school-aged children won't be able to memorize all the moons in the solar system?
I like using "stacking" to describe what happened. McConnell stacked the court.
It implies the same amount of ratfuckery but cuts off the useless retort of "nuh-uh they didn't add more than nine justices".
They keep promising things that require congressional support. But the problem is if they didn't make those kinds of promises, the other guy would and voters would reward that. It's pretty fucked.
At least 1 and 2 are being fixed with the 23H2 release, if that's any consolation.
Anyone have any ideas on price versus kill meat? Especially longterm?
Linux doesn't show drive letters either.
I guess I'm pretty ignorant in that I thought the bill passed last week kicked this can down the road for two years. How are we talking shutdown again already? What's the difference?