It's meaningless bullshit if they think the AI companies give a shit about copyright
Even moreso: When you post online you typically give the website a license to distribute the content in the terms and conditions. That's all the license they need, it doesn't matter what you say in the comments.
Because when whatever company gets a data breach I don't want my data in the list.
With bitwarden If your server goes down then all your devices still have a local copy of your database you just can't add new passwords until the server is back up.
Make your own community on an instance that's not full of assholes
Bidet is life
The original author made an incredible hit and everyone got so jealous that they bullied him off the internet. Really sad story.
Now this crappy wannabe group buys the trademark years later and thinks they can fool people?
Who cares how well the stock market is doing if we all got mass fired to make it happen
Only the GPU and primarily the vram matters for LLMs. So this wouldn't help at all.
You think barriers stop trans people?
As far as I know it was started by the original lemmy developers which made the software because they felt persecuted for their beliefs on normie social media. Lemmy just happened to be around when the reddit CEO decided to f up reddit so everyone started using it despite the creators not being well adjusted people.
Edit: just so I'm not misinforming here's what they said themselves about the origin https://lemmy.ml/post/70319
I don't get how extremist leftist content ends up attracting people who are against woke stuff in stardew really but over time I've gotten the vibe the ml and hexbear people are in general more combative and angry about things.
Over the years browsers have accumulated too many features. If it was just plain HTML and CSS rendering it wouldn't be so bad.
I agree with others who have said that browsers are basically operating systems now.
Or alternatively it gives spez more data to sell
One medical is actually a pretty good service and it's fucked up that Amazon bought them
What are the m and of lines for?
I liked that they had special privacy tech other VPNs don't have but they didn't allow you to choose the location so it was unusable for me.
I want my VPN location to be my actual location so that the weather app doesn't mess up and show the wrong city.
None I just look at new because there's not enough content on Lemmy to filter it
LastPass said the exact same thing. I won't be a big target like they will though.
In the early 70s it was a risky and expensive one-time deal. Starship is doing it sustainably and will completely revolutionize space travel. I wouldn't say they're struggling they're just still developing it.
The capabilities of starship are orders of magnitude more payload and for orders or magnitude less money at the same time.
Turns out it's a bad idea to totally scrap a billion dollar rocket every time you use it.
The data is already public, that's how ActivityPub works
If you'd like to try mbin https://fedia.io/ is a good instance. Run by Jerry from infosec.exchange.
Personally I support software diversity and Earnest seems like a nice person but Lemmy has a bigger development community and I wanted the mobile apps.
I'm running FreeBSD I actually like it a lot.
I picked it for zfs. A lot of the ways things work seem cleaner and simpler than on Linux and zfs is awesome with the copy on write snapshots and filesystem compression and all that. I like rc.conf and pf is way nicer than iptables and even when you upgrade it automatically makes a snapshot so you can rollback.
Sometimes I do need to patch and compile things because people seem to not know freebsd exists but that's really the only downside.
Ram is important but it has to be vram not system ram.
Only MacBooks can use the system ram because they have an integrated GPU rather than a dedicated one.
Stable diffusion is the same situation.
Dammit lol that's the one I picked to use
Maybe it will keep working unchanged for a while
Why not just convert them and save 20gb of storage space?
Please don't go online and post AI garbage nobody wants to read. We can prompt it ourselves if we want to waste time reading meaningless walls of text.
TrueNAS is pretty good and they have a Linux version which will have better compatibility with your game servers.
I think the main thing for not messing it up is just make sure you keep it updated. Probably set up auto updates and auto backups.
Have you read Better Angels of Our Nature? He argues the opposite.
Read Sean Carroll's new Biggest Ideas pt 2 book
I checked the website it's actually $45k sticker price in the US.
The $30k price is with the $1k discount mentioned plus the "Include est. incentives of $7,500 and 5-year gas savings of $6,000" check box the Tesla site has.
Plex supports extras just rip them to separate files. It's true you lose the menu though.
It's just that the compression on the disks is not very good and you can easily compress them a lot more without really any noticeable loss of quality.
As far as I understand votes are published as ActivityPub messages, otherwise multiple servers could not have the same vote counts. They need to be able to deduplicate the same vote coming from two different servers.
So everyone can read your votes there's just not an easy UI for it.
You're gonna need to turn off auto play or turn on a sleep timer. You already have the settings to turn it off automatically but it thinks you're still watching.
I have a sleep timer app on my phone that usually works if I'm doing casting if the projector or apps don't support it.
I didn't know if jellyfin supports it but maybe a playlist that's not infinite could function as a sleep timer too.
And an Alice in Wonderland themed one in the valley
Why not just host on v4 and v6 from home?
Don't forget it may have also been replicated to other instances before you edit or delete it where those admins also have access to the database.
Your senses do not feed back into evolution. It's all random mutations that happen to make it slightly better at surviving. Generational survival is the pass/fail signal.
For many things that seem to require a large single leap in progress it turns out that there is a clear story of gradually developing it over a long time.
You might like Richard Dawkins' book The Greatest Show On Earth
There's different kinds of backups. For this you don't need off-site storage.
For this I set up zfs auto snapshotting which means when I delete stuff it isn't really deleted because a snapshot is still pointing at it until it rolls off the time window.
Both zfs and btrfs can do this but you do need to change the filesystem to use these which can be a lot of work.