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Yeah, this author is definitely using AI.
Ah ok, didn’t realize that was the original source. But now I wonder if it’ll eventually be supplanted as a reference to ChatGPT.
Cue their surprised Pikachu face when the Pope starts advocating for a ceasefire.
It took me an embarrassingly long time to realize that the “chat” slang was short for ChatGPT.
They should bring back oral exams and blue books.
What was the career though?
And here is a win for the plebs who decide not to wall mount a TV.
In some ways yes. But caring a bit impacts the strength of social connections, and humans are social creatures.
I get frustrated even trying to pay for a subscription, only to find that I’m being gatekept at 720p/1080p for deigning to use my browser on PC.
Veronica is the best!
It’s not just about purchasing, but also reputation, familiarity, etc.
Big screens have gotten easy to mass produce, I guess. I don’t even have space for a TV in my tiny space, but honestly I don’t see the need for a huge screen and the works anyway. Easier to keep things simple. I’m thinking of upgrading to a 32" 4K monitor and calling it a day. Pretty reasonable prices too on secondhand markets.
I mean, 30-something is more than sufficient for my needs, and you can get monitors in that range.
Fortunate! I have only met spicy ones, true to the stereotype.
Sweet? Tortie? Concurrently?
1846, “wine shop,” from Mexican Spanish, from Spanish bodega “a wine shop; wine-cellar,” from Latin apotheca, from Greek apothēkē “depot, store” (see apothecary). Since 1970s in American English it has come to mean “corner convenience store or grocery,” especially in a Spanish-speaking community, but in New York City and some other places used generically. Also a doublet of boutique. Italian cognate bottega entered English c. 1900 as “artist’s workshop or studio,” especially in Italy.
There is a Flash-animated webcomic I read years ago that really excelled in the medium. Thank goodness for Ruffle, or it would be lost forever.
Fair point, thanks for clarifying the restrictions.
Hello, another infinity tab user. XD