I get that there won't be any security updates. So any problem found can be exploited. But how high is the chance for problems for an average user if you say, only browse some safe websites? If you have a pc you don't really care much about, without any personal information? It feels like the danger is more theoretical than what will actually happen.
Or... are there any examples of people (not corpos) getting wrecked in the past by an eol OS?
I want to see if I can get a spark of the "old internet" back by making a starting page for myself with all kinds of cool websites. But not sure where to start because Google obviously will not work for this.
So... what are some of your favourite websites?
I have many conversations with people about Large Language Models like ChatGPT and Copilot. The idea that "it makes convincing sentences, but it doesn't know what it's talking about" is a difficult concept to convey or wrap your head around. Because the sentences are so convincing.
Any good examples on how to explain this in simple terms?
Edit:some good answers already! I find especially that the emotional barrier is difficult to break. If an AI says something malicious, our brain immediatly jumps to "it has intent". How can we explain this away?
Hiya!
I'm in the market for a budget-ey Poly-synth. I have a Microfreak which I love, but the 4 voice limitation is really starting to bug me with pads. I'm slowly trying to create a dawless setup (Have a Keystep Pro to make it all happen)
So any of you have any experience with either Pro-800 or JX-08? How easy is it to find the sweet spot on them? How much menu-diving in day-to-day use?
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