“generated” is not accurate. You need to learn how to use words before you get mad at people about them.

Auto-complete doesn’t count as “ai generated”. It’s almost a stretch to call it “ai assisted”.

Fuck this post and everyone who accepts and the corporate concept of wrongspeak

Weird line of shit to pull out of your ass. No, most code since 3 years ago wasn’t written by ai. I’m a developer on a team and probably way less than 5% of our code is written by ai, and most of that is in the past few months.

Thanks for the very valuable tip, person whose name is Hot Diarrhea.

Motherfucking shit.

Firefox and ironFox

Maybe it’s because I set a lot of those values with user.js?

First I’m hearing about it. None of those settings changed on my end.

I don’t even see it on FF mobile which I’ve not even messed with settings extensively.

I dunno. Seems pretty shitty to me.

Eh, probably 10 months ago.

Actually yes, I’ve tried jellyfin like 3 times now. I’m sure I’ll try it again.

I know I’ll be downvoted to oblivion but I’ve never had good luck with jellyfin. Plex has a lot of issues but in terms of just working, it’s been far superior ime.

🤢🤮

I’m inclined to believe that too. Then again I would say a lot of “autistic” things aren’t abnormal.

But at least it tells you very clearly what the missed requirement is.

Yep it’s definitely annoying and it’s so pervasive that we even have lemmings that do that stupid shit.

Apparently I was victim to a widely circulated myth. Apparently though, that board also specified that most of that recommendation was covered by water within food. The “IT HAS TO BE ACTUAL PURE WATER” thing was added on later by others.

So where did the myth of the 8 glasses come from? Fox says it likely stems from a decree from the U.S. Food and Nutrition Board issued back in the 1940s. It suggested that everyone drink 2.5 liters (84.5 ounces) per day — so not far off from today’s standard. But even back then, that same recommendation clarified that a majority of that water comes, not from a glass, but from “prepared foods.”

Source: https://www.tuftsmedicine.org/about-us/news/medical-myths-drink-8-glasses-water-each-day

We live in an age where sociopaths get votes and people overhydrate in response to propaganda from Coca Cola. 🤦‍♂️

The “8 glasses of water a day” thing is literally just made up by employees of Coca Cola. To sell more aquafina. Never quite understood how people believe that peeing every 20 minutes makes one healthier. There’s no evidence for it.