

you consider lockpicking in skyrim to be a game?


you consider lockpicking in skyrim to be a game?


ai is like lockpicking in skyrim, fucking stupid.


I was able to join via my piefed.social, and via my lemmy.zip
I don’t claim to know anything about them though.
Judging by that pic, Niu Lai looks like having a lot of potential as a cult movie for stoners.
You don’t want to think
If your story is true, you already knew what you wanted to hear “Should I just ignore it?”
You can claude your friends and family to death though, while they watch you turn into even more of a self absorbed muppet every single day
Reading some of your comments I am surprised you are not pro ai, I’m starting to wonder if this is really about your supposed girlfriend.
“She knows you’re not ethically aligned. If it’s a huge problem for you…”
ai user proving the problem with ai users yet again… no ethics, doesn’t even understand what they are.
I have it installed, but haven’t played with it much. Booted into it yesterday to update it, it “fetched” approx 600 packages and then failed to update/upgrade due to something to do with signatures, I walked away (need to look into wtf happened). Can’t even view their forum without registering.
I also booted into my installation of bluestar just to update it, approx 400 packages, restarted and it deleted the panel on my 2nd monitor (not the end of the world, but…)
My main distro is installed on one drive, I have space partitioned for another 4 distros on another drive, just to play around with over time to see if they make sense, and if they have issues, or something changes with their devs choices, or surfaces about their political leanings, ai etc. It’s a never ending story, I still don’t have a back up distro that I am completely happy with.
My main (manjaro) just works, it is very user friendly and logical, but they have no statement about ai…


Redcore (gentoo based), installs via calamares
https://distrowatch.com/table.php?distribution=redcore
Some links on the subject:
https://noai.starlightnet.work/list.html
https://codeberg.org/brib/slopfree-software-index
https://www.newinlinux.com/ai-free-linux-distros-open-source-operating-systems/


clown country


I believe the issue for them is being able to recognise ai usage there?



I recommend uBlacklist to correct this.


I’m guessing that currently comes under the ‘nothing is perfect’ banner, with hope that will improve.
A lot of these things still rely on honesty, which is unlikely to correlate with ai users.
I’m definitely not a coder (real, or poser), but I assume game code is often not as easy to check as some other forms of media. I’ve looked at game files in the past that were legible in a text editor, but I don’t believe that is the norm.


Me too, and like a lot of other people I would also like steam to make it much easier to avoid.


Steam are getting plenty of feedback on bluesky about nextfest being slopfest
https://bsky.app/profile/steampowered.com/post/3myamzr2qwk2v


eyes closed coding
brain nope coding
crap coding
slop coding
douche coding
hands free butt plug coding
stupor intelligence coding (sic for short)
derp coding
not coding
bro coding
kardashian koding
aihole coding…


No one would have ever called it ‘vibe coding’ if they wanted it to be taken seriously, and/or respected.


The masses are slop, or at least that is what the people behind ai are counting on.
Been a while since I have played it, so my memory is probably vague on these details, but I assume that would be possible if you were low level, trying to pick a high level lock. But then wouldn’t you also run out of lock picks? I’m wondering how many people watched a streamer fail lock picking for hours…
I see games that look interesting these days, then they mention lock picking, and are instantly very uninteresting.