Does “it broke containment” mean it didn’t have permissions to anything and still managed to delete all the files it could find?

The question isn’t if you’re useful to Lemmy or not. We don’t deserve to exert any weight on your heart with opinions and upvotes.

Are you doing something you think is worth your time, with or without external validation? Is this something you would do if you thought it was basically the internet version of putting messages in a bottle?

When you are old and on your death bed, what will the value of your reddit karma be? What is the value of it now?

Do things that matter to you. Do things that help you grow and be a better person.

Realistically, it’s likely that someone with money was denied access, and used their money to hire lobbyists to make this a political problem.

“We called ourselves the MOD Squad, short for Merchants of Death.”

Looks like Alcohol, tobacco, and firearms have a whole new set of friends.

Oh no, it was very specific and hard to cram all the words in to the time. Typical Sora is that it’s either screaming or long pauses.

It was used almost exclusively for slop and slop-based ads or videos that shouldn’t be slop. I was on there yesterday and some account had 2 videos of a woman in front of a plain wall talking for 15 seconds about tax implications for investments. A real human could have filed it with an iphone in 3 minutes.

But now that’s Google and Grok’s problems, I guess.

What I said about Nova pro a few years ago…

Dropped this garbage a month ago and went over to lawnchair. This betrayal cuts me deep.

I’m your back door lover

Comin’ from behind with the lights down low

“Brand denies wrongdoing”

Of course. “Use is consent to the user agreement.”

They could get you to swear eternal fealty to Lord Xenu, Alien God of the Universe in the user agreement that you consent to by connecting the TV to the internet.

It’s textbook rent-seeking behavior. They discount the TV $201 to undercut someone else, and make up the difference selling the ads over the life of the TV.

This is how SO many things work, it’s only surprising that it’s taken this long. If you watch YT on this fancy TV, you’re getting the same thing.

No, they saw that comment and YT went and did something that fucked invidious today.

Time to donate to Invidious I guess.

And of those that do, I’m sure there’s large corporate contracts, negotiated with OpenAI and not going anywhere. Which is why they tell you how many paid subscribers they have, not how many contracts and then individuals.

The US government subscriptions would account for maybe 1 or 2 million paid users alone, and that might not include Palantir’s use of OpenAI models in their systems which then get contracted out.

This random website claims 44,780 companies reporting using ChatGPT. So entire small companies of 5-10 people might be using it, and then a thousand people at larger companies, that might get you to 10 million users right there.

Yeah, and Marlo Stanfield was very one-dimensional. That being said, I think it stopped far short of jumping the shark, and with the newspaper angle, made sense that a cop might leverage information asymmetry to get what they want by taking advantage of a bad journalist making mistakes. The core concept is solid, and maybe there’s some moving pieces that don’t quite work.

It came out years later that Joss Whedon was a horrendous, terrible person to Charisma Carpenter and created a toxic environment on Buffy and Angel. Because Whedon had created for himself a sort of nerd worship cult, he got away with it for years and it was only after Justice League that actors there said something, then Charisma Carpenter went public. It’s some genuine family trauma-style stuff.

https://graziadaily.co.uk/celebrity/news/buffy-joss-whedon-charisma-carpenter-sarah-michelle-gellar/

Since it’s not mentioned, Buffy the Vampire Slayer. If you liked Firefly, you’ll like Buffy. Yes, it has baggage, but that doesn’t prevent everyone else in the cast from having their work appreciated. You’ll laugh, you’ll cry, you’ll dabble in witchcraft.

I recently re-watched The Wire, and 100% agree with it. It’s at the cusp of being so outdated that only olds will get it and technical elements seem quaint, but wow, it still hits so hard. 25/10, I’ll probably watch it again in another 20 years and enjoy it all over again.

Just my guess - meant to bait people into making various threats to see how well Palantir’s social media monitoring works at the fringes.

Be careful out there, y’all.

Not necessarily. It’s not about the boom factor alone - hydrogen is a small atom, and so under pressure, most commonly used materials are permeable to it. It leaks through every material. It really takes something as solid as steel pipes for hydrogen atoms to not work their way through and escape. So while hydrogen would be cheaper to produce at scale, it’s also constantly leaking out of any container.

For wind turbines, static electricity and storms would be huge risks as well, so the application of a floating wind turbine would not be ideal.