Totally agree with you. I struggle to use it because it doesn’t function the way I expect it to when I am trying to edit something. Still have it installed anyways because it has decent gif support.

I was thinking more along the lines of it being present within an unorthodox file type. A Minecraft world is more inconspicuous than the usual ways of storing text.

Yes, but it’s purpose is for obfuscation and preservation. A minecraft world is much easier to share around and hide than the more traditional pdf/torrent methods.

I had to actively push myself out of thinking this way. When a game hands something like a consumable to the player, it should be expected that they could use it at any point in time. If that item is non-renewable and certain encounters are designed around needing that item, then you actually playing a puzzle game that lets you permanently destroy the puzzle pieces with no warning.

Crystal Project does exactly that. The DoT effects do health percent damage, and the stronger enemies and bosses have resistance to it rather than full on immunity.

Hell yeah. I did the same earlier this year when my older AMD shit itself. I saw nvidia’s prices, saw AMD prices, and decided that sticking with AMD was way cheaper.

LLMs are NOT a reputable source of medical information. They regurgitate information from random sources, and can lead to disastrous effects when pulling from bad sources or incorrectly summarizing from a good source. At best it should exclusively provide links to sources (good or bad) and let the end user make the determination if that source can be trusted.

This isn’t limiting information at all. People can still access all the reputable sources that provide the information they are looking for. This is simply cutting out the unreliable middleman.