I should also point out that Meshy.ai is completely useless for a wide range of model generation (firearms and human bodies topping my list so far).

Are there any open source models that generate 3D models without a 3D card that costs a fortune? I have an RTX 3060, and not only do there appear to be no open source AI models that will generate 3D models, the closest ones (which still suck) require a $3000 video card. Honestly, I don't know the current prices for qualifying video cards, but I know I don't have the money to buy any of them. Meshy.ai costs $20/month for the time being, and it is VERY good for most uses.

And the difference is...?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?...

There is one video I can't find on YouTube. It was a TV interview Biden gave in a restaurant where he promised to open the border if he got elected. And he did.

Biden's deportations were mostly attempted border crossings, which he also greatly increased with his open border policy. If they were in the U.S., they mostly stayed in the U.S. The only reason he can claim high border deportations is because he invited everyone within traveling distance to the U.S. to come cross the border. Have you forgotten the miles-long lines of illegals trying to cross the border?

Before Trump, Democrats were on course for destroying America with their open borders. If they go back to that insanity, we may never recover. My main complaint with Trump's Deportations is that he didn't go fast enough. Biden was an unmitigated disaster, and was WAY worse than anything Trump did (Iran war included).

For Linux (Debian in particular), it's more like encourage and assist. You can use whatever version you want, if you know what you're doing.

They're admitting that they are incapable of managing this technology, and are in way over their heads.

I suspect that Flock's contract allows them access to the cameras for maintenance (or any) purposes.

To which field? Math? Not even close. Data theft? absolutely.

If the mathematicians ever used ChatGPT to talk about math, then that is the source of the results. LLMs, by definition, cannot usefully contribute to anything that requires more than rearranging existing data. Rearranging existing data is their only function.

My job requires us to use Teams for our remote meetings, and it is good in some ways and complete shit in others. The meeting quality is fine, but it can't even go into full screen video.
We use Jabber for other remote meetings, and it has a full screen option. I've used Jitsi for other personal meetings, and it goes into full screen just fine.

I hated Teams at first, because I was used to Jabber. Now I am still not at all happy with Teams, but I hate it less because I've learned were most things are. It is NOT an intuitive program AT ALL, but I've learned how to use what I need. They will get used to Element.

Yes, there is no such thing as a "rogue" AI. These are programs that were intentionally pointed at targets. They are more advanced script kiddies, and are otherwise no different from traditional hackers. They are borderline terrorists since their objective is to bring about political change through fear.

OO delivers very well if you know how to use it. If you don't know how to use it, then you will naturally get yourself into a situation you can't get out of, and therefore think the language doesn't work.

If OOP increases project costs, then you are absolutely using it wrong.

KDE is still awesome, despite it lacking a decent file manager. Konqueror used to be the best file manager I ever used, but then some moron decided to neuter it in favor of the massively worse Dolphin.

Kubuntu hasn't gone anywhere.