You can specify brevity in your prompt.

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This is so silly. There should be a single operating system that offers multiple UIs based on screen size and usage case. I should sit down, place my phone on a charging pad or screen mounted dock, and that should be the only PC I need, with external wired hardware for offering additional computing power. Your laptop and ipad should be dumb screens driven by your iphone wirelessly.

Ha ha ha, a rape joke hilarious

Yeah, no one would have an internet connection if they couldn't download copyrighted material.

The "real world" is what we together make it. Don't justify the existence of scams because plenty of other scams exist.

The blue LED was invented by one man working against his employerâ(TM)s instructions to stop. He continued anyway, on his own, using his employers facilities. Not a great example of private industry success

All human life is human life... except for the billions of your tax dollars spent on global offensive warfare annually.

Nothing will. Itâ(TM)s a systemic issue. Capitalism demands limitless profits in a finite existence, limited solely by the bodies of laborers. The entire establishment is oriented to protect this function. Capital V1

Libertarians don't believe there are no laws and consequences. If a product harms someone due to neglect on the manufacturer's part there would still be criminal charges brought and civil cases available.

For anything to ever change with any government funded body, they need to fail terribly and visibly to the public, in order to cause our representatives to explicitly reform them via bills. Government institutions, like all institutions, inevitably become corrupt, especially so when there are no pressures keeping them honest, which is particularly true for government bureaucracies. Libertarians don't think private regulators are ideal, they just think they are better than government regulators, because government institutions can't fail - they are supported, forcefully, by your tax dollars. When a private regulator loses trust among the public, they also lose their customers. When a government regulator loses trust among the public, their "customers" are still required to continue using them.

Well that explains city people.

I wonder how distributing appstores on appstores will go.

That's so kind of them!

#1 falls apart right away. The ChatGPT interface clearly states that none of its content is to be taken as fact.

"ChatGPT can make mistakes. Consider checking important information."

SciTE lacks the key feature of notepad++: persistence. NP++ never asks you if you want to save/discard changes to a file when you are closing. It just resumes its previous state upon reopening. You can type away without every worrying about losing anything if your system shuts down.