The PS5 does have a browser, used for the "User Guide" which can be opened from the settings.
If you change the PS5's DNS server in network settings, you can make the user guide open Google or Duckduckgo, from which you can browse to anywhere you want.
> LLMs don’t seem like they will ever be reliable like that.
True. But you never know if / when there will be a new big breakthrough in AI, which will probably be based on a new architecture / paradigm, i.e. it won't be LLM-based
I have already been using openrsync even before the recent AI drama.
Just like I have been using doas for several years.
All I need is `rsync -urvP` and I suspect the majority of users don't need the advanced features either.
The smaller code base also means less bugs and vulnerabilities. As an example doas is ~1k lines vs 160k for sudo. That surely means a smaller attack surface. The same is true for openrsync and rsync at approximately 18k vs 57k lines.
GOG is the alternative. It sells DRM-free games