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@mcrocker @rsabourin @RuiSeabra @pluralistic I never tried square root. That was bad enough on my first electronic calculator, which only had +-*/ and a memory register.
I like the way that if I subtracted one time too many, I could go into reverse and 'undo' the mistake :-)
@rsabourin @RuiSeabra @pluralistic This is smaller, but it won't boot Linux, so what's the point? ;-)
@hbons For anyone doubting whether paying for free software is a thing, remember that when all the commercial stuff is enshittified to death, free (as in free speach) software is all we will have left that is usable.
We support who we can, in line with our feelings and ojlur finances. But remember that loyalty to a big brand name is almost always 100% one-way. "We don't care. We don't have to. We're the phone company." sums up the corporate attitude.
I am a bus driver (for my day job), not a billionaire, but I still contribute regularly for a few things. The free CD database, for example, that I've used at least once a week for ever, and a few YT channels, like the one that got shadow-banned by YT, because they advocate for EVs, and aren't scared to say what they think about shady business practices.
@finnmyrstad @pluralistic This deserves to travel far! :-)
@LianaBrooks Yes, me :-)
I find it takes more time to build connections the Mastodon way, but those connections give me a hugely better signal-to-noise ratio, close to 100%. I gave up on the others one-by-one as they became toxic.
@nomenloony A hint to AI users:
Don't feed your AI on magic mushrooms :-)
@hans_zelf @nomenloony @cyplo @vfrmedia If you managed to connect that, it would blow something, rapido. If there's no circuit breaker, my guess is the ring fuse and I've seen cases where the company fuse blows as well!
@thordis No idea. I don't do pidgeonholes :-)
@ArjanBos @noheger @siracusa Thanks! I knew I'd had this problem recently, but I couldn't remember where--it was using a friend's laptop that runs #MicroSlop 11.