Fun fact: Most receipts don't use ink. Just thermal paper and heat.

On YouTube, I change the speed constantly, and, sometimes, I think I'm watch at x1 when I'm actually watching at x1.5 or even x2.

I can usually differentiate x1 from other speeds, but when there's a slow talker and no music, it's actually quite easy not to be able to tell unless I think hard about it, or realistically just check, especially since I'm very used to it, having done that for around two years.

However, watching a show for ~~30~~ 20 minutes without realizing it is unrealistic, especially since there are a lot of sound effects and it's ~~30~~ 20 minutes!

The ChatGPT app uses the speech-to-text model Whisper, and it's always spot on in English. Whisper is open source. I don't understand why it's not widespread, but hopefully it will be or similarly capable software will be soon.

Google Colab can run Whisper, but it can most likely also run on an old, cheap laptop that you have.

Why reply if you have nothing to add?

Fractional scalling works fine for me. Am I doing something wrong? How do I break it?

Oof that sucks. Thank you for answering :)

Images in the comments? That has been implemented in the latest version.

Ten favorites on Mastodon?! Woah! That's a hit toot!

Does Lemmy not support alt text? I can't add alt text from Infinity for Lemmy; is that because Lemmy doesn't support it or just my client? Because they really should.

I'm using the open-source Infinity for Lemmy app. I used to use Infinity for Reddit, so I find IfL amazing to use.

I don't know who has to hear this but

that's a phrase, not a quote.