The infrastructure

Computers always been faster then humans. If computers can be “smarter” in any ways, it’s over. Lately bots have more access to the Internet then humans & browsers much.

Precision

Smarter systems have more and more current information available than the others. Being up-to-date is a key would be.

Mistakes

We still having issues with exact answers. Newer models reduce this.

Summary

Humanity at the center, but not that way. AI is still for humans. The case of the creator and the work. As long as the creator is smarter.

World Clock —Savvy Time
Bookmarks — Raindrop
Remote Desktop — Rustdesk
Translate — DeepL Translate
PDF Scanner, OCR — Adobe Scan
Web Browser — Brave
Cloud Storage — pCloud
Encrypted Email — Proton Mail
Fast & Secure VPN— Proton VPN
Torrent Client — Tixati

Everyone learns and follows algorithms. Until now, humans have been the ones providing algorithms for machines. Soon, machines will be doing the same for humans.

Steel Nomad

Graphics Score 1 869

http://www.3dmark.com/sn/12566757

Night Raid

Graphics Score 77 769
CPU Score 9 669

https://www.3dmark.com/nr/1518686

Rules!

1. Each service are better to use with an opposite company (sub/root) service
2. Not to use many solution of the same company for many similar tasks
3. (All data must lands in one place or many other places?)
4. Services working together, also if you do not want to…
5. You can probably avoid unnecessary data duplicate this way

Examples:

1. Not to use Analytics (bravely use other FOSS alternatives, like Umami and friends)
2. Not to use Gboard (bravely use Swiftkey or other professional Android keyboard)
3. Not to use 3rd party cookies (default on Brave browser)
4. Not to use X (bravely use Mastodon)
5. Not to use Google Translate (bravely use DeepL)

Should prevent, what can be prevented.

App noise options:

• Transparency
• Noise Cancellation
• Off

A kaland:

né: ‘Let’s Go!’ 🏃‍♂️
Ami hallottam ebből: ‘Tetszik a hó!’ ❄️

No comment. A transparency volt bekapcsolva.

I usually using these extensions. Not much, not less:

1. Raindrop
   The platform independent, personal all-in-one bookmark manager.
   Not using Chromium bookmarks bar. Raindrop is a pro.
2. Bitwarden
   A simple to use and secure password manager.
   Everybody have personal choices in this area as well.
3. Inoreader
   The popular news reader browser extension.
   Number of unread items and hyperlink to app.
4. Share to Mastodon
   Browser extension for sharing links and tabs to Mastodon.
   Actually having a newsreader share too, but for browser tab share is also welcome.

1. Go to an Article in Feeds
2. Go to the Hamburger Menu (…)
3. Use the gear on Sharing Options
4. Add Custom Site on Sharing Options modal with
5. Name: Your Preferred Name
6. URL: https://instance.ext/share?text=[TITLE]%20[URL]
7. Save Custom Site button
8. Save Sharing Options button

4K (3840×2160px) on a 27" screen? For what? For how much money? Gosh!

I have a ~15 year old 24" full HD OLED monitor. Also have a 15,6" WUXGA laptop screen. Would rather use 24" screen with smaller resolution (1920×1080px vs. 1920×1200px), not to mention 60Hz vs. 144Hz, prefer the former bigger screen has much lower refresh rate as well…

Conclusion

4K monitors selling wont work. The market shows.

Okay! I’ll buy a cheap 27" full HD LED monitor, whatever refresh rate it has: 100Hz or 144Hz!

P.s.: Agreeing with someone is like nothing at all

And yours?