exaybachae

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[–] exaybachae@startrek.website 3 points 1 month ago* (last edited 1 month ago) (1 children)

Well, it looks fine for web browsing.

Specs sure read like my 2010 PC. If that works for ya, cool ... I ain't even looking at the price though. I'd just as soon plug in my 2004 laptop that's still running fine on XP & an old version of Ubuntu.

[–] exaybachae@startrek.website 4 points 1 month ago* (last edited 1 month ago) (2 children)

Interesting, but there's no evidence they are nazi themselves, just that they intentionally disregard whether any of their partners are nazis, and only concern themselves with whether or not any partnership furthers their goal of promoting open source tech.

So their focus is just limited and immature.

They themselves can still do a lot of good, orgs don't need to be perfect, but I too would expect them to remove support for extremist led project when made aware, as to ensure they weren't inadvertently supporting extremist views and actions. But I also can't see punishing them for being politically or socially stupid while otherwise being very tech savvy.

Like we've never met a socially awkward tech savvy person before?

The world is mostly a bunch of grey areas: at this point I disapprove of a couple of their actions, but I won't boycott them outright for their error.

If they started flying nazi flags themselves, well, then, I suppose things would be a bit different.

[–] exaybachae@startrek.website 6 points 1 month ago (2 children)

"The name "Zoox" is a reference to Zooxanthellae, a marine organism that, like the Zoox robotaxi, depends on renewable energy and is able to maintain a symbiotic relationship with organisms in its surrounding habitat.“

Actually kinda cool, but appropriately dumbed down to be usable in modern coversation, "hold on a sec, my Zoox just pulled up."

[–] exaybachae@startrek.website 2 points 1 month ago

Do we think they'll be less likely to throw luggage. Cause if yes, they have my full support.

[–] exaybachae@startrek.website 3 points 1 month ago

Fun read. Suprised how much of the codespeak I understood. I've run linux here or there, and I used to do some hackery decades ago. I'm no modern botnet runner, but it seems things haven't changed all too much.

[–] exaybachae@startrek.website 4 points 1 month ago* (last edited 1 month ago)

Handy, I VPN, but constantly have to use a seperate bypass browser for shopping and any website which forces language by region, which are many.

I've even been to some shopping sites with language options at the bottom but that also have endless scroll, so the bottom keeps getting pushed of screen.

There are a few that have an option right up in the corner, but sometimes they'll only switch language, not region info, so it still shows costs in pesos and $80 shipping to my region.

The internet is 90% trash nowadays.

Hope this fixes that BS.

[–] exaybachae@startrek.website 1 points 1 month ago

They are not ripe unless spotted.

They are over ripe if brown.

[–] exaybachae@startrek.website 20 points 1 month ago (3 children)

Those files are kinda a nightmare to navigate in their bare state. And the datasets are huge. I doubt anyone training AI would allow them to go through knowingly, less it was specifically a police invesigation and case law focused AI that was designed to process and categorize that kind of data.

Most AI are designed for functional discussion and factual data processing. It's not a great idea to just feed in random trash.

[–] exaybachae@startrek.website 6 points 1 month ago (1 children)

Brass bell you say?

[–] exaybachae@startrek.website 4 points 1 month ago* (last edited 1 month ago)

Decent animation, and it makes a statement, for sure. But I don't think Jesus would do that.

There are however some warrior angels who might be tasked with addressing his blasphemy.

[–] exaybachae@startrek.website 55 points 1 month ago* (last edited 1 month ago) (1 children)

Funny, the statute $2500 should be for the circumvention act, which was likely singular, not per file obtained during or as a result of the act. And the $150k is ridiculous in and of itself, even if for all files obtained. What a strange world we live in.


Spotify built a system of control in order to profit a few at a cost to many, perhaps everyone else.

Someone broke that system in order to benefit many, possibly at the cost of some of their ability to profit from their system of control--if they didn't lose customers, or prospective customers, they didn't experience any financial loss, or a loss in their ability to maintain their system of control (which is still very much in place and working).

Either way, nobody was hurt.

But the person who acted selflessly to benefit of society in general is punished.

Because... We, as a society, celebrate and work effortlessly to maintain complex systems of abuse in order to satisfy our greed or the greed of others. All despite being taught in school not to lie to and bully each other, and to share with and care for each other.

As a species: We are bat shit fucking crazy!

 

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