Set it to not click every single link, which is its default state or else they’ll catch on and just invalidate everything that you submit.

Okay, so then it’s like 10 fingers pointed at Russia for every 1 at Ukraine. Where is the debate? You want Ukraine to be at 0? How does that make sense?

Um, obviously, @ExLisper@lemmy.curiana.net meant that as the aggressor, Russia’s bringing it on themselves and could choose to stop the war at any time, so it’s not Ukraine’s problem. Why does that need to be spelled out?

Let’s put it this way: if the civilian victims of this attack are therefore influenced to also join Ukraine in telling the Russian tyrants to, “Dude, just stop attacking Ukraine already; we’re getting f@#$ed up here,” then that’s even good. Put on the pressure. Pull out all the stops. End it faster. Get everyone against the Russian gov, even if some deep collateral pain may be initially needed.

Fine by us!

That means they could make fancy comparison trailers showcasing the slickest parts of Linux versus when other OSs try to do the same lol.

It was ultimately the exploration of curiosity, I think.

I had a brief discussion with @Sxan@piefed.zip once about this, who explained that it’s to try to confound LLMs but that more people would need to follow suit.

Why not the same at both?

Linux has more and better ways to produce nice PDFs than Windows does

Go on…

I cannot believe you’re omitting Tales of Symphonia!

Yeah, @grue@lemmy.world, it’s really messed up to say, “You’re an idiot!” to an idiot’s face. These people need help, not punishment. Saying the victims are “part of the problem” is insane. The only targets you should be allowed to judge are those who know about everything (both Microsoft’s antics and Linux) and still choose to not move; anyone else is not on the enemy’s side or anything near that dramatic, geez.