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By pewpewmarc · Posted
Apologies if I've put this into the wrong thread sub-section, but out of all of them, this was probably the most relatable/correct. I think....? 😅 Been testing out a bunch of best AI tools for generating AI character overt the past couple weeks, mainly stuff like Inworlds AI for gaming, Reallusion Characther Creation 4 tech, and of course, can't forget the Character.AI, and I’ve got mixed feelings that I wanted to share, and maybe get some input from others here, just so I can align myself if I've maybe gotten things wrong. Anyhow, some of them are wildly impressive with how fast they simulate natural back-and-forth conversation, but they all tend to hit the same wall: after a while, you start seeing the loops. You’ll say something personal, and the AI just sort of nods at it without actually responding. Tried branching out a bit and landed on Candy AI, it’s not the same kind of sandbox as the others, more focused on creating custom characters with specific personalities and looks. Definitely leans into that more adult/fantasy-driven experience, so it’s niche, but it doesn’t feel like you’re babysitting the model as much. One thing I’m still chewing on: do any of these actually get better over time? Like, do they learn your tone or your preferences, or is it just rinse and repeat? Curious if anyone’s tried linking personality templates across tools, or mixing characters with more narrative-driven engines? Also… Anyone else notice that they all struggle hard with sarcasm? It’s like the pink elephant in the room that no one coded for. -
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Office 365 tenant to tenant migration is the process of transferring data, such as emails, files, and user settings, from one Microsoft 365 tenant (organization) to another. This is typically required in situations like company mergers, acquisitions, or rebranding, where businesses need to consolidate or separate their Office 365 environments. The migration involves moving data securely while maintaining the functionality of critical tools like Exchange, SharePoint, Teams, and OneDrive, ensuring minimal disruption to users. The migration process starts with a thorough assessment of the source and destination tenants to identify what data needs to be transferred. Once the planning is complete, the migration can proceed using specialized tools that automate the data transfer. This ensures that everything, including permissions and settings, are preserved. After the migration, thorough testing and validation are performed to confirm the integrity of the transferred data and ensure that users have uninterrupted access to their resources in the new tenant. -
v6.28.11297 (19 Sep 2024) Taking the hassle out of PC maintenance We’ve extended CCleaner application cleaning to cover qBittorrent. The Software Updater icon in the navigation now includes a dynamic counter that displays the number of outdated drivers. The Performance Optimizer icon in the navigation now includes a dynamic counter that displays the number of apps that can be put to sleep to free up PC resources. Cloud Drive Cleaner is now more easily accessible from the Tools section, where it now appears at the top of the list. We’ve enhanced the visual presentation of the final screen of the Health Check results flow. As part of ongoing Software Updater improvement, some users are now able to run Windows updates, in addition to their other application updates. Fixing bugs and other improvements We fixed an issues where the Intelligent Cookie Scan was failing to scan certain browsers. We fixed an issue affecting a small number of users where a popup problem caused CCleaner to crash. We also made some stability and UI improvements
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v6.27.11214 (21 Aug 2024) Taking the hassle out of PC maintenance Now, when you close a CCleaner file cleaning notification, you are asked if you want to permanently turn off these notifications. We’ve enhanced the Uninstaller so that it now deletes all CCleaner application data for all users of the PC, if possible. Fixing bugs and other improvements When running CCleaner for an extended time, the app now displays only the most recently missed pop-up instead of all the pop-ups you missed. We fixed an issue with the Health Check when it detected that a browser was running but did not close it before continuing with a scan. The Windows Defender Quarantine folder has been added to clean up. The font size in the New Driver section has been corrected.
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