From his reply to a remark on the mailing list https://ancillary-proxy.atarimworker.io?url=https%3A%2F%2Flists.debian.org%2Fdebian-devel%2F2025%2F10%2Fmsg00288.html:

Looks like it's already a thing and thus inevitable. I just hope simple, straightforward software like openbox, remind, Xpad, won't break in the future.

..would be rebuilding it into a variant of the Nebula or Helios class of my own design, which I think looks much better.

Just like the last model I bought back in 1996, the Black Cat truck. Bought it with the plans to turn it into a more realistic model, which I finally did 22 years later and it looks great even if I say so myself. I've only seen one other rebuild ike it on the net.

Steam is not how I like my gaming experience.
I decide if and when to install updates, and (free user) mods should be downloadable witout needing an account.

And yes, I do use GOG for the stand-alone installation of games.

Yep.

Funny how some of the points were the (claimed) opposite for using Windows or Linux on PC years ago.

More importantly, how much does Soylent Green contain?

Yes.

And now look at it from the point of the average person and rethink your reaction.

It seems mods are nowadays not only fun for the gamers, but essential to make a game work. Cities Skylines is an example, first edition is only really fun thanks to a lot of mods which not only add features but also fix or work around bugs and incompetent parts of the game which won't be addressed by the studio. Even after more than 10 years since release, I feel that game is still early access in its vanilla state. If I knew someone who could snatch a copy of the source code, I could at least see what I could fix for my own personal use.

And there are more recent games which just don't feel finished to me. Sure, a bug can still creep up in certain situations, but not like as if no one had done any decent quality control on it.

Until a loved one dies.

Likewise, I'd like Firefox to have those same requirements for their own browser.

Allow Google to snoop on your behaviour? Yes/No.

In that case the term "AI cesspool/cesspit" would be apt.

why I nominate the Darwin award to humanity.

Doesn't matter, people don't even know what get means.
Literacy has been dead for ages.

A piece of dialogue in Far Cry 5 that always makes me chuckle relating to commas, and furries:

"Fuck, a cougar!"

In this trading of one hallucination for another is at least one advantage, no one has begun a war over which AI is better.
At least not yet.