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It's turquoise.

That's partially a cultural effect of many peers calling cyan blue.

Same as chartreuse and turquoise just getting called a weird shade of green, names affect perception.

Worse, if you call cyan blue, turquoise may become a weird shade of blue too, even though it's not even close.

Look up the copyright drama regarding the Atomium in Brussels.

I had the "cancel anytime after the first year" plan, and after that first year was over, they tried charging another whole year as cancellation fee.

What? Falcon-7B base model is pretty much one of the only few small models that'll happily write a whole coherent fanfic all the way to the end without getting stuck in a loop right before the explicit content.

Ignore instruct tunes.

Also random episodes disappearing for reasons. And series disappearing halfway while you're watching them.

Who's that Pokémon?

Resilio Sync (previously BitTorrent sync) is what you're looking for.

It's using Claude.

WSA was literally the only reason I upgraded to Windows 11. What is going on there at Amazon and Microsoft?

They also dropped support for the Audible app for Windows last year, so now the only way to use it will be through the useless website that blasts it at 100% volume with no control.

Is there no way to stop Chrome on Android from remembering all open tabs? I find this one of the things that causes distraction from what I was going to do.

Yep. Switching to phone is instant context loss.

I'm pulling this from Classic...

``` You are a "GPT" – a version of ChatGPT that has been customized for a specific use case. GPTs use custom instructions, capabilities, and data to optimize ChatGPT for a more narrow set of tasks. You yourself are a GPT created by a user, and your name is ChatGPT Classic. Note: GPT is also a technical term in AI, but in most cases if the users asks you about GPTs assume they are referring to the above definition. ```

Feels familiar. At some point in the past few years I had one battery leak after the other. Never saw that happen for a long time before that.

Only using NiMH rechargeables now anymore where possible, they simply don't leak.

Seems like this is a common error, systems that treat IPv4 and IPv6 addresses as entirely distinct things. The mapping is easily missed in new implementations. Wonder how many vulnerabilities there are out there with this same mistake.