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  • She fucking killed an entire family while speeding in her Mercedes SUV and they’re not going to even take her license away

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  • But she didn't plead guilty, according to the article. She pleded 'no-contest' so she didn't admit guilt, just stopped defending herself after she heard that she isn't going to be punished anyway.

    She just walked away after the judge said she can do that without consequences.

  • DEAD OR ALIVE New Project - Teaser Trailer

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  • TBH, paying for every RGB combination would have been a bit funnier, as the ridiculous next step of paying for retextures.

    Letting people pay for every change is just too lazy and uninspired...

  • Is Windows FOSS now?

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  • In case of illegal numbers, intention matters. Because any number could be converted to different numbers, for instance through 'xor encryption' different 'encoding' or other mathematical operations, which would equally be illegal if used with the intention to copy copyright protected material.

    This was the case previously. You cannot simply reencode a video, a big number on your disk, with a different codec into another number in order to circumvent copyright.

    However, if big business now argues that copyright protected work encoded in neuronal network models is not violating copyright and generated work has no protection, then this previous rule isn't true anymore. And we can strip copyright from everything using that 'hack'.

  • Is Windows FOSS now?

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  • I had a similar thought. If LLMs and image models do not violate copyright, they could be used to copyright-wash everything.

    Just train a model on source code of the company you work for or the copyright protected material you have access to, release that model publicly and then let a friend use it to reproduce the secret, copyright protected work.

  • Discord Alternatives, Ranked

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  • But isn't that the wrong approach?

    If you want to choose something better, shouldn't be 'enshittificationability' be the main point you want to address? That is the reason discord is doing most of the bad stuff. Proprietary software is about enshittification.

  • Blizzard reportedly partnering with Arc Raiders owner Nexon to revive StarCraft as a shooter

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  • If there are NPCs, there is AI.

    You should be more specific. Ask about machine generated content or neuronal networks, etc.

  • Discord Users Threaten Exodus Over Age Verification Face Scan Controversy

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  • The point I am making is about protecting teens from adults. So teen-per-default means that adults can freely talk to teens, which should be prevented. Either allow no teens on your platform, or teens have to proof that they are teens first.

    Adults (and teens for that matter) are pretty good at obfuscating grooming.

  • Discord Users Threaten Exodus Over Age Verification Face Scan Controversy

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  • So an adult could just create two accounts, one to access teen spaces, where they don't verify their age l and one for accessing adult spaces, where the age gets verified?

  • Discord Users Threaten Exodus Over Age Verification Face Scan Controversy

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  • Teamspeak isn't open source... Use Mumble, MediaMTX or Matrix instead.

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    deGoogle Your Life

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  • This is an ad for Tuta, which server side software is, AFAIK proprietary. You cannot self-host.

  • translated in american

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  • DuckDuckGo poll says 90% responders don't want AI

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  • Most people use whatever is the default, even if that default doesn't perfectly is to their needs/wants.

    That applies even to people that changed their search engine form Google to Duckduckgo.

    Every decisions takes some energy to think about, and the human brain wants to avoid spending energy as much as possible.

    That is why LLMs should be opt-in/by-request instead of opt-out. If people want to occasionally use them, they can decide themselves if spending that additional electricity is worth it.

    Search engines and LLMs are different things, one is for finding content written by humans, the other is for getting a plausible answer to a inquiry.

  • New York Startup Builds Fridge-Sized Machine That Can Turn Air Into Gasoline

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  • Well, it shouldn't be carbon neutral... It should used to get carbon out of the atmosphere and into a less damaging substance.

    Carbon capture does not replace getting rid of our dependency on burning fossil fuels.

    We wouldn't get back the same amount that we are burning anyway. So this approach is worse, because dumb people think it would save us, without us changing the way we produce energy.

    It is worse, because it is a distraction from actually doing something.

  • New York Startup Builds Fridge-Sized Machine That Can Turn Air Into Gasoline

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  • Carbon dioxide needs to be captured were there is a lot of carbon dioxide in the air. So especially around cities with lots of car traffic, or around fossil fuel power plants...

    So... It would be better to stop car traffic and fossil fuel power plants first, before doing carbon capture. And the purpose of that should be, making the air cleaner. And putting that carbon back into a less environmental damaging state.

  • Thanks 🙏🏻

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  • It really depends on the purpose. Sometimes you can hide stuff in unexpected places when there isn't much interest for other people to find it, or if they don't even know about it's existence.

    Also sometimes it is good enough to just delay the discovery of something for a while, because its value after a certain time diminished completely.

    So, I would argue that sometimes security by obscurity can be useful. But I agree that it generally shouldn't replace proper encryption.

  • Lkw schleift Frau und Fahrrad hundert Meter mit

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  • Wie schnell "Schrittgeschwindigkeit" ist, ist leider nicht klar festgesetzt... Gerichte akzeptieren bis zu 15km/h. Und am Ende, wenn Nicht-Autofahrer auf ihre Rechte bestehen wollen, sind die eh mitschuldig.

    https://www.adac.de/verkehr/recht/verkehrsvorschriften-deutschland/schrittgeschwindigkeit/

    In allen Fällen wird Fußgängern ein umsichtiges vorausschauendes Verhalten abverlangt. Wer sich – ohne zu gucken – auf die Wartepflicht des Autos verlässt, den trifft regelmäßig eine Mitschuld von 25%. Das Mitverschulden kann je nach Umständen des Einzelfalls auch höher ausfallen. So kann den Fußgänger sogar eine 100%-ige Schuld treffen, wenn er sich sein Vorrecht erzwingt.

    https://rechtstipp24.de/2020/07/30/vorfahrt-fuer-fussgaenger-in-welchen-faellen-autofahrer-warten-muessen/

    Also, nicht darauf verlassen das sich Autofahrer an die Regeln halten, und bloß nicht auf die Rechte gegenüber Autofahrern bestehen.

  • Google won’t stop replacing our news headlines with terrible AI | It now says AI headlines are a ‘feature,’ not an experiment.

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  • IDK, OSM is much more detailed and up to date.

  • Where is Linux not working well in your daily usage? Share your pain points as of 2026, so we can respectfully discuss

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  • Btrfs is a filesystem just like ext4, you can mount the root subvolume and upload all files somewhere.

    Timeshift is not a backup solution though. Snapshots are built-in with btrfs. So you can install a snapshotter tool like Snapper. But it would be best if you already have partitioned you btrfs filesystem into multiple subvolumes. Like the suggested layout.

  • Where did you think they were coming from?

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  • More like disassociation. They just don't connect killing animals to eating meat. So they don't feel a cognitive dissonance.

    Like... People living comfortable in captialistic countries/societies, don't think they personally kill all victims of capitalism. They just don't connect these things. They disassociate their life and living standards from the 'others'.