Replying to @AwesomeLowlander@sh.itjust.works
With your local CIA honeypot.

Replying to @AwesomeLowlander@sh.itjust.works
With your local CIA honeypot.
Replying to @sem@piefed.blahaj.zone
In a lot of countries it isn’t.
Or it isn’t enforced, which is about the same thing.
Replying to @Cricket@lemmy.zip
Nothing that a centralized server wouldn’t be able to handle better.
Replying to @SallyStrange@eldritch.cafe
Don’t conflate the fucked up medical system of the US with any other countries system. If the cost in Belgium would rise 40%, I would pay 7€ instead of 5€.
Replying to @Funkt4st1c@lemmy.world
Eh, it also fixed search because it can read through all the SEO crap that fucked over regular search engines.
As long as you click the link to the website attached to the summary of course.
Replying to @madeindex@lemmy.world
The only thing it tells me is that they do not have their cybersecurity in order.
Therefore wouldn’t want to use a product of those companies.
Replying to @Sludge@sh.itjust.works
And did you help setup any of those machines?
Now imagine a family that doesn’t have a tech guy like you. You think they would ever be able to install any OS, let alone Linux?
Replying to @CanIFishHere@lemmy.ca
Cloudflare is pretty reliable and usually used to determine desktop use.
Replying to @Magnum@infosec.pub
Ah, the old American naming convention
Replying to @Tollana1234567@lemmy.today
Or that he is such a loser, he has to pretend like his skin colour is something important.
Replying to @soratoyuki@piefed.zip
If you can confirm it, it doesn’t matter what percentage is correct.
When solving computer problems, using an LLM to guide you to the correct answer doesn’t even need 95% accuracy. Every step it gives you have to execute manually, so if something is hallucinated you will notice really quickly. And if by the end your problem is solved, then all the hallucinations didn’t matter.
It only proves evil intent of those specific politicians trying to push it through.
It doesn’t prove any evil intent from anything else in the EU.
The EU is a democracy. Which means that we sometimes also let evil people talk.
Malfunctioning water kettles are like one of the biggest causes of houses burning down.
Those not being repairable is a good thing. Because it would only cause more houses to burn down when everyone with a screwdriver can mess up the wiring.
Replying to @ExLisper@lemmy.curiana.net
There is a lot of anti-EU propaganda, especially surrounding the Chat Control.
Yes, there are some authoritarian politicians trying to push it through. But there is a reason why it has failed so many times. Because most EU politicians are really not that bad.
The propaganda is being pushed by Russia to sow discontent in the EU. That is why you see on every positive EU story, there is someone in the comment going “What about Chat Control though?” As if that proves the EU is evil.
Replying to @cabillaud@lemmy.world
A world where there is right to repair.
Replying to @Landless2029@lemmy.world
I was talking about the shareholders.
If they blame the CEO, they can just fire them and pay a fine.
If the fault is on a shareholder, they can’t be fired and will be completely to blame, so they might go to prison.
Replying to @sanitation@lemmy.today
Sorry guys.
It might sound like a dream, but these replacements aren’t happening as long as the shareholders can’t blame the AI when the company does something bad. They don’t want to end up in prison.
Replying to @captain_aggravated@sh.itjust.works
Modern EVs require more of a 30 minute fuel stop.
3 hours hasn’t been a thing since before 2020.
Replying to @DeathsEmbrace@lemmy.world
Step 1: be a fascist
Replying to @Lucidlethargy@sh.itjust.works
Nah, then they just flip you back.
Do a thumbs down while shaking your head. They don’t know how to respond to that.