I tried umbrel a while back and it was alright. Some stuff just didn’t work for me all together but it was quite a few years ago that I tried it.

Depends on the game and what you define as “cheating”

For me, if I’m trying to play a game and a glitch happens where it makes me lose progress, I’ll “cheat” to get back that progress. Like in Minecraft, I usually play nodded Minecraft. That has more glitches in it and you can easily lose hours of progress from things like that.

I’m not made of time. If I lose or get fucked over by glitches, I don’t consider getting back to where I was cheating. Maybe it is but I don’t care. I play games to have fun, not to do a second job.

And to that point, I really like it when games give you an accessibility setting of some kind where it makes it harder to die or makes the game easier outside of an easy mode. I sometimes use those too. In Hades, I’ve been struggling a ton and turning on god mode has made it more fun for me.

Not really cheating but my point is if you make the game easier to have fun or make it more accessible, I don’t really think it matters.

Altman argued that ongoing memory supply chain woes were because selfish individuals wanted to run their AI models locally instead of leaving the remaining AI chips alone for hyperscalers to hoard in data centers.

Selfish? We’re selfish?

Goooo fuck yourself. You’re the problem you fucking cunt, and you know that.

I think filtering is the best thing they could give us as customers. They already have AI disclosures, but I don’t think we have the ability to filter for AI right now.