This. Tech workers are just freaking out now that they’ve realized that the machines they built might be coming for them too lol.

Based on my time in the corporate world, the new meta will probably be about how well you can hide the slop in your SaaS until you have enough of their data in your servers to make migration impractical.

No, because the probabilities attached to each option are not equal.

Yeah, imagine how horrible it must be for even MBFC to call a site center right.

Probably not the case for the original creator of the post, who seems to live in China.

MBFC for Caixin Global:

Yet another? Are there really so many LPEVs in linux?

The fact that you don’t want an easy way to install apps outside of the initial deployment but (presumably) want an easy way to update your pre-existing apps would probably give you some trouble because they usually come from the same source. There are ways to blocklist or whitelist packages on some package managers but the specific details depends on the package manager.

No, and for that matter Linux can’t survive without for profit corporation labor either.

Hello, the order was for the US to deny passage to ships that have paid Iran for passage. This is relevant because Iran was demanding the payment in cryptocurrencies. I hope this clears some aspects of the relationship up.

The home page of one of the largest banks by asset size https://www.shinhan.com/index.jsp would transfer 3.80MB up and 7.93MB down in a span of just under 4 minutes to fully load lol

How is this pro-AI?

Makes sense that a properly balanced model with randomization turned down should be able to recognize when something is being done outside the acceptable parameters.

I don’t know how you gathered such a sense when that not being true has been the main laughing point for AI since its inception. Meta AI security and safety researcher Summer Yue’s “Nothing humbles you like telling your OpenClaw ‘confirm before acting’ and watching it speedrun deleting your inbox” was just last month btw.

They didn’t say “100% of humans can solve this benchmark”, they said “humans can solve 100% of this benchmark”.

I don’t know how you can convince yourself that the Powers That Be is so powerful that it can just ram age verification through, but weak enough to be stopped in its tracks right afterwards by this lesser implementation by this one state. I guess you must imagine it working like the bear circle in spongebob lol.

Bethesda, Square Enix, and Capcom usually do that, but it’s not a rule.

It only applies to the 2013 model of the original Xbox One. Later Xbox Ones have more stringent checks.

That’s what the T14s is for, no?

The added bonus is not having to deal with Sony, or other people, trying to upstream stuff that doesn’t make sense outside of the PS environment and would have questionable value to others.

GPL doesn’t force people to merge back to upstream, and BSD doesn’t have any special way to stop people from trying to upstream. The only difference is that Sony’s PS6 OS fork would have been open source if it were bound by the GPL, which would be an objective benefit.

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I agree, and in that same vein, Linux really should be AGPL as well.