Criticism on LLMs has two angles:

• Data usage and energy cost while running it - this you would have under control when selfhosting
• Training of the LLM: You have no control over how the LLM was trained - not which data sources were used, the forkforce that cleaned up the data or the amount and type of energy used to do so

So country girls have all kind of yeast infections or how should I understand the comic?

Slop?

I still miss Pluto!

What about aliasing sudo to engage or write a whole function for it:

function engage() {
    echo -e "\033[1;36m[LCARS AUTHORIZATION: ACTIVATED]\033[0m"
    sudo "$@"
}

Yeah, found both my grandparents who said they didn’t know anything and were afraid to act back then.

Can confirm. Stayed in England for a few days ago. Why don’t you like some cheese - when else would you eat Cheddar if not for breakfast?

I assume: If comment would have pointed out that this is in fact not a hardware related behavior but depends on software and doesn’t happen on Linux, down-voting wouldn’t have happened.

OpenSuse Slowroll is really one of the most interesting choices imo. Rolling release with Yast to configure everything via GUI really hits the spot.

Recognized to OpenBSD installer 😁

This is a joke as I don’t see any added age field in the passwd file - it would also not make any sense as “age” is a time-varying value?

Can I introduce you to a so called Eierschalensollbruchstellenverursacher?