CallMeAl
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I’m not an AI
- Comment on Tastiest beverage 1 day ago:
no one mention stock photography
- Submitted 1 day ago to [deleted] | 5 comments
- Comment on What makes a man? 1 day ago:
Full of holes but won’t allow my emissions?
- Submitted 1 day ago to [deleted] | 53 comments
- Comment on Did AI 2027 predict US government restricting access to a very advanced ai? 2 days ago:
Thats only for people outside the USA. Its not unreleased its just only released in the USA.
- Comment on Did AI 2027 predict US government restricting access to a very advanced ai? 2 days ago:
No we are not. Nothing in that link is based in reality.
- Comment on Did AI 2027 predict US government restricting access to a very advanced ai? 2 days ago:
No clearly not. Not releasing at all is what it says.
- Comment on [deleted] 2 days ago:
yes but op specifically asks about lesbians
- Comment on Why do mosques feel so trippy? 2 days ago:
something just feels ’off’
Sounds like very personal subjective experiences. I think your question makes more sense asking why do Mosques make you have such feelings. Personally, I don’t experience the same feelings when I look at the pictures you posted. I’ve never been inside a mosque so I don’t know what that would be like in person.
I’ve read that most religious buildings are designed inside to give you feelings like grandeur and solemnity and use cultural cues to do that. Culture cues certainly will differ across cultures. So maybe it’s just that.
- Comment on 3 days ago:
Yes, in fact the vast majority of internet protocols do not use Javascript at all.
- Comment on Fucking knee. 4 days ago:
what if I think of someone else entirely?
- Comment on why are all social medias based around western values? 4 days ago:
Your premise is false. There are many social networks all over the world with differing content moderation policies.
- Comment on If internet means wires, then how come my mobile phone gets connected to the internet ? I'm roaming everywhere with it inside my pocket. 1 week ago:
If internet means wires
It does not now and has never meant wires.
The internet as we know it has always included wireless links. The AlohaNET, a wireless network, was part of the Internet from the start. The ArpaNET became the Internet in 1977 when it first connected multiple networks together. The AlohaNET joined the ArpaNET in 1972.
- Comment on If internet means wires, then how come my mobile phone gets connected to the internet ? I'm roaming everywhere with it inside my pocket. 1 week ago:
yes, originally used only cables - because that’s all there was
That’s not correct. The Arpanet, the precursor to the Internet, already included the wireless AlohaNet by Dec 1972. The Arpanet didn’t become a true Internet, a network connecting 2 or more other networks, until 1977. So the Internet as we know it has always included wireless links.
- Comment on The market is turning into a giant server ? 1 week ago:
I said over 25 years, so before Y2K.
- Comment on The market is turning into a giant server ? 1 week ago:
I’m sorry but I don’t understand what you are asking.
- Comment on The market is turning into a giant server ? 1 week ago:
The market is turning into a giant server?
No. Online shopping has existed for over 25 years and in all those places physical markets still exist.
- Comment on [deleted] 1 week ago:
It seems like you are mixing up the “ecosystem” with the application: desktop, mobile phone, etc.
10 years ago there were mobile phones running Intel Atom and they were just as bootlocked as any other phone. I personally have two intel based chromebooks and unlocking their bootloader requires taking them apart.
Whereas my arm based Pinebook Pro requires no unlock at all. I have lots of Arm based SBCs and all of them came unlocked as well.
- Comment on [deleted] 1 week ago:
arm is much more proprietary and less open than Intel
That is exactly backwards. How many companies are licensed to make Intel/AMD comparable CPUs? 4? 6? How many for Arm? Hundreds of companies (Apple, Qualcomm, Samsung, etc.).
- Comment on Intellectual Freedom 1 week ago:
Thank you.
He was one of the most disciplined people I’ve ever known. He rarely complained about anything. He spent every minute he could doing what he loved, researching and publishing. He wrote several books include an award winner. He won a Lifetime Achievement award from a prestigious body in his field at 84. He just kept going. At 86 he had nearly lost his eyesight but a doctor was able to restore partial vision, enough for him to continue his work and I never saw him happier. He did what he loved until his last waking moments. Then he closed his eyes and went to sleep, I imagine finally able to relax, all his commitments settled. I hope I get to go out the same way.
- Comment on Intellectual Freedom 1 week ago:
Thank you for the kind words
- Comment on Intellectual Freedom 1 week ago:
That was my father.
At 80 he went to teaching only one class so he could keep his office and spend the rest of his time doing what he wanted.
At 90 he finally retired. He wrote dozens or articles and finally left us in Jan this year at 92. The last day he was alive, he dictated a book review to me he had promised to a journal. His final wish, that I type it up and send it in for him and let them know he would not be able to take on any more book reviews.
- Comment on 1 week ago:
so this is a grandstanding community now?
- Submitted 2 weeks ago to [deleted] | 2 comments
- Comment on Put your seat back or no? 2 weeks ago:
More and more airlines actually are, especially on shorter flights. And the price still is going up!
- Comment on In case you weren’t sure which box 2 weeks ago:
Sorry we missed you!
You can pick up your package at our nearest pick up location (180 miles) in 3 days.
- Comment on 2 weeks ago:
If you want to run a modern current linux distro on a laptop with only 2gb of ram and 500gb then your options are very limited, but it is possible.
For example. Void Linux with Enlightenment will work. A browser will work ok for basic websites but heavy apps like Gmail will be unusably slow.
If you have no option to upgrade, you can still use a machine with those specs to run linux apps like Abiword, Gnumeric, GIMP, etc very well.
Also, putting in any SSD drive to replace the spinning one is the single best upgrade you can make in terms of performance and longevity on an old laptop.
- Submitted 3 weeks ago to [deleted] | 20 comments
- Comment on Goats know the truth. 3 weeks ago:
Dammit I’m a doctor not an alien biologist. Wait I’m not even a doctor…
- Comment on Goats know the truth. 3 weeks ago:
finally it all makes sense
