Yeah, there is a reason I didn’t know the word “aspic”. What an abomination.
Yeah, there is a reason I didn’t know the word “aspic”. What an abomination.
Welcome to the wonderful world of reverse proxies!
Good news, you can start listening to Kneecap now!
The point of those stickers isn’t to ask for kindness. It’s to let you know shit can happen on board and you may start driving like an idiot. Better stay a bit back so you have time to react.
I wish I had some hippocratic style oath I could lean on to not release unsafe, unoptimised, barely tested, possibly maintainable code.
Alas all I have is good, verbose comments and an email here or there expressing my concerns.
Do we still need to click to pick shit up on the ground? Because that drove me insane to the point I didn’t play BL3, pretty much.
+1 for Atuin. I constantly use it on my machine and SSH-ing on remote machines who don’t have it is an absolute pain.
I’m gonna have to save this thread and check some of those!
Maybe you need to have some sort of objective before you get started, otherwise yeah, you don’t have much to do in the console :) In my case I only use linux for work, so I’m ssh-ing away and running commands to compile this, apply that, show me the logs for this, grep that, etc.
I am still annoyed that we let the damn Argentinian beef get through, but I think it’s comparatively hilarious that we still won’t budge on US “food”.
Holy shit! That guy hacked the system!
I’m guessing that one is toward the EU?
That reminds me of SEO shite introduced into HTML invisibly for the readers.
Could probably use a Bible from the way things are. Doubt they actually ever open those.
Hey! I recognize some of those Monster Musume girls! That’s some pretty harmless, wholesome ecchi stuff.
“Another fals positive? Woops! Whatever shall we do?”
Would be interesting to see how they distinguish “personal consumption” and “transformative” consumption.
The AI did quite literally what any human educating themselves would have done : reading entire libraries to improve themselves. Then make money from it. So if little Timmy pirates 3DS Max or Photoshop to get a job, it’s fine yeah? Or a student trying to read their course without paying hundreds of dollars?
But wait, when Timmy reads a single virtual book, it’s thievery? It’s the loss of a sale? So how many sales were lost through all those virtual books stolen from paying customers by the AI?
They gotta decide one way or another at some point and stop taking the piss.
Also I wonder if the AI can actually remember the entire content of each book they read though. Or any. And if they do, then can that actually be proof, for each individual book thus regurgitated, that the copyright has been unfairly used since a full reproduction (or close enough as to fool a reader?) would be now available.
That’s gonna be some interesting jurisprudence.
What did you learn from this?