It's a movie. Like you and I would go see at the cinema. But it happens to be pornographic in nature. These actually used to come on DVD before the Internet was a thing, and would be sold at the back of the DVD store or blockbuster behind a curtain.
It is created and published with a financial incentive, and is otherwise public.
Still don't know what point you're trying to get across. Do you feel morally righteous by pointing out that people hold opinions that are not 100% reflected in their actions? Do you get a mega boner by pointing out that people are not infallible and are human, and that it is human to err?
That's very fair, I'm split about this as I hate how pervasive LLMs have gotten. I don't think the service I want exists, I want to pay for everything and never be served a single ad without feeling like I'm stealing from the service by using an ad blocker.
Thank you, very interesting post. I've interacted with Vlad before, he's very unhinged. I'm just using Kagi for a good time, not a long time.
I'm ready to jump off at the first whiff of them using my data for something funny, but I do really really like the idea of having a search engine that works this good and doesn't show me ads or sell my data, I'm allergic to both. Searxng results were complete garbage on all instances I've tried.
I've been thinking about your comment lately, you're correct that Arizona is physically larger, but Portugal has a larger population, so they should still be on equal footing.
Regarding Fahrenheit... I'm sorry, I can't see it. Living in Canada, all I care about are two things: when is my tea ready, and when is it going to freeze outside. I can give up having a round number for a fever (37.7°C, which we know by heart as also being the threshold for "hot" in air or liquid temperature) and for a... mixture of ice, ammonium chloride and salt at 0°F? Today I learned.
Bref, I still don't see the purpose of Fahrenheit for my life since it's really important for us Canadians to know the freezing point of water so we can bring in things that are frost sensitive, and it's an excellent point of reference to be able to tell how far on and on which side of the freezing scale a specific temperature may be. Maybe if you lived in Arizona, Fahrenheit may be more useful?
I don't own a Windows or Mac machine, I have no idea what the current product looks like, but I've been following Affinity for a while in the hopes that I can eventually buy their product with money.
What if not enough people pay for the AI features? Will Affinity enshittify?
Also, are these features going to be littered across the UI as greyed out buttons that show a popover prompting you to get a Canvas subscription when you hover them? That's basically ads baked into the UI.
What do people generally use a journal for? Could be interesting!
Also, can it save to a WebDAV or is it strictly a DB?