Yup. And those that can't can have a parser pull just the human-readable text out, like a blind person's screen-reader would do.
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Neither will Windows 11 when I turn that feature off.
No, clearly switching to an entirely different operating system is the easier option.
Extended support for security upgrades for Windows 7 ended on Jan. 10, 2023. So "what it does" should probably not include any connectivity to a public network.
Depends heavily on what you and your players want out of the game. In all the campaigns I've been in the focus has been storytelling and character growth, so having a character die to some random happening would be counterproductive.
There have been situations within those campaigns where we've done things knowing that character death was a possibility, though, and in those cases we've carried through if the dice fell that way. The key is having buy-in from both player and DM on those particular moments of risk. Even a regular combat could turn into one of those if the player decides to press forward into danger.
There is also nothing stopping you from creating your own distribution that has whatever features you want.
The non-existence of those features stops me.
From the link:
THIS IS A PROOF OF CONCEPT, EXPECT A LOT OF PROBLEMS.
This repository was created a week ago and has had no updates since. This doesn't exactly counter the notion that Linux is lagging on implementing AI features.
How is making a picture of me as an astronaut "dystopian"?
Indeed. LLMs read with the same sort of comprehension that humans have, so if a supermarket makes their website compatible with humans then it's also compatible with LLMs. We have the same "API", as it were.
It doesn't really seem to be growing much, to be honest.
It's dominating the smartphone market via Android, though.
Green energy is bad now?