RisingSwell @ RisingSwell @lemmy.dbzer0.com

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Ned Kelly is an Australian icon, primarily known for an armoured shoot out with the cops.

I gave up immediately, friend tried one for old school Runescape and it said a rune pickaxe was available at any charter trader. It is in fact available at 0 of them. I've literally never had it be accurate

The majority of people using AI use it to ask a question, and AI will reliably spit out the wrong answer. This 'alpha' product is pushed absolutely fucking everywhere, is currently terrible to use properly for 99% of people, and online in less techy spaces people try AI like it's always correct.

If you can spend the time to filter out it's constant lies, good for you, most people don't even know it's constantly lying.

Previously it would say 2. Gpt thinks wailord is the heaviest Pokemon, google thinks you can buy a runepickaxe on osrs at any trader store. Was it google that suggested a healthy dose of glue for pizza to keep the toppings on?

Ai is wrong more often than right.

AI will give the correct, real source and then still make shit up. Bing linked to bulbapedia to tell me wailord was the heaviest Pokemon. Bulbapedia knows it isn't close, bingpt doesn't know shit.

Epic force refreshes pages including the library, that's not a good thing. Don't use shit I don't want you to use. You can stop it auto updating the launcher though, which is a thing steam doesn't seem to allow. In general, I don't want any of my launchers doing things without me telling it to.

I have Epic on my computer, tons of games, even a handful I bought. It's better than it was at launch, by a lot, but it isn't something you can just leave open and trust to do fuck all for the most part. GoG is good for this, I can forget it's open for days because it doesn't do anything until you want it to

I actually wanted Epic to succeed enough that I messaged their support about the library being force refreshed, it's apparently intended. If all I wanted was to suck up to a monopoly, why would I put any effort in to making it usable for me?

If I am anywhere but my house (firing range nearby) gunshots typically mean someone's getting shot. I live in a place where that isn't a normal thing.

Recently saw a comic about a 'shit shot Sally', characters wondering why they had to be concerned if she's a shit shot.

Grenade launcher.

I haven't had vlc ork reliably in a while, any video playback was glitchy and out of sync. I use photos to look at videos now, worse features but it has no issues and honestly I just want to play a video file with no effort

People noticed, there were videos about it at the time, we just stopped caring about a number. Apple did the same thing and skipped an iPhone number afaik.

It's not really an alternative to steam because it can't be used the same way. If epic is left open in the background online games randomly lag out due to epic, making it not a viable alternative.

Epic is nowhere near as good as steam. Steam I can open, leave open and ignore. Epic force refreshes pages like the fucking library and then my internet cracks a fit at the sudden large data draw.

Shop wise both are equal, epic now has reviews on the bottom of games so you don't buy some 1 star trash without warning, but they are both more than just a shop.

Everything important with the exception of a single email address that probably can't do that much damage anyway is auto logged out. My bank, being only 90% fucking stupid forces a logout after 5minutrs of inactivity on their web portal.

It's be annoying to reset all my passwords, that's about it.

Vehicle crash, gunshots, someone trying (and failing, or I wouldn't have time to call) to break into my house.

Is it? Minecraft is the most sold game, which to be fair Tetris held for a very long time.

so they lose a significant amount of tax revenue and you say its fine because they didnt lose all of the tax revenue? Or are you suggesting they crank the tax on groceries up like nuts and just let the people die when they can't afford to eat?

Just basic requirements for life and nothing extra will destroy any developed countries economy. If things aren't sold they'll stop sending them there, so as people just stop buying luxuries, they'll stop even being an option. Less tax money means the government has issues more than normal, and if you aren't buying anything who are they gonna tax? The companies won't have money because they aren't selling anything.

10000 clicks a month? Man I might do that in a day or 2

You might be surprised how much thermite won't be impressive here. Napalm sure, sticky fire everywhere. Thermite is hard to put everywhere and really doesn't want to light. Hard enough I'm not sure I have anything in my house that could, although idk how hot a lithium fire gets. Probably not even close.

I'm in rural sa and many trucks will indicate to let the person behind know it's clear, especially over a crest.