Well, I stand corrected… But Jesus those lawyer fees…
Well, I stand corrected… But Jesus those lawyer fees…
And also didn’t go to any of the victims
Honestly, if a product last forever I wouldn’t mind it on a subscription model. The company needs to make money in order to, at the minimum, continue supporting the product.
Then comes the costs of support staff, R&D for future product developments, etc etc.
That price should not include massive yearly bonuses for the top execs.
I like how it’s a digital picture of a physical pin, so it still has the bits in the back as if anyone can just put it on their lapel or backpack.
This has the opportunity to be a great battle.
Harris, backed by Mastodon users vs Trump, backed by Twitter bots.
I’m pretty sure some of those fancy restaurants that pop up everywhere already do this. They’ll put bacon on anything
Then I respect your opinion, no matter how wrong it may be.
They just don’t want the world to see how little people like them now
They’re delicious fruit packed with potassium that help make smoothies creamier.
You leave the bananas out of this! They’re a victim!
How does that work in States that have closed elections? Would their vote for the Green Party candidate still be valid or would it get thrown out?
I’m actually diving into Linux and Docker for the first time right now, and the setup you described is exactly what I’m looking to do. But seeing as this is my first time. I was hoping I’d be able to get some confirmation of what my idea is or find faults with my setup.
In terms of hardware I have on-hand, I’ve got two laptops. One of which is a half-top, meaning it has no screen. The other is my daily driver. Both are running Linux Mint.
The half-top has 1TB of storage and would have Docker installed with Plex/Jellyfin, the *arr suite, and HomeAssistant. On my daily driver, I would be running Portainer or Heimdall to access everything and make changes within the half-top itself. I would also use this to access any of the media I have stored in the half-top.
Does that sound like everything would work?
Well there’s your problem. You’ve got to plug it back in!
I’m calling it now. In… 5 years AI will be so advanced and readily available that you won’t be able to tell a real person from an AI in the digital realm. The biggest problem with that is when it’s being used by bad actors. From scammers to presidential candidates to foreign governments. Scammers can already call your mom or dad, use AI to spoof your voice from even a sample of a recording (like a voicemail greeting), and fool them into giving them money. Anything other than in-person conversations can be fake. This can only have negative consequences.
Are your knees weak?
Same. Apparently my car is a “smart phone on wheels”, so they were getting pretty much everything.
“Massive voter turnout is expected on the first day of elections.”
Mobs destroy polling stations, 3 set ablaze.
“No! Not like that!”
Do you think if the Satanic Temple made a line-by-line copy of their app, but painted it black/red, the Evangelists would cry foul and complain about everything we’re complaining about?
What am i saying? Of course they would.
I wonder if there’s a way to disable that kind of reporting. Obviously, that’s not an acceptable answer to the issue. Sharing of information like that needs to be opt-in with full disclosure and not buried within pages of legalese.
But as a moderately tech savvy person, maybe there’s a way to disable it’s network connectivity so it can’t phone home anymore.
Land of the thieves, home of the slaves