That’s a weird cotton plant.

It’s a huge example of the bystander effect. It would only take a handful of people to change the situation.

Saying generative AI can’t have legitimate uses is idiotic. It’s no different from the people who were against personal computers when they became a thing.

Is generative AI a complete solution for anything? No. But it is a tool that can help with certain things.

Also, echo chambers are a bad thing.

Not just that, but getting turned on when you’re not with your SO absolutely doesn’t mean someone else is causing it.

Yes, it is

Generative AI is actually a really great tool for generating references. My SO would use it when they couldn’t find an actual reference picture for what they wanted, then re-did it in their style (and fixed hallucinations).

My point is that the majority of steam deck owners are likely only vaguely aware of the existence of desktop mode, if they even know about it.

But, it’s really easy to assume that the communities that discuss Linux and the steam deck have the same knowledge that the general population does, but the truth is the majority of people just bought a gaming handheld to play games and will likely never leave big picture mode

Just because the deck has a full fledged Linux OS doesn’t mean that it is going to speed up Linux adoption. And Desktop mode isn’t exactly the best transition OS for laypeople.

Right, but it still doesn’t make it great execution.

No, the execution was not great.

Some of the sides of the squares are lined, while some aren’t, and those that are lined are pretty shaky. Color saturation seems decent, but it’s hard to tell with the image quality being low.

Exactly. People on Lemmy think Lemmy users are representative of the general population when in fact even knowing about Lemmy means you have more technical knowledge than the average person.

I’d be willing to bet the majority of Deck owners don’t even know Desktop Mode exists.