Anecdotally, I watch reels on Instagram (i know) and the vast majority of meme pages that it shows me are the exact same setup around a slightly different premise, with the same purchased comments pinned from the same accounts or the accounts comment saying something like they’re too broke for paid comments please like.

80% is probably high but I wouldn’t be that surprised.

I vaguely remember talk about companies like Google having software that fixes/writes code and that was ages before LLMs.

Thank you, I didn’t know about aurora and I have a “work” profile on my phone to separate out a few apps using shelter, but i didn’t want to sign into Google play for updates.

How are Linux users handling software that doesn’t exist on Linux. For example I bought the affinity software (photo, designer, etc) and I’d rather not lose that to use gimp or something.