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Plasma itself is an example of bad UI redesign (but a far cry from Gnome).

You failed at that step.

The practical implication is that every other X11 app can also read your input even when it's not in the foreground.

If you roll your eyes at the thought of having to manage credentials or refuse to learn how the internet works on a basic level, you're not fit to set up devices connected to the internet.

Secure your shit or don't play with technology you can't handle.

(otoh it's also trivial to copy whatever ChatGPT wrote by hand without thinking about the assignment at all)

2. Spend orders of magnitude (literally) more on compute to run the LLM on the data than any compression algorithm would ever take.

And then there's the case of years of consistent violent behavior, and even when the principal was advised on the day of the shooting that the kid was in possession of a firearm, she did nothing.

Hard to tell them apart.

How do you think the How people learn how to How at the deepest layer when something genuinely hard breaks?

> Ask two follow-up questions.

> Ask about a seeming contradiction between the original answer and the answer to the second follow-up question.

> Get congratulated for raising such a great point and get parroted back your objection as a "correction."

Useful as a learning aid if applied cautiously but maybe not the "best thing ever."