Maybe that’s why you don’t have problems with most of sites from Europe?!?

That’s an interesting observation. I’m not sure, since I’m in Canada.

I use FF as my primary browser on my desktop, laptop, and mobile devices.

As much as I love and support FF and the Mozilla Foundation, I find that some websites simply need a Chromium-based browser to function properly. It’s frustrating as hell.

I wonder how many people tried FF, had their favourite site stop working, and then switched back to Chrome.

+1 for Floccus. Been using it for a least a year. 👌

I always wanted to contribute to OSM but found it a bit daunting.

Any contribution helps! Hell, I went around town just looking for bike parking racks to add, and was able to put dozens of new ones on the map. You can even just label house numbers (with the aforementioned apps listed in the comment you replied to).

For me personally, I have a dry-erase board on my fridge and will note expiry/bb dates for items that are only fresh for a short time (i.e. the bread or almond milk I make). That way, everyone in my home can see it.

Pretty much all other food items like spices, flour, pantry ingredients, and frozen food are stocked in quantities that I would be able to use well before they “expire” (or diminish in quality). Some of these foods are fresh for years, so it doesn’t really worry me that they’ll go bad or anything.

Unless you’ve got a warehouse of food with moderate shelf life, I think there might be an easier way to do things without using an app, which I find just overcomplicates things. But even a simple spreadsheet, as already suggested, might be an easy option. Just my 2 cents.

My wife does the same, and I can’t tell you how many times a day I have to help her reset passwords, figure out if something is an “1”, “i”, “l”, or “|”, or decide what needed to be capitalized.

Even though I have Bitwarden installed for her, she just “prefers” paper like some people prefer to stub their toes.

Does anyone have a TL:DR for how this compares to Libreddit (which I’ve been self-hosting for like a year)?

I just tried gesture typing, and it works much better than I expected. I used to use gesture typing 100% of the time for years, but it’s never been good on FOSS keyboards. This feature implementation makes me happy!

It’s working for me. Thanks for sharing!

The results don’t seem to be as good as “SuperImage” for now, but SuperImage is not privacy-friendly, and I’d rather support Upscayl :)

I switched from Mint.com to the FOSS Money Manager EX for desktop a while ago and couldn’t be happier.

These models prioritize plausibility above factual correctness. So verification often is needed.

100% I was telling my wife that anyone who knows about a subject, can easily point out the inaccuracies with the output from any of the models.

But if you don’t know about a subject, the AI gives you an answer that seems like it could be right. Scary to see where this technology takes us, especially when the majority easily digests information without verifying any of it.

That’s crazy impressive, though. I’ve been playing with it more, and it’s very specific about certain things. I guess you can hold a lot of data in the GB of space these models use.

Is there a model you prefer? I’ve been throwing the exact same question to different models and they seem to all give a very similar answer.

Also, how is it getting certain information if it’s all offline? For example, I asked it to recommend some bike products, and gave very specific brands and models.

that runs 100% offline on your computer.

Goddamn, that’s wonderful!

And their content creators are also paid nothing.

If a paid streaming service give users a worse experience than pirating, that’s on them!

Thanks for the recommendation.

I finished watching it, and I’m both fascinated and furious.

If the experience that a paying customer gets is worse than the experience they get from pirating, then that’s the fault of the company selling that enshitified experience.

It’s wild how modern businesses are trying to kill themselves with every terrible idea they have to make more money.

“Influence: The Psychology of Persuasion” by Dr. Cialdini.

Thanks for the recommend! I’m going to check my library for it!

I don’t support animal cruelty, so I’d never get a Canada Goose jacket.