I installed mint recently and I kept the windows partition because I thought I would need to dual boot a lot but I haven't launched windows in the past couple of months
I have a laser HP all-in-onr that I thought I'd have issues with but it worked automatically with the printing and scanner app, not even in windows it works so strangely
My only issue right now were self inflicting, because I created a shared NTFS partition to keep media a torrents and it sometimes give privilege errors after a bit update (it wouldn't happen if it was ext3 from what I've been reading)
My wife needs to use the computer occasionally and I think she had more issues with windows 11 than mint, the only "issue" was that she was trying to find Microsoft word instead of openoffice
During my first trip to Japan I was reluctant to use it.
My manager was traveling with me and he bought one to take home and he already had one from a previous trip and he kept talking about how life changing it was
I finally decided to use the bidet on my last day of the trip and it was a life changer. I had to go back to Japan a month later and I got a nice Toshiba that unfortunately died early this year but now you can find bidets easily on Amazon or Costco
It does if you rent
I've been using gamefly for a while, I can't rent digital only games
I rent games via gamefly, I'll definitely keep using discs
Surely you can use another quote
Santa Marimba
I'm stealing this! 😂
The Lenovo clock with Google assistant has the option for "Google impromptu" as the alarm sound. It creates a new melody every day (usually not a good one but at least is different)
The AI response reads like when you are looking for something in Reddit and you get 3 very different responses in 3 different threads about the same topic
I'm biased toward stuff I've watched recently (and more than 5)
- hereditary
- evil Dead rise (2023)
- Gonjiam: Haunted Asylum
- midsommar
- talk to me
- rec (the Spanish one)
- the orphanage
- Veronica
Meta makes (a little) more sense
In the context of artificial intelligence, LLM typically stands for "Large Language Model." The "I" in LLM specifically refers to "Intelligence," but it's often implied or omitted, and the term is commonly abbreviated as LLM.
However, if you're referring to a different context or field, please provide more information or clarify what LLM stands for in that specific case, and I'll do my best to help!
Seems like meta refers to LLaMA when responding the question