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10$ a month to access the equivalent of deepseek, or any of the other models?

Yea I don’t know about that one.

Plus liability wise that is a nightmare. Surprised they had the audacity to do it.

I guess having the dashboard is cool… but I doubt this model will be very different compared to normal gemini

Once you graduate they won’t undo it. That paperwork is moreorless Final.

My grandfather had that happen with his masters degree, they never scheduled him one of the required math courses for his degree(he always went through the advisors office to schedule), and had told him he was all set to apply for graduation, so he did and they just blindly signed off on it. It wasn’t found out till after everything was finalized but they basically said “yea that’s on us, enjoy the degree”

I play by challenge and double down/jump in rules.

Challenge rule: if the person plays a wild and the next player decides to challenge it, the person being challenged shows their hand to the next person in line, and if there was another card that could have been played instead, The person who played the card has to either draw two cards, or if it was a wild draw four, they draw the cards instead. However they were wrong, then they draw the penalty cards (so if it was a draw 4 they draw 6, and a standard wild they draw 2)

stacking/double down/jump in: If any player has a card that is identical to the current revealed card, they can jump in, and play that card as long as the next player has not started playing their turn. When a player jumps in, the turn order starts as if they had just had a turn, so it would be the next person from their position. If the card was a card that required a player to draw, the effect of the original card is cancelled, unless the player jumping in was the player that would have received the cards, in which case the effect is stacked and given to the next player(so a draw 4 becomes a draw 8), This effect can continuously be stacked as long as someone else doesn’t jump in or the person doesn’t have an identical card to continue stacking.

Very poorly.

mod logs Imo shouldn’t be used as an accurate source of current information because they very commonly will be desynced/not up to date. But it seems to be by an instance by instance basis, and sometimes even a community by community.

what is supposed to happen is a mod action is performed and then logged. And then instances can then see that action, but it desyncs constantly

as you’ve experienced firsthand, it can be quite useless at times, especially if you’re looking for information that was performed somewhat recently with somewhat recent being within the last couple days.

I mean, if they heavily subsidize the cost they might.

The everyday person will overlook the no name branding phone if it’s cheaper than the others.

I would love forced support for downgrade. Especially with reverse engineering and jailbreaking

I firmly agree with everything you said there, and I want to add that if the main reasoning for wanting to remove the rule is “fuck Reddit” , then that means that this concept itself is a picture example of a mildly infuriating post.

And by that I mean, It’s mildly infuriating when someone just blanket decides that because they hate something, that everything about that thing is bad and nobody else should be able to see it. It’s almost never a black and white concept.

Personally, if it’s organic, and by that I mean not automated, and someone went to Reddit, saw the post, and then reposted it Here, I don’t have any issue with that.

I don’t use Reddit, so any mildly infuriating post that gets posted from there to here is a post that I wouldn’t have seen otherwise.

As long as I’m not forced to go to Reddit to interact with it, which so far out of what I’ve seen in this community I haven’t had to because it’s usually the picture and the post description lemmy side as well so I have no big issue with it

Just because Reddit is a shit site, and I don’t like it, doesn’t mean that all content on the site isn’t worth anything, and if it’s something that’s cool or entertaining, and someone wants to bring it here, I’m all for it.

I wouldn’t use an air tag because after about an hour or two of it being near you, it’s gonna start beeping/chiming as an anti-stalk type alarm, and that in horseback is a bad combo.

edit: Actually, apparently this chime delay is anywhere from 8 to 24 hours, so you might not come across it.

They did that about a year or so after I blocked reddit via DNS. No idea why, I don’t use a VPN for reddit, and I hadent given them any traffic outside the once and awhile checking a tech support post, but something about my network triggered it.

No big loss.

This… People keep dreaming of reddit crashing and burning or going under but, realistically if that did happen a good portion of the existing userbase will filter into the fediverse somewhere, and thats a lot of inorganic growth. Currently there are a handful of popular topics, and some niche topics. Yes there are also reddit like mannerisms but, when people slowly filter in, the room can be read and the existing culture remains, when a mass intake happens (like what happend with the API debacle) the influx is faster than the adoption and the culture comes with it.

that is surprisingly morbid. I love it

my aunt used to seek out parking garages that either were proactive at ticketing vehicles that were sticking way out like that, or had a lowered roof at the front to prevent larger vehicles in the first place. She said she was surprised that they existed but said it made actually navigating it so much easier.

I can defo understand that, it’s hard enough parking as it is, and thats without a vehicle taking up half the roadway as well.

While I agree wholeheartedly with this comment, I felt the need to add a footnote to it.

if you currently use mainstream media services such as Netflix, Hulu, Disney+, etc., be careful going this route because some service providers are known to intentionally drop the quality of your stream If it realizes you’re on a browser instead of an official app. I know Netflix for sure does it because I’ve seen it first hand.

I don’t know how it is now, but I know a few years ago if Roku was pre-installed on the TCLs, they would be required to connect to the internet in order to even set it up because they required a Roku account in order to operate.

We had issues setting up demo units for it because our demo broadcast used a unified source that was via HDMI and we couldn’t get the TV to broadcast a HDMI signal without setting up a Roku account.

We ended up just not setting those TVs up, and when customers would ask to see how it looked, we’d say unfortunately we don’t have the capability of showing you.

Nobody was about to sign up to Roku using a store account and then have to deal with juggling the passwords just to use a display TV.

would locking usage behind an account post sale be concidered bricking devices? because if so they should add those customers on.

The sad thing is, jokes aside for some teachers is actually is accurate.

source: grandfather had a college professor that said his personal policy was that a student could never jump more than one letter grade between quarters.

I wondered what the boot-it bundle on pizza hut actually was for. It always talked about how a portion of the order went into the program but never really explained what it was. I always did it because the deal was good but, it’s nice to know what the money was going to.

There are people who don’t? I didn’t realize such an outcome could even be possible.

my grandfather goes to the nearest building and asks. if they don’t know he moves to the next person