I'll second moshidon. It gets bonus points for letting you see your followed hashtags. Or something like that. There's something with hashtags that you can't do in the web browser that you can do with apps. Moshidon does that thing.
"Why does there gotta be so many psudo-scientific internet 'laws' of common human behavioral archetypes with a half baked Wikipedia entry?"
Because of SmokeyDope's law.
"If more than two humans ever exhibit the same behavior or particular complex that eventually there will be some armchair academic undergrad who will attempt to needlessly define it just to get to say "complex-fancy-sirname's law" "
Surely has some overlap. You want to open other ports, you want to make sure permissions are properly set on the host machine... What else? HTTPS/SSL to avoid someone in the middle grabbing your password and accessing your media?
Regardless, I'll look into tailscale. A VPN would have lots of other uses, as there are other applications I would like to use remotely that I don't want to expose to the internet.
A lot of (if not all) of those "real" images have postprocessing that makes them look fake. AI uses fake postprocessing to make things look real. Its like taking a real thing and a fake thing and applying a filter to both so that they meet in the middle.
I get the point, but also, if they want a better comparison they should exclude "real" images with filters, faked depth of field, bloom, etc. applied.
Edit: all right, so it's not as exaggerated as I thought. On the ones that look really conniving I wonder how much was "generated." Was it just a face swap or eyes or whatnot?
Would have been great if the student said "yes but it will increase another fundamental joy, one that lasts longer than the breastfeeding stage of infants"
I'll second moshidon. It gets bonus points for letting you see your followed hashtags. Or something like that. There's something with hashtags that you can't do in the web browser that you can do with apps. Moshidon does that thing.