bigbuppo

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by bigbuppo 11mo ago
Has anyone else noticed a major drop in email spam with this cloudflare outage?
452.
by bigbuppo 1y ago
Why would you do this? What purpose does this serve other than to create additional misery and suffering in this world?
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by bigbuppo 1y ago
Well, except for that needing a 40 year bond for a 3 year technology cycle thing.
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by bigbuppo 1y ago
Yeah, but the AI you use in your farming operation is running on that tiny little box behind the buddy seat.
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by bigbuppo 1y ago
We're waiting for the post-bubble era. Sadly, eBay won't be filled with hundreds of thousands of Aeron chairs this time.
456.
by bigbuppo 1y ago
Nah, the liquidators aren't going to care about that. Those hard drives are going to be shipped out with all your wildest porn chat bot fantasies.
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by bigbuppo 1y ago
If the information is really that sensitive, why did they keep it in the first place?
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by bigbuppo 1y ago
We're supposed to talk to meat?
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by bigbuppo 1y ago
The paths would be repetitive. Wouldn't it be great if, instead of drawing a new path in 3D space every single time someone files a flight plan, someone studied the area surrounding the airport, taking into account obstacles, traffic,
460.
by bigbuppo 1y ago
They're excited about their new hammer.
461.
by bigbuppo 1y ago
Amazon is up to, what, one and half nines right now?
462.
by bigbuppo 1y ago
They already have something better than that. It's called a published departure procedure that pilots are supposed to follow. In this case, one of the pilots failed to follow the published departure procedure and came close to being on
463.
by bigbuppo 1y ago
I guess the aliens are here to watch the AI bubble pop.
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by bigbuppo 1y ago
And then there are the objectums. No computer is safe from them.
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by bigbuppo 1y ago
The ad tech companies can associate any fake identity with your real identity. So no, there is no problem. Good thing that all ad tech companies are fully on the up-and-up and have never been compromised to spread malware.
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by bigbuppo 1y ago
My gallery has nothing but work-related photos... racks and racks of servers as far as the eye can see.
467.
by bigbuppo 1y ago
What's it called when a company makes a significant amount of revenue from criminal operations?
468.
by bigbuppo 1y ago
You mean Jackie's List? A thing that already existed? Or this thing called The Phone Book?
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by bigbuppo 1y ago
Too big too succeed.
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by bigbuppo 1y ago
Is this all part of the sequel to the horse ebooks / bear stearns bravo ARG?
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by bigbuppo 1y ago
It's a shame the browser developers are making an open, interoperable, semantic web more difficult. It's not surprising, though. Browsers started going downhill after they removed the status bar and the throbber and made scrollbar
472.
by bigbuppo 1y ago
No means no. Only yes means yes. Stop means stop. Why are people in tech so confused about this? Agree, or ask again in three days.
473.
by bigbuppo 1y ago
You're very much wrong. Two of the key tennets of libertarianism is that your rights end where my nose begins and the respect of property rights . Your AI bot is causing problems for me, then you should be compensating me for the damag
474.
by bigbuppo 1y ago
They probably have stock options.
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by bigbuppo 1y ago
Or the AI people could just stop being abusive jerks. That's an even easier solution.
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by bigbuppo 1y ago
Violating norms makes you an abusive jerk at best.
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by bigbuppo 1y ago
Ah yes, and unplug the mail server to stop all spam. Great idea!
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by bigbuppo 1y ago
Up until people started making a big stink about CAPTCHAs being used for unpaid labor at scale, uh, well they had two purposes.
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by bigbuppo 1y ago
They also conveniently missed the point that it was about victim blaming.
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by bigbuppo 1y ago
Robots are supposed to behave. It was a solved problem 30 years ago until AI bros unsolved it. Any entity that does not obey robots.txt is by definition a malicious actor.

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