Yeah, Lemmy has address to this by just having an incredibly glitchy algorithm (look at this post with five up votes from four months ago, it deserves to be on the front page). No one can game it because no one understands it.

People throw around the word too much, there are actual Nazis around and we need to reserve the term just for their special brand of evil. Otherwise the phrase gets so watered down as to essentially become meaningless.

Otherwise they are just rightwing dipshits.

They’ll be out in six months to a year and since it takes them forever to achieve anything I wouldn’t worry.

If you’ve got to have a right wing fascist government hope for an incompetent one.

There’s one near me with a split SSID called, VM2.4ghz and VM5ghz-not5g

I’m pretty sure it’s my elderly neighbors, and I am pretty sure their kids got sick of explaining that five gigahertz and 5G are not the same thing, and neither cause covid.

My parents still do. The person who delivers it also delivers butter and eggs.

I’m not sure where the butter and eggs and stuff come from but he owns the dairy the milk comes from and he’s part of a cooperative that pay for the equipment. According to him it’s just not worth selling to the big stores as he makes more money with fewer customers doing it himself.

I think the problem is it’s taught in a really bad way.

I remember having to do all sorts of trigonometry stuff, but I don’t think anybody ever explained why this would be useful.

There is also .io for the Indian Ocean territories. They seem to be fine with it. It is interesting they have problem with it. I wonder what the actual motivation is, because it can’t be due to a lack of viable domain for businesses.

I don’t think anyone understands what he means, least of all himself.

Also he needs to Google “straw man”.

we’re probably the only intelligent life in the universe.

Fairly boring simulation then isn’t it?

It prevents any website being able to run intercepts on pasting. This is good when they’re using it to just prevent you from doing it for no real reason but there are many situations where you don’t want a user to be able to arbitrarily just drop text into a text field.

The big one is 2fa. A lot of the time you might need to enter a five digit code and each number may need to be entered into a particular box if you just click in the first box and press paste after copying the code from an email then it’ll paste the entire contents into that one box. You don’t want that you want some code to automatically paste each letter into each subsequent box, that requires you intercept the original paste command.

Yeah I’m not sure how much of a danger long-term this actually represents. Sure, there may be more sophisticated AI attacks, but there’s also going to be more sophisticated AI defenses.

I don’t think it’ll be a new AI I think it’ll just be using chat GPT and then some prompts that cause it to be jailbroken.

Essentially you could probably get chat GPT to do this without having to go to this service it’s just they’re keeping whatever prompts they’re using secret.

I don’t know this for sure but it’s just very unlikely that they’ve gone to the expensive buying a bunch of GPUs to build an AI.

So? Buy them from some Chinese third party manufacturer.

If we slept 23 hours a day I don’t think we would have developed to the level of technology that we’re now at.

We simply wouldn’t have had enough time awake yet to achieve anything very much.

Eventually an asteroid would hit or Yellowstone would erupt and we would have probably only got to the medieval age, and then we go extinct.

They don’t know what the word means. They honestly seem to think that the word ironic means slightly funny.

My cat likes to invert her spine into a kind of gel substance and then stick her face down the side of the bed between the wall.

I am fairly sure that she is perfectly happy with having a whiskers compressed, what she’s not happy about is having less food.

Also We'te, which I believe is a Klingon name.

I can create anything your heart desires, as long as your heart desires simple plastic objects and it’s prepared to wait five hours.

I think 3D printers will really become mainstream when they’re a bit more capable.

I suppose the argument is, don’t post content which you are not prepared to take responsibility for. Which is the case with any content posted on social media, regardless of who, or what, generated it.

If I get chatGPT to make inflammatory comments, I’m still responsible for those comments if I choose to post them publicly. I can hardly stand behind the fig leaf of “oh I don’t believe those things only the AI believes those things”. It was still me that chose post the content publicly. Anyway the law does not recognise artificial intelligence systems as having independent agency, so the responsibility is still on the operator.

Which will work fine right up into your phone explodes. You don’t punch a pinhole to deflate bulging batteries you replace the battery. The bulging isn’t dangerous in and of itself, the bulging is a symptom of a problem you are ignoring.