oh shit this is FASCINATING. i’m glad you had a landlord that at least dealt with the problem instead of blaming you after the first couple times.

hence the quotes around their. these people are flat out anti-america.

what the fuck data are they trying to use to train LLMs? basically everything else these days is encrypted and unreadable by them (for the time being), and DNS is easily masked as well. maybe i just answered my own question, they want to train a model that can surrepetiously spy on encrypted traffic.

Right? They should be making them watch the entire Lord of the Rings extended trilogy instead.

consumer level copyright infringement is generally a civil matter, not a criminal one. you’d have to be doing something like selling bootleg dvds for it to turn into a criminal issue.

lmao

For me it was buying star trek the next generation on blu-ray and getting annoyed with having to flip through fifty disks to watch an episode.

Outer Wilds vibes

The problem of non-white people being in “their” country, I would guess. But I don’t care to dig too deeply into the psyche of these monsters.

ADHD burnout

we prefer to call ourselves acetomeniphen-americans

fair enough, i guess that’s an option with that kinda dough.

Even then you’d be dealing with the hassle of moving a heavy, expensive appliance to a new home.

My parents seem to move every 15 years or so, i have no clue what a normal amount is.

lol and he injures his leg jumping off the stairs in quark’s bar because he forgets he cant shapeshift mid-air anymore

We had a washing machine that “failed”. All that was wrong was the relays/water intake valves stopped recieving a signal. Ended up spending a week and an old raspberry pi making a stupid replacement controller because the washer was still sending signals, they just werent making it to the relays for some reason. i still can’t tell what part of the original boards failed. also i only programmed one cycle and it no longer senses fill rate D= but it does wash clothes reliably assuming the water pressure (and hence fill rate) is relatively stable.

Linus and Luke from LTT were talking about this the other day, how you can spend like 20-30 grand on a sub-zero or some other fancy brand fridge, and it will last 50 years like appliances used to. But when you sell your house eventually it will add NO value, the buyer is just going to see “great, the house comes with a fridge like it’s supposed to”. So unless you plan to take the fridge with you from house to house and go through the trouble of replacing it with something normal when you do then the economics just don’t work for most people anymore.

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no but barbossa does