I think that’s a good thing, especially concerning domestic flights.

Definitely Oat.
There are brands that make some specifically to emulate the flavour and texture of cow milk, often named something along the lines of “not milk”.
Alternatively “Barista” variants often have a slightly raised fat content and added soy or other protein to improve foamability.

Cheapest option is to make it yourself: ~90g oats per 1000ml water

• soak and rinse oats
• blend oats, pinch of salt and water
  • don’t blend too long, the mix gets a bit gluey otherwise
• strain through a cheese cloth or similar
• leave in the fridge overnight

Optional stuff:
add ~2 dates to the blender for a bit of sweetness
you can experiment with adding some cashews to the blend, or ~2 tbsp of neutral tasting oil to the blender for creamier consistency.
I heard xanthan gum can also be added to thicken the mix.

At that point why not get a tablet with more screen per weight?

Wdym remain. All the big players cost money

Either that, or aigen companies have to hire traning set artists or something like that. That’d be better all in all

Even if they just carve out the lower end/budget end for themselves, would be a huge W for gaming.

Ugh you ran OUR firmware on it? Well that shits too buggy

It was probably just cheaper / greater profit margin

Good thing you can just invert the polarity to jumble the neutron matrix without interfering with the crombulation field.

You summarized my thoughts perfectly through the thread.

Thanks for the summary! I figured that out after several steps of googling. It’s kinda nuts that they wouldn’t want to put any of that on their page though. Even terraform isn’t very clear about it.

Hope they end up doing that if they slowly diverge from the original tool

But i wouldn’t know i guess.

Thats what irks me. Say some smaller project is taking off and needs a better scaling environment. I will not find out about any of this open source alternative, ever.

Idk if its just me but these sort of frameworks seem the make it intentionally hard to figure out wtf they are for.

What is OpenTofu? OpenTofu is a Terraform fork, created as an initiative of Gruntwork, Spacelift, Harness, Env0, Scalr, and others, in response to HashiCorp’s switch from an open-source license to the BUSL

None of these names mean anything to me.

The entire FAQ doesn’t spend a syllable saying what it is for, except that its like Terraform. Which is a bad name to google.

After searching around, it seems to be some vaugely defined devops/cloud management thing.

We’re sorry you called us out on our bullshit.

We will try to fuck you over more subtly next time.

Haha nice but unlikely. The ad stuff was only brought up in the context of fraud detection

The more I read about it the more fucked up it gets.

Premium subscriptions don’t include the new fee.
Their system to detect installs is unknown, as are their anti-tamper measures.
All they said about those is that they’ll cannibalize code from their ad-system.

Terrorism is not representative of any religion or group as a whole.

If you take issue with that maybe it’s a good thing that openai decided on some canned educational responses

Also private spaces have the good right to make their own local rules. That does not constitute censorship.

I prefer raider.

Microsoft has also had no success with AR/VR outside of small military experiments

I don’t have the numbers but i’m pretty sure the WMR platform is fairly common in consumer VR headsets?
You’re probably thinking of the hololens which is much more focused on professional applications.

Not sure how you spun this to me getting excited for google but ok, guess brand loyalists like to see the world in black and white.

Invented mp3 players, touchscreens, smart phones, tablets, smart assistants, wireless earbuds, wireless charging, smart watches, AR goggles

oh wait.