AI is new, Windows has been doing it in advance for decades.

i have that desktop and it’s called windows, not gnome

k bb

bad bot

good bot

you’re trying so hard it’s embarrassing

it’s clear you’ve never really been out

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i love that you eventually devolved into a bot

check the word counts in this thread

oh boy that’s weak.

too bad Linux doesn’t protect mental health

you are sounding more crazy with every comment, that part is accurate.

… no? i guess you’re having a different conversation in your head than the one your eyes should be reading.

whatever floats your boat. keep getting things wrong so you can feel better about jumping ship i guess?

the download does happen in the background. the installation is what requires shutting down. i only find out there’s any update when the shutdown button is marked and whenever I’m done i tell it to install the update and shutdown. it’s really not as bad as you guys desperately seem to want it to be.

… and it does handle this during those periods. unless you tell it not to. or set the non working hours wrong.

nah. at worst it’s the lesser of two evils. the alternative is keeping a crushing majority of the user base vulnerable forever because virtually no one likes to voluntarily update their os.

i said regular as a qualifier because i was expecting someone to point out niche clocks like a 24-hour one or whatever. plus if we’re talking digital clocks the saying falls apart anyway because most of them would just not show anything rather than getting stuck on one time.

so a regular analog clock. which is why the saying is actually “twice a day” not “once”.