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  1. Comment on Obscurest Vinyl - Ain't That a Kick in the Cunt (2024) in ~music

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    Please tag as AI-generated.

    Please tag as AI-generated.

    8 votes

  2. Comment on Bluesky says it will allow users to opt out of the public web interface after backlash in ~tech

  3. Comment on People who use Obsidian, or other research apps, what service do you use to sync between devices? in ~tech

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    Syncthing is free and easy to set up. I host it on my desktop and sync files between there and my phone. By default it will work between any two Internet connected devices, but for security I have...

    Syncthing is free and easy to set up. I host it on my desktop and sync files between there and my phone. By default it will work between any two Internet connected devices, but for security I have mine set to sync on my home network only.

    3 votes

  4. Comment on GrayJay - Follow creators, not platforms in ~tech

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    I don't watch YouTube from my phone, but once a version comes out for desktop or web, I don't think I'll ever use YouTube directly again. We need more software like this.

    I don't watch YouTube from my phone, but once a version comes out for desktop or web, I don't think I'll ever use YouTube directly again. We need more software like this.

    7 votes

  5. Comment on AI art challenge - how mental is your mind? in ~creative

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    Fair warning, although it's technically not NSFW, I don't know if you should open this in a public place. I wanted to make something that went all-in on the absurd errors that AI art was known to...

    Fair warning, although it's technically not NSFW, I don't know if you should open this in a public place.

    I wanted to make something that went all-in on the absurd errors that AI art was known to make. 12 fingers? That's nothing. Try 8 legs, and nothing else.

    I made this with Automatic1111's Stable Diffusion WebUI. I started out with a sketch of a bunch of legs and made a bunch of batches until I had a good body that stuck them together in a pseudo-logical fashion. The one I ended up picking still had a head, arm, and tail, so I used img2img to replace them all with legs with paws. Then just a few touch-ups so the limbs and torso thing connected in the right places, and that was that.

    8 votes