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> are you able to keep her high score saved too?

The score is a value stored in the Windows registry, the poster probably re-created (or imported from a previous export) the registry entry upon each Windows installation.

Brought back many memories. There were also some fonts that added 'shimmer' and 'sparkle' text. You didn't run up a Win98 VM and install the old Word? Great job at making it all by screenshots and eye.

I will check the video later, have you looked into decision models such as jev to improve performance?

Any chance it could include Amazon, eBay from Australian region + AliExpress ? Great website. Also is source available?

That's disappointing to hear, I'd love to get a 12-13" eink to replace an iPad that was used primarily for reading.

Can you share your modifications?

Yes, I've always had a printer (a Brother laser MFP) and I get cheap toner from eBay. My wife can print from her phone, though I had to install an AirPrint/CUPS driver on a Linux box to get it working.

My kid is constantly asking me to print out colouring-in pictures that she has us create using AI or find online (princesses, mermaids, dolphins, etc.)

There are also the occasional documents that need signatures or need to be seen by others. I might print out checklists or useful information to put in the car. I even have a list of PS3 games, and whether they support co-op, that sits in my TV cabinet so I can check it when friends come over before starting up a game.

When printing is so accessible, you tend to do it much more often.

I suspect it does apply to Minecraft too, however Minecraft also benefits from its multiplayer communities in modding scene.

Why as their only OS? I assume many people connect their old PC to their TV and install a bunch of emulators. I suppose Linux could be an alternate solution for those machines.

> all the big players have their own deeply integrated solutions

This is exactly why I use Dropbox. I use a single Dropbox account for my family. It's setup with photo sync on our phones so we can automatically share photos together. It's also setup on the printer/scanner so scanned documents are accessible to everyone. We keep documents in it that we can all access when needed. We also access the data through our file browser on our computers.

I feel my use case is simple but it's impossible to do this with the big players due to integration.

Can anyone recommend me a notepad++ like app for Linux?

I made a post on Reddit asking for help with a TV, I had made up some (likley incorrect) technical assumptions about the issue. Several years later I asked the LLM about the TV, it used my own post as a citation to tell me what was wrong with it.

I am paranoid that this is happening every time I ask a LLM for a product recommendation or a shop recommendation. In the same way as SEO, anyone wanting to sell or convince needs to do as much as they can to influence the LLM.

Try interacting with it through the website, it will give an error and some explanation on the issue. I had to relax my guardrail settings.

Can this run on a PC with 16GB graphics card or a 24GB Macbook Pro? I'm not familiar with how Mixture-of-Experts models differ from standard models.