The implication is that when closed you can use them one handed

But there’s no way to make his comments not make sense here— he talks about insane asylums, then brings up an iconic fictional insane person

I mean I don’t like Trump at all but he’s very obviously kidding every time he does the Hannibal Lector reference (he makes this one pun over and over about “having you for dinner,” laughs, uses a sarcastic tone, and notes how the media gets upset) and he was pretty clearly kidding with the baseball comment too.

This is like really horrific but if I’m being honest, it’s not going to happen. I think LG did a patent where you had to shout the brand being displayed on ads to skip an ad— and they never did that. This is probably a good thing so that other companies can’t use it for a few hundred years

Same issue. Does this work?

Nvm. Looks like you have to access it from the thread and not here?

That’s not true though— extensive effort is put into prompting, parameter tweaking, etc.

I mean I agree that AI is stolen because of its basis and all, but the 5 hours weren’t just hitting regenerate, they were likely consisting of changing extensive parameters and such. Have you seen the insanely long prompts people write that are only half comprehensible?

Whether the stuff is art is questionable, effort did go in though

He wants a notification— note, no input required to end it.

He wants a ding, not a responses required alarm.

Maybe try Vivaldi? Chromium?

Just remembered Mull. Have you heard of it?

They’ve said they want to do local AIs though. If that’s the case I’m all in.

Chromite? Fennec? Iceraven? Lots of mobile browsers without telemetry on android.

Librewolf will die if Firefox dies. They don’t have the resources to maintain a rendering engine

No, it’s a Mastodon.

I mean they need to make money, that’s fair.

Ugh. Lemmy just deleted my whole comment because “Cancel” is WAY too easy to press… Dammit. Here’s a reconstruction: What client are you using?

Have no issues with Firefox and uBO on Android, idk about desktop

Not sure about that, I think the term backlit is applicable there even if technically incorrect.