If it's a hallucinogenic program then what's the copyright infringement?
The training set is itself presumably typically infringing whether the output is or not.
I personally don't think the output is infringing, but there is a plausible legal argument to be made that it is if the output is similar enough to copyrighted input.
I used to get pretty much all the cheap humble bundles unless I was completely uninterested in them, so I have a moderately sizable steam library, so I know there's plenty of games on steam which would run fine on a chromebook. They are all either old or indie (even vaguely modern versions of Bejeweled will cause the fans to spin up on your GPU at higher resolutions) but there's tons of games which would work fine.
Which then brings us to... there's way more than 99 of them. Probably most of them are visual novel type "games" by now, but those games wouldn't suffer at all for running on a very limited PC. Was someone (google or valve I guess) preventing those games from being used for fear some kid might see hentai on a google device or what?
The last time I had hands on, the video was monochrome and the mouse had one button. For me, even Windows 3.0 seemed miles more intuitive. Plus it had DOS underneath it, and I was quite comfortable with that.
That most likely was MacOS 6, unless it was an even older version. Few people installed 7 on B&W macintoshes, most software at the time would run on either or even ran better on 6 due to the lower resource use. I was familiar with other operating systems and found it to be the least impressive, but once you got used to it, it was pretty usable. My mother was an old school physical pasteup graphic artist, and she got a IIci and Pagemaker and was able to use the system with very little help from me. It came with System 6, and was upgraded to 7. Later I ran netbsd on it.
His whole thing is not paying attention. He's constantly telling us he doesn't see something he's not looking for, or doesn't know about something he hasn't tried to learn about, as if his particular ignorance were relevant.
"We see lots of other people everywhere we go."
There are lots of explanations for that which don't require that numbers haven't fallen. For example you could be basic, and going to the most popular places.
It is like a Ponzi in that the early starters who hold investments benefit from the system the most, and that it is a net loss. That's two ways in which they are like. Your claim is false.
That was not the argument.
The argument was that the one thing did what the other does, and you were wrong and now you're moving the goalposts to try to be right.
That's a logical fallacy, so you're still wrong.
No, we already covered that Donald Dump is not a competent president.
Doing that is also a fantasy not rooted in reality. Keep electing them and they will keep shooting down actual progressives.
There is no way to vote your way out of authoritarianism.
So rely on the client to tell you the player took an action is step one? Congrats, you've not avoided client side cheating.
You record the actions of the player which were sent to the server. How is this confusing to you?
Not really. I have been running Debian for about 25 years now and I never had systemd on it except a few time as an intermediate step during installation. Debian has had a page explaining how to stay with sysIV init for ages. I used that before Devuan became stable.
Yes, because I also did that, I know that it was a pain in the ass. Making the switch was easy enough, but then you had to fiddle with literally dozens of other things to make them work right because Debian didn't include enough of the other packages' config files etc to make them work properly with sysvinit.
What are the issues you identify with the Gentoo installation process?
I didn't commit to memory exactly where the process broke down, as it wasn't worth remembering.
Not very effectively. I have systemd on none of my Linux systems
That's easy enough now but it was a big hassle a few years ago when practically everyone switched to it but gentoo, which is itself a big hassle (just following the installation instructions fails more than it succeeds.)
Metal cases, fingerprint scanner on power button exactly where your thumb falls, nice performance, very good cameras and photo apps. Brilliant, fast, accurate GPS. But they are not even supported through two Android versions. They claim support for 2 versions and then don't do it,
Agreed. I had SEMC Xperia Play, came with gingerbread. They promised ICS and then never delivered. They did release a beta but it broke controller support (Xperia Play had a slide-out controller and came with a playstation game running in an emulator, and you could buy a few more titles.) The community got the controller working in ICS, but unreliably.
I learned my lesson in just one step and never bought another Sony device of any kind again, not even a receiver, those lying fucks. Byeeeee!
If that's the case, then I've never used an OS that doesn't have "something fundamentally wrong" with it.
Never used MacOS 6? You really didn't need a book for that. If you needed help with a reinstall or something you could call or visit your Apple store and they would tell you how to go about it, although the process was so simple that almost nobody should need help unless they didn't know the meaning of the word "Install" since all you had to do was boot from that disk and then follow the prompts.
With that said, MacOS 6 hardly did anything, so no surprise there.
If the shit Microsoft sprays on you stinks too much then there is roughly nothing you can do about it.
Start by not standing behind where the shit is spraying from.
This restaurant was advertising breakfast any time. So I ordered french toast in the renaissance. - Steven Wright, comedian
