fwiw it doesn't say this on my Fedora system when I run FreeCAD via Flatpak.
I'm not a Mao fan I just think it's a funny image (and unfortunately topical in today's world).
The images aren't generated by the LLM part of Grok, they're generated by a diffusion image model which the LLM is enabled to prompt.
And of course they can create things that don't exist in the training set. That's how you get videos of animals playing instruments and doing Fortnite dances and building houses, or slugs with the face of a cat, or fake doorbell camera videos of people getting sucked into tornadoes. These are all brand new brainrot that definitely did not exist in the training set.
You clearly do not understand how diffusion models work.
Image models can generate things that don't exist in the training set, that's kind of the point.
You shoot the disease before it gets to you.
You'd have to be insane to keep that much money in your PayPal account.
Almost as if dictionaries are supposed to be descriptive and not prescriptive.
Yeah. "Feature parity or get out", like dude we're long past feature parity.
Wayland supports so much more stuff than X11 does, and what does X11 have that Wayland doesn't? X forwarding? Just use a modern remote desktop solution, all X forwarding was doing in "modern" times (read: the 21st century) was streaming pixels anyway, just less efficiently than modern remote desktop.
This only affects positively ancient kernels:
From (including) 3.15 Up to (excluding) 5.15.149 From (including) 6.1 Up to (excluding) 6.1.76 From (including) 6.2 Up to (excluding) 6.6.15 From (including) 6.7 Up to (excluding) 6.7.3
Oh no, they're not just going to let it happen. They'll actively stop us from solving it.
(0) Read the official Microsoft support guide, because otherwise you will never succeed.
Note that the UIs in the following steps may be in a language that you do not speak, but the support guide will naturally refer to the English localization. If you need the localized names of the UI elements, the guide is available in multiple languages. Unfortunately this will change the language of the entire guide, which may make it difficult to understand the steps themselves.
(1) Click on your profile circle in the top right and then click on this link.
(2) On the new page that opens, click this button.
(3) In the modal pop-up, click this unassuming one-word link in the bottom left.
(The link translates to "You can add more profile information here.")
(4) On the new page that opens, click on the ellipsis button to show the hidden items of the horizontal navigation.
(5) Select "Language and region".
(6) Add your preferred language using the drop-down box and move it to the top of the list using the little arrows.
(7) IMPORTANT! Don't forget to scroll to the bottom and click on "Save all and close"!
(8) Click "OK" on this pop-up.
(9) You're done and will be navigated back to the page from step 2!
Hope you didn't want to change any other settings here.
Oh, and the page from step 2 will still be in the original language. Don't worry, the pop-up dialog assured us it will change soon. Word may also still be in the original language, but should change sooner than the page from step 2 (I am still waiting on that one).
Onko vika vaan minun päässä, kun aika monessa uutispostauksessa esim. suomi@sopuli.xyz:ssa ei näy uutisen otsikkoa? Jos avaa Sopulin kautta osoitteesta https://sopuli.xyz/c/suomi niin niissä näkyy. Kuva alla.
Politically underdeveloped take. The thing about trying to come up with a third way (not capitalized) is that it will inevitably either result in putting yet another layer of makeup on capitalism and ultimately changing absolutely nothing, or rediscovering some variety of socialism that some guy invented a hundred years ago. Socialism almost by definition has a monopoly on any and all forms of fair and equitable society.
There's a lot more to socialist politics than communism or leninism.