Dindonmasker

I'm saving all my tabs on a regular basis for 3 firefox pages. How does grouping tabs impact saving them? Does it create sub folders in the main saved tab folder?

At least he reads books and tries to improve himself on the regular XD

You made me notice that a lot of companies learned from tobacco companies not just those XD

I've seen people get pretty good results but i don't think i had the right settings so i wasn't able to make it run. I have a 3090 wich is pretty much the minimum for that XD i also tried to run the game in 8K just to see how it would look with no luck. I ended up playing at 4K medium settings for now. I'll definitely try again tomorrow with someone's UEVR injector profile.

The unreal engine VR injector is already running pretty well XD

I'm definitely trying the unreal engine VR injector the second the game is done downloading to see if that works!

I agree. That's why i personnally stopped using queries just to thank it but i don't know what the absolute best practice is when it comes to LLms.

You are confusing consent with respect. Respect can be being afraid to put your fingers where they might get cut even after using a machine for 30 years. The moment you lose that fear and start doing whatever you want with the machine is when the troubles start. Respect can also be oiling a tool that needs to be for better longevity instead of leaving them full of rust at the bottom of the toolbox.

I played a gatcha game with a friend when we didn't know what gacha was and we where trying to build our teams by just playing the game and there where always massive difficulty walls that couldn't be passed. So we both ended up spending around $500 CAD on that game and farming with our phones open on the game 24/7. We stopped after we understood how predatory the model was.

Respecting your tools is a pretty fundamental thing to learn. Whatever that respect looks like for one tool or another.

Standard American Diet XD

I really miss Megalith. It was a VR MOBA. The small team had to drop the project to work on contracts that made money.