Hmm I guess searching for smbc comics isn't as easy as xkcd. Thanks for finding it!
I was looking for the bonus panel on the website and I realized this isn't a real smbc comic when I looked again!
It references https://www.smbc-comics.com/comic/a-bar-joke but it uses totally different panels. Someone was very dedicated to make this.
Please don't go online and post AI garbage nobody wants to read. We can prompt it ourselves if we want to waste time reading meaningless walls of text.
It is running ffmpeg which is likely converting your videos (or possibly extracting thumbnails).
I'd look in the settings and see if there's something related to that you can turn off.
When you get close to the entrance of a space station the game takes over and lands for you
The original author made an incredible hit and everyone got so jealous that they bullied him off the internet. Really sad story.
Now this crappy wannabe group buys the trademark years later and thinks they can fool people?
I checked the website it's actually $45k sticker price in the US.
The $30k price is with the $1k discount mentioned plus the "Include est. incentives of $7,500 and 5-year gas savings of $6,000" check box the Tesla site has.
No because the Democrats actually care about truth and justice
You think barriers stop trans people?
If you change IPs you might stumble on one that isn't blocked. Many websites block VPNs so if you have problems online check if it's the VPN.
Try prompting the LLM with the paragraph and ask it to make a caption for an image that would be relevant, then give that to the image generator
Over the years browsers have accumulated too many features. If it was just plain HTML and CSS rendering it wouldn't be so bad.
I agree with others who have said that browsers are basically operating systems now.
The language of forces and balancing forces comes from classical mechanics.
The particles interact via electromagnetic waves. You simply have to apply quantum mechanics and solve the Schrodinger equation. It's a different kind of thing.
Dammit lol that's the one I picked to use
Maybe it will keep working unchanged for a while
I think you could just use stable diffusion without modification for this, unlike the other way. Just prompt it to do so. If you want to do a little better you could use a separate model to segment and then have stable diffusion restricted to only the body part of the image.
You may be able to take the software used for the other way and simply use an unmodified safe version of stable diffusion instead of their nudity fine tuned ones and change the prompt text.