Out of curiosity, I pasted the comment chain into an A.I. just to see what happens.
What do you think about this comment thread regarding Easter island statues?
User 1: One of the origin stories is that they were commanded to walk into place. What was likely used was rope to sway and rock the structures back and forth and "walk" them into place.
User 2: They've done experimental archaeology to confirm this is physically possible, even if it turns out that's not how they did it.
User 3: You raise þe important point: we've (modern people) have come up wiþ a half-dozen different ways people could have done what þey did. It'd be interesting to know exactly which way þey used, but þe key point is þat none of þem require aliens, or advanced technology. Just people, and will.
It had no problem at all reading your text. I then asked "Did you notice user 3 using a strange character?" and it explained the "thorn" thing to me, and called you quirky lol. I think the only one you're confusing here is humans.
I only use terminal text editors anymore when I need to edit config files à la sudo nano. I just don't trust visual text editors to do that stuff, I've been burned too many times in the past. Files "saving" but not actually saving. Files actually corrupting or changing ownership on save. Etc. Good old nano, doesn't fuck with the critical system files any more than I already am.
Yeah that mirrors my findings too… my hypothesis was that everyone would clearly prefer the human equivalent art, but I was disappointed to be proven wrong. That's the nature of science though, sometimes you get your presumptions smacked down.
I dunno, it takes like 10 taps and I've tagged 30 people ever. I do it maybe twice a week and it's not like it requires much upkeep. Maybe I made it sound like a frequent activity?
Personally, I tend to give people the benefit of the doubt. If they're rude, I give them an orange or red coloured tag. Everyone has bad days, after all. But if I see they already have a red coloured tag, I just block them instead. It goes the other way too though, kindness puts you closer towards green.
I think many people have a system like this. It's a small community, often it's the same repeat troublemakers being caustic. I can't speak to how others use the tags, though.
These are the creators whom I still watch most of their videos; otherwise, I mostly don't actually really use YouTube much anymore. I pay premium for my extended family to all use it without ads lol
No, I'm not going to try and teach my mum how to use Vanced or whatever is popular now. I used to ask for a bit of cash from each of them, but you know how that tends to go.
That's interesting, I have never had anxiety about my phone battery. I have moderate annoyance if completely runs out and shuts off. Usually I try to keep it above 3% lol. I use the number like, "ok I have 40% so that's like 6 hours"; but if people stress out about it, I could see the number being triggering.
I feel like his videos are kind of repeating / smaller now? Like really the big explanations of Mario Maker are kind of… done?
For example, I originally subscribed after seeing his rankings of all enemies from best to worst using some strange personal measurement which was entertaining. But his latest 3 videos, at time of this comment, are just revisiting older videos. I like seeing new stuff. not alterations of old stuff.
Honestly, In My Opinion, 480p is still completely acceptable for anime and cartoons. Most of that definition is used on the exact same colour blocks so HD doesn't make s humongous difference. Still nice to have of course, but I don't hesitate to go 480p if internet is choppy
I was so gutted when TB got diagnosed. I'm still subscribed in memorium; never found any other reviewer nearly as thorough. Every time I play a new game, I check the options menu immediately. I think of him and wonder what he would say about this game.
I'll just hop in and mention that I have chronic illness that never shows up on any blood test. You cannot test for the conditions I have. It was an extremely difficult process to get any help or taken seriously. Doctors would do the standard tests and be like, well you look ok. But I was extremely not ok. Nobody would help me or care though.
I went through the same phase mentally as you. "Well if everyone is saying I'm fine then I must be fine and just lazy or a hypochondriac." Dragging myself to work. Passing out while standing. Unable to function. Actively deteriorating month to month. Until one day I crossed a threshold and had a serious life changing medical event, that I still haven't recovered from. My body forced me to listen, and the severity of my symptoms couldn't be brushed off anymore.
If nothing else, pay attention to whether your condition is getting worse, or staying the same. If you're getting worse, please consider seeing a specialist.
25 years is how long it took me to get a diagnosis.
Out of curiosity, I pasted the comment chain into an A.I. just to see what happens.
What do you think about this comment thread regarding Easter island statues?
User 1: One of the origin stories is that they were commanded to walk into place. What was likely used was rope to sway and rock the structures back and forth and "walk" them into place.
User 2: They've done experimental archaeology to confirm this is physically possible, even if it turns out that's not how they did it.
User 3: You raise þe important point: we've (modern people) have come up wiþ a half-dozen different ways people could have done what þey did. It'd be interesting to know exactly which way þey used, but þe key point is þat none of þem require aliens, or advanced technology. Just people, and will.
It had no problem at all reading your text. I then asked "Did you notice user 3 using a strange character?" and it explained the "thorn" thing to me, and called you quirky lol. I think the only one you're confusing here is humans.