I decided to try to ask it something easier. "When is our next work holiday?"
It acts like it's typing for 5 minutes, then comes back with, "Did you mean [random employee's name]? Here is their contact information:" and then prints their entire contact card including which worksite they're at and who their manager is.
Their name did not contain, nor was it a typo of, anything in my question.
My workplace has a chatgpt-style bot that you can talk to using the regular workplace chat program. I guess it's primarily for asking questions about work policies and procedures, but I actually tried doing that a few times... the first time it spent 10 minutes trying to answer "What can you do?" and ultimately told me "I'm sorry, there's been a problem. I've let my manager know."
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LINDOWS: THE ONLY VERSION OF LINUX SO GOOD MICROSOFT SUED THEM TO STOP
LUCKILY LINUX LEARNED ITS LESSON
Game 35: Fly8 (1993), by Eyal Lebedinsky.
On one hand a fairly basic combat flight simulator with 3D wireframe graphics but also one that's loaded with features.
It has multiplayer support, replays, customizable HUDs, multiple view modes, subsystems like radar and ILS, AI opponents, smoke particle effects and even an option to hear some blues music.
All programmed for fun by a single person, who also wrote the nearly 3000 line read me file.
Very impressive work!
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He/him. Puzzle-Adventure Hybrid with RPG Elements. Supports 3D Acceleration. He Is Essentially What He Believes. Just in case, π, LGBTQ+ π, DOS π, ππ©π.
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