@RebalAid@pilg0r@EricParker theres probably going to be an escalation of security soon if it hasnt already started. the past month or so has been horrid, theres no way steam just sits back and lets this happen right?
the alpha pal version of sekhmet does TEN TIMES the amount of efficiency increase as the regular sekhmet. by far the best pal for making stuff at the base #palworld
@JonExists@AlanTheTeemo ChatGPT free should be more than enough to diagnose your problems without text limits just don’t send any images. If you send images send it in another chat
@JonExists@AlanTheTeemo ai works best when it has observations to reason from. I’m not sure how you’re using it but you can’t just say “a cmd is opening up” you kinda have to give it context: “a cmd is opening up when I boot where do I find what’s causing it?” Will point you more in the right direction
@JonExists@AlanTheTeemo A lot of normal software uses the cmd so if it happens regularly, if there are no weird startups, scheduled tasks, or unfamiliar processes in task manager running, you don’t need to worry. You can search literally every process pid/name online and get details. Context mattershere
@JonExists@AlanTheTeemo If you were using any installers or debugging setups it’s normal to see cmds sometimes. It’s the context when it opens that matters. If it happened a while ago you are most likely fine, just check your scheduled tasks or startup entries and make sure there’s nothing weird in ther