As if being naked is unhuman…

Luckily there are alternatives.

I learnt some Old English in college. It was þ and ð everywhere in the texts we studied.

it’s an AI using an LLM

Which we know by now often produces wrong answers.

Also, the term AI would assume some kind of intelligence, for which I see no evidence.

TIL.

faðer*, ðe*, Ðat*

It’s þ for voiceless th, and ð for voiced th.

A normal human would understand that the question is about the spelling, not the pronunciation.

AI still has a lot to learn.

This is a pet peeve of mine, but if you don’t know how to use thou, it’s better not to use it. The correct form is: thou shalt.

As long as one uses the open source version without paying money, it is fine I guess. But know that this is a Russian product, under a Latvian and now a Singaporean holding company to avoid Western sanctions against Russia.

The Russian edition is named R7, after the first nuclear ICBM, which I think is really weird and hostile.

https://cdn.kde.org/ci-builds/utilities/konsole/master/windows/

Konsole works on Windows, so why not use that?

I’ve been using Tree Style Tab for years. It does all the organising I want.

Consider using an alternative, like ohmyposh?

Not at all. Personally I like to have a shared data partition for my media files. Both OSes can use that just fine, if it’s NTFS or exFAT formatted.

OnlyOffice hides the fact that it’s Russian.

And is it fully compatible? Most Excel-alikes have at least some hiccups.

I would say no. With the recent debacle the writing is on the wall. Mozilla is not taking our privacy seriously. So, I have switched away from vanilla Firefox.

I would recommend using a fork instead: LibreWolf, or Floorp, or Zen; and Ironfox on Android. Mullvad Browser is another option.

Firefox has effectively become spyware, and so, yes, it should be replaced. There are several forks that work well. I’m using Floorp (stupid name, but really nice with some improvements over vanilla Firefox). Zen is another one gaining in popularity. Try them out! Don’t let Mozilla walk away with your data.