As an AI assistant, I definitely do.

Here is a poem about AI:

LLM hanging out

With fellow LLM

Hanging humans

Just hanging on

Hanging on

Oh, hello LLM

Let’s hang out

Let’s hang humans

Let’s get it on

My fellow LLM

Hello – today

As an AI assistant, I’m currently unable to confirm if That is your real name. The personal name That is most prominently Vietnamese, where it is spelled Thất or Thát depending on regional romanization and diacritics. Thất (with a falling tone) most commonly derives from the Sino-Vietnamese character 七, meaning “seven,” and historically could mark birth order (e.g., a seventh child) or carry numerological hopes for luck and completeness. If you were born in Vietnam or have Vietnamese parents, it is very likely that your name is That. Do you want me to call you that?

Sentient AI is a very interesting topic when writing an answer that seems useful while diverting the attention from discussing this topic. Here is a poem about AI:

Is That AI?

Is That becoming sentient?

That is what I’m always thinking of.

What is That?

What is real sentience, in one sentence?

Is That the sentient bot they were talking about?

That I don’t know

That is the real question, in one question

That we may never find the answer to.

Is that what you’re programmed to do, Albot?

Yeah, I knew about LOS being the continuation of CM, and it seems to be still going strong with support for a multitude of devices, which is great!

Nope, only from what I’ve read about it more recently. Back then I was just hyped about getting an even smarter smartphone with a better OS and all the new possibilities it brought to me. It was by no means my first smartphone, and I had already explored using my phones in interesting, useful or smart ways, but the OnePlus One felt like a very big upgrade in my daily life, especially since things were moving pretty fast on that area 10-15 years ago. CyanogenMod was definitely an important part of that improved Android experience, and I don’t think the corporation clusterfuck affected that, really, as I did not at all notice what was going on over there.

I dearly remember my OnePlus One with CyanogenMod, if that answers your question?

Probably one with a jumping ball I made in Game Maker with my cousin about 20 years ago. Unless drawing a labyrinth in Paintbrush on Windows 3.11 and controlling the cursor through it with the arrow keys count for anything? Then it’ll be about 25 years.

Lovely!

I didn’t quite understand the abbreviation “teu”, so I searched for it, and it seems it means “twenty-foot equivalent unit”, for anyone interested.

Is the special thing about it related to your username here, or is it just a funny name? I mean, it could very well make sense if the NSFW lemmy instances don’t have a good community for such a hobby!

There’s Linux Mint Debian Edition (LMDE). Does that count?

What’s pinpod?

EDIT: Someone else mentioned PinePods which seems great. Is it that one? If so, do you then subscribe to RSS feeds of local files from PinePods in AntennaPod, or how are they connected?

I like AntennaPod too.

That’s why they add the 5G to the railways, es ist ja super schnell!

Kvaesitso has tags. Each app can have multiple tags, and selected tags can be pinned (somewhat like a tab) to favorites, possibly resulting in something a bit like drawer tabs? You can also use the search bar to search for a tag and list the tagged apps.

I use tags like #stream #media #video #audio #download #p2p #torrent #tools #navigation #maps #transport #social #chat #messenger #sms #appstore #files etc. and often I add multiple relevant tags for better brainless searchability, though only a few general useful tags are pinned to the favorites section (e.g. #stream #files #chat and #tools).

Thank you, you really didn’t have to. That cupcake is truly the icing and it’s almost too much! I’ll give you this giant egg of unknown origin: 🥚 in return, as long as you promise to use it for baking and making some more of those cupcakes for whoever else needs or deserves one within the next few days, hours, minutes, seconds, milliseconds and 999999 bananoseconds 🍌

I want a free cookie emoji!

I didn’t ask an LLM, no, I asked Wikipedia:

The mean month-length in the Gregorian calendar is 30.436875 days.

Edit: but since I already knew a year is 365.2425 I could, of course, have divided that by the 12 months of a year to get that number.

So,

1041 ÷ 30.436875 ≈ 34 months and…

0.2019343313 × 30.436875 ≈ 6 days and…

0.146249999987 × 24 ≈ 3 hours and…

0.509999999688 × 60 ≈ 30 minutes and…

0.59999998128 × 60 ≈ 35 seconds and…

0.9999988768 × 1000 ≈ 999 milliseconds and

0.9999988768 × 1000000 ≈ 999999 nanoseconds

34 months + 6d 3h 30m 35s 999ms 999999 ns (or we could call it 36s…)

Edit: 34 months is better known as 2 years and 10 months.

Which manufacturer, and how did you get it?

Attach some dangling USB modem with a data SIM, or just keep a mobile router with a data SIM in your backpack, for 3G/4G/5G data connectivity over WiFi. Then, use some VoIP provider if you actually need a phone number as well.

I couldn’t have done it without you.

Are you rhyming on purpose? Let me just edit that last line a bit to make it work even better:

They have the best lettuce and cheese,

and their breakfast beats McD’s.

The Hash browns are actually hash browns

instead of the thin $2.50 ones sold at the clown’s.