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I don't know why Steam would choose the name of an existing element. Why would they choose to confuse us like this? (Just a joke about the LORA complaints that
by squigz 2y ago
I don't know why Steam would choose the name of an existing element. Why would they choose to confuse us like this?
(Just a joke about the LORA complaints that always come up)
- fifteen1506 2y agoNo clue what LORA is. But I've assumed they choose confusing names so it's more difficult to search for reviews or technical info about the modems online. See: "TVCABO" vs "NOS" ["We"]. "TMN" vs "Meo" ["mine", mispelled].
- dragontamer 2y agoLong Range Radio (LORA) vs Low-Rank Adaptation of Large Language Models (LoRA)
- mgaunard 2y agoSteam is not an element; I don't get the joke.
- LoganDark 2y agoWell, it is an element of steam engines...
- yazantapuz 2y agoLike a valve...
- kibwen 2y agoIndeed, it's a secondary element, since it's produced by mixing the primary elements of fire and water.
- klyrs 2y agoWhen you mix elements, don't you get molecules?
- everforward 2y agoI believe it's an old alchemy joke back from when the "elements" were things like fire, air, water or earth.
- klyrs 2y agoJokes get better with explanation, right? If Fire and Water are elemental, then their combination, Steam, is molecular, no?