Oh, it is for sure more likely.

Or the picture is a statement for why artists shouldn’t be replaced either. Who can tell.

I always preferred idfa, so you’ll actually still get to play the whole level looking for the keys.

It’s nice to go to the office from time to see the colleagues, but it’s horrible for efficiency. And, truth be told, I’d be a lot less happy when asked to drop by if I wasn’t reimbursed the travel expenses, paid for the travel time, and per diem for the trip. Office is a couple of hours away.

I don’t think Oracle Java is even supported by the software I work with anymore. I was amazed to learn last year that one of our customers was only just switching to Openjdk. Every one I’ve worked with made the transition years ago.

I expect they’ll be refining how they do the censorship as time goes by, but at the moment it appears to be trivially easy to bypass it in DeepSeek. People observed it beginning to write an answer, but then erasing it after writing the word Tiananmen. I was wondering if it is just a simple string blacklist, and I suggested (I don’t use DeepSeek myself) asking for deliberate typos in the prompt to potentially get around it. An acquaintance took the idea and refined it, asking to use characters that look like letters but aren’t. Got a perfectly good, uncensored answer.