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I'm fine with this. It's not only optional. Is where I'd never even ick it by accident

Whats is loss in this case? I'm at a loss (pun intended. But really though. I don't get it)

The crisis is that if the internet is bad enough that they can't train LLMs on it, it's also useless for us human. And if the LLMs leave because there is no information and we come back, eventually we will generate enough content that it will be worth it again

I see. I was adding a mental comma after fir. That is why I did not hear it

Pirated ganes may contain linux viruses. No need for wine

Non native English speaker here: I must be saying something wrong because I can't hear the joke

That is an old myth. There are less viruses for Linux because there are less users. But if you do things like install priated games, you have the same risk as on windows

I'm not sure this is great advice. In principle it is. But you can't tell a windows user "yes. You know how many of the programs you used to use are not available because they don't make a Linux version? Well a lot of the ones that do you shouldn't use even though the distro supports it for reasons you don't understand"

That is better advice for an intermediate used learning about the dangers (or lack there of) sideloading.

In general o disagree with your stance on a basically semantic reasons: the definition of a trusted source. If I trust a software manufacturer and they tell me to use their flatpak, it's fine because they are trusted, regardless of the format. What I do not like are things like the AUR

Why? Is it something against flight itself? Or against airlines and airports?

Can you hook me up? I don't know how to find those torrents/indexers/trackers

Are there any cool i2p sites or apps? Since it doesn't have exit nodes I never found a reason to use it.

sure to use some powder or some shit

For the love of god, if your skin is irritated, do not use shit to try and fix it.

/s