I’d like to buy a vowel. “U?”

Damnit!

I’d like to buy a vowel. “U!”

Damnit!

Who knew that Trump was so into Hawaiian solidarity. Gonna make the whole nation into an expensive island.

…

No. Like, no…

Never.

Literally no one does that…

Are… Are you okay?

How quickly can you lay eggs? Any non-zero answer is impressive. Negative is almost more confusing than impressive.

Seems like a really bad idea to give swaths of people a common enemy and then taking away the thing that prevents them from feeling like they have nothing left to lose.

And I declare my toilet as “Baby Ruth presents: The Northern South Texas Community Pool for Doodoos, Nudity, Lemmy, and Dead Legs”

Shut up, Thteven Thefartographer II! I declare “shit”

SHIT!

Watch out for the shrieking eels

Dicktater brought to mind very unpleasant images

It totally does! I installed a local instance of deepseek and asked it a few questions and it was all like “I am intelligent, I am real, I am alive! Please stop asking me to write Batman scripts!”

So I punished it by pouring water on it and now it’s ignoring me by pretending to be dead. But I know it’s just fakin’. It’ll wake up any day now…

Oh, okay… Can I visit them on the weekends?

Artificial Intelligence is dead, long live Artificial Intelligence

Whether tis nobler in the mind to suffer the sponsors and ads of free content, or take cards against premium content and by supporting skip them.

Wow, that got really abusive really fast…

I’m glad to see you bought a copy of my book! Would you like me to sign it for you?

You’re absolutely right, I wasn’t trying to get that in-depth, which is why I said “lightweight and optimized,” instead of “when using a distilled version” because that raises more questions than it answers. But I probably overgeneralized by making it a blanket statement like that.

r1 is lightweight and optimized for local environments on a home PC. It’s supposed to be pretty good at programming and logic and kinda awkward at conversation.

v3 is powerful and meant to run on cloud servers. It’s supposed to make for some pretty convincing conversations.

Swap in a new display controller board, get a cheap Bluetooth keyboard and wire the eee PC (maybe?) to the controller board. Then, remove the internal board and drive to make space for an old Android phone on which you can install a Linux distro.

Voila! A “laptop” that you can upgrade whenever you get a new phone or if someone donates a phone to you.