>"Ofcom can instead ask a court to order other services to disrupt a provider's UK business, such as requiring a service's removal from search results or blocking of UK payments.
I haven't tried it but from your link it sounds like it is supported as XFCE uses X11.
The future Wayland support that the XFCE guys are working on uses wlroots so it should be easy for Toshy to support when it lands - there's a few wlroots DEs listed there.
You can use XFCE's control panel / keyboard / application shortcuts to assign xvkb invoking XF86Copy and XF86Paste to whatever you like.
xvkb: the X virtual keyboard. In full GUI mode, it saves you when your keyboard is caput. In headless mode, you can synthesize keys not found in nature, or at least not on your physical board.
What's your point? Parent said "That's literally useless knowledge" in response to not knowing the number of tokens in "blueberry". Are we talking about the specific question or the general notion of counting?
The point is that LLMs don't speak / think in English. Asking them about spelling is like asking a Chinese speaker, during a text chat with translation, about English spelling. We can give the Chinese speaker access to an app to translate back to English so they can answer these questions. But they (the LLM) don't currently have access to that.
Irrelevant to the discussion at hand + everyone knows what you mean when you refer to "how an LLM thinks" + prove the difference between one statistical process generating tokens (LLM) and another statistical process generating tokens (human brain) please.
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