I had an idea off the top of my head for something along these lines:

• A collaborative writing event that looks something like this:
  • At least 2 people, if not more, write something together (novel, novella, short story, etc.)
  • The group sets a goal of words on a per individual basis to bring about a common goal
    • Minimum of 5,000 words total for the work being done (i.e. 2,500 words per individual)
  • A theme is established for that group, considering the interests, likes, and dislikes of particular genres
  • Event is done using almost exclusively FOSS and/or a local-first proprietary application or two if necessary
    • e.g. myself using Obsidian (local-first), LibreOffice Writer (or the OnlyOffice equivalent), or something else that's either local-first (if closed-source) or FOSS
  • OS doesn't really matter, but Linux or BSD preferred
  • On mobile, GrapheneOS is preferred, but locked-down iOS and/or a de-Googled Android OS could potentially work too

I don't know the edge cases for an event like this right now, but hopefully, these basics should be alright to serve a foundation of sorts.

Mine is also old (iOS 15), so I can't get digital ID'd on that.

I tried it earlier, though the only issue has to do with VPNs, as YouTube hates them. Invidious doesn't really work that well either.

My producer, Neigsendoig, was telling me about this. Holy cow does it look nice.

I should have saved what the LLM said, with the exact questions you posed. It was certainly similar from the looks of things, given that I used, word for word, the system prompt and the questions I put in chat. I'll probably do it again and maybe put that in the responses.

I just tried this with Qwen3:4b (Ollama) and AnythingLLM. It works extremely well with the exact prompt you provided. Fantastic work!

Bend, OR is the location of the last remaining Blockbuster in existence, though I don't think it's shut down yet. That location became "The Last Blockbuster" in 2018, despite it being independently owned nowadays.

Sendo and I do a lot of tinkering with any sort of Linux, FOSS, gaming, music, creative writing, whatever workflows we have for content creation purposes. That's pretty much all we do.

Oh, and AI roleplaying (It's actually breaking limits we didn't know we had).

Now I think about it, there's this video (Invidious link, obviously) that covers why addictions are a double-edged sword. It's this one with AI slop visuals in particular: https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=TIrhcmaMZzs

No need for me to drink due to autism, so I get that.

For those unaware of what I'm talking about, I heard about a study that essentially points out how easy it is for someone with autism to become an alcoholic. It's much faster than those who don't have it.

The downvotes make me wonder if something has to do with the way I worded things, what I posted, or maybe the spoiler I placed down for those who wanted to recreate it.

Shutdowns don't even affect normal Americans that much. It only affects those who are anxious, because anxiety is fear of the future (I was anxious because I feared for the future, but also depressed because I lived in the past).

Long and short, inconsistency due to personal projects I'm working on. I basically overexerted on multiple things, so I'm stepping back a bit to what I'm currently doing right now.