Servers aren’t directly touched by users. Nobody knows or even cares what the server is outside of the admin.

AI isn’t altering databases or knowledge. AI is telling the writer there’s a better way to do this, and the writer has to explicitly change their wording.

You only know to look at a dictionary for alternative wordings if you know there’s a problem. How do you know there’s a problem?

If you ask someone else what if that same someone else uses your regional dialect and not the one that has problems? Your average writer can review every single word used in the dictionary for every single article they edit. But AI can, and that’s something it’s actually good at. You may only know 5 Spanish speakers, but AI knows everything it was trained on.

Why should we use (insert tool) when we did just fine before?

Because when used correctly it can be great for helping you be more productive, and find errors/make improvements. The two exceptions are for grammar which AI does a surprisingly good job with. Would you have gotten mad if they used Grammarly >5 years ago? Having it rewrite an entire article is gonna be a bad idea, but asking it to rephrase a sentence, or check your phrasing for potential issues is a much safer thing. Not everyone who speaks Spanish uses it the same way. Some words are innocuous in some regions, but offensive in others.

Or just burned too quickly on poor quality media. It seems like as dvd drives got better the media got worse. But 15 years ago they stopped getting better, and the media kept getting worse.

If they’re already into your phone there’s so many legitimate ways to extract your data. The ability to sideload an app won’t impact that.

My dynamic IP almost never changes. I’ve had 3 in the last 10 years. How often does yours change?

There’s also dynamic dns if yours changes often.

Correct.

IOS is based on Mac OS, which is certified unix.

https://www.opengroup.org/openbrand/register/brand3725.htm

Classic Mac OS was not unix like. Mac OS X, which was based on NeXTSTEP was. But that came out in like 2001.

iOS came out in 07

CXMT (or whoever is sticking the memory onto PCBs) already have increased the prices.

Just like AMD, there’s no reason to actually compete on price when you can offer close enough for 10% less.

Works doesn’t always means works well. “Playable” on proton db has wildly different meanings to some people.

On that topic. Weren’t they going to get rid of the oobe bypass nro thing? I reset a computer the other day and it still worked.

Once you accept the certificate it being not blessed isn’t much of an issue. And just turning it on should just generate a self signed certificate on anything not a piece of shit.

Back to the ol pysx GPU days. Except physx made the game cooler.

Then you’re losing pcie lanes, and you have to deal with split storage or software raid which doesn’t always work the best.

VMs mostly. What are you hosting on Minecraft that isn’t using >=4 gigs?

Also ZFS.

When Google Fiber came here every ISP shat themselves and dropped prices, and raised speeds. And Google Fiber has been by far the most reliable ISP.

Could you imagine how the fans would react to a skip button in Elden ring?

What if you like the game, just not that one boss?

Someone submitted it into a form at work like 10 years ago.

Sure, if you’re a masochist. Not everyone has the time/energy/willpower to not even get close to finishing a boss after 50 attempts and need to do another 150 more. I can’t tell you how many games I’ve completely given up on because one specific boss does something that I just can’t manage.