When (if) they manage to add federation to it, then both sites could even work together.

Transistor's main character is a singer and the soundtrack is basically meant to be her songs. There are several with lyrics too that really are just songs and not backgrounds to the game.

You can use about:processes to do it all in browser before it freezes and yt is slow. Also shows you tab ram usage.

For the record Josh gave her a 10.

Also not the people in the picture.

I have to be honest, I didn't know it was still running.

Part of the reason was that windows was getting a reputation as an unstable os. After a bunch of work they discovered that a lot of drivers were the source. As an effort to change that image, they started vetting drivers. I think they have been making moves to push as much 3rd party out of the kernel as they can, so blue screens would only be os issues.

Whether that vetting continues with ai around is going seriously affect window's future image.

Can confirm, aches and pains went away after I started exercising regularly. Wasn't instant but some are just gone now. It's amazing how little it takes to make a difference if you don't do anything.

So that ad campaign that they ran saying no one but you can see your messages. That was a bit strange that they were pushing it, since no one appeared to be saying otherwise, might be a lie? I never would have guessed.

I don't have issues with people who ask for support.

Now when people use an llm to draft messages to you, and insist that the hallucination is correct, it's infuriating. You also get people asking to implement policies that have never had some one sanity check them.

One was a policy that required support to first id people using teams before a password reset. How are they doing that without getting logged in? Nevermind that we don't have a database of people's pictures as we were external.

I can't understand why rights holders wouldn't want even a paltry amount rather than 0. What is the point of having the IP if you're not to making money from it?

It might have also have incredible timing. The EU is all digital sovereignty, and suggesting opening up something as a solution might actually been seen as a positive.

The bar to create a new one was so low that anyone could do it. I think that contributed to people's affinity to it.