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   by free_bip 1y ago

   The dead already have many rights: - right to control distribution of property through a will - right to control method of remains disposal (up to a point) - right to dignified treatment (e.g. no desecration of the remains) - rights against
2. 152.▲
   by free_bip 1y ago

   If you'd like even more melodrama, they have a doomsday-style countdown timer here: https://http1mustdie.com/
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   by free_bip 1y ago

   I'm genuinely confused how they think people will believe this - it really is the "just lie" stage. Take a look at these statements from steam and itch.io: "We were recently notified that certain games on Steam may viola
4. 154.▲
   by free_bip 1y ago

   If this statement was remotely true then itch.io would have no problem allowing NSFW and LGBT content, and steam would be fully allowed to host their incestuous adult games. Alas, that is not the world we live in.
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   by free_bip 1y ago

   What do you think is half baked about it? I've found the experience quite good myself.
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   by free_bip 1y ago

   Thanks for clarifying. And yes, you're right that objectively sex work (as in, having sex with someone, not the revisionist definition including onlyfans) is high up on the most dangerous professions list. However, that doesn't me
7. 157.▲
   by free_bip 1y ago

   Comparing a profession to the most addictive and harmful drug known to mankind (or at least close to it!) is an absurd strawman.
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   by free_bip 1y ago

   This comment is deeply confusing. I'm really not sure what the argument is. Are you trying to say that any profession that has occupational hazards should be outlawed? In that case I hope you're ready to outlaw policing, firefight
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   by free_bip 1y ago

   It looks like Sweden's politicians are too sheltered to understand that there are people who enjoy sex work. Instead of trying to make it safe and enjoyable for all parties, they're systemically punishing sex workers, and even red
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    by free_bip 1y ago

    i could be wrong but I think they're referring to the winrar model, where there are occasional "annoyances" that you can either ignore or pay to get rid of.
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    by free_bip 1y ago

    What you've presented is not an argument against public healthcare, it's actually an argument against poorly funded public healthcare. Conservative politicians in both of the countries you mentioned have been systematically, over
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    by free_bip 1y ago

    I once had to deal with some contractors that habitually did this, when confronted on how this could lead to confusion they said "that's what Ctrl+F is for."
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    by free_bip 1y ago

    So long as we're pretending to care about the Youtube TOS, offline downloading without premium is against their TOS. And even then you're only permitted to download and view offline through the YouTube phone app.
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    by free_bip 1y ago

    According to the original source (linked in the article), the credentials are plaintext from infostealing malware, not centralized breaches.
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    by free_bip 1y ago

    The most obvious problem is alignment. LLM finetuning is already known to be able to get rid of alignment, so any form of continuous fine tuning would in theory be able to as well.
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    by free_bip 1y ago

    What's wrong with a terminal app being written in Rust?
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    by free_bip 1y ago

    I bet 5 imaginary dollars that it'll be a model too big for any consumer to run, making it effectively closed for anyone not in the top 0.1%.
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    by free_bip 1y ago

    Silencers can reduce or even entirely eliminate muzzle flash.
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    by free_bip 1y ago

    I'd like to see what this list of "clearly impeachable offenses for every president since Washington" looks like
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    by free_bip 1y ago

    Are you aware of the storied history of companies outright faking data in industry "studies"? Here's a good introduction: https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC9263403/
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    by free_bip 1y ago

    Any study done by an industry, for said industry, is necessarily rife with large, obvious conflicts of interest. It's barely worth considering.
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    by free_bip 1y ago

    Would that technically be an illegal wiretap in states that have 2 party consent?
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    by free_bip 2y ago

    The app-store-only restriction would likely be for home edition. If you want custom apps, you'll need pro or business licenses.
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    by free_bip 2y ago

    The US has gone through a dozen constitutional crises in the past 2 months and you call that functioning "just fine"?
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    by free_bip 2y ago

    Is your last comment referring to users friendliness? If so, that's a valid critique.
26. 176.▲
    by free_bip 2y ago

    Ah yes, this static weights file on my hard drive is "state-controlled" and thus must be banned. Very logical.
27. 177.▲
    by free_bip 2y ago

    Unfortunately, there are plenty of DEX's that will launder your bitcoin of questionable providence into completely untraceable Monero.
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    by free_bip 2y ago

    That doesn't feel like a very convincing argument if you already believe that Elon, Donald, etc don't have the interests of the American taxpayers in mind... Given that they are also American taxpayers.
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    by free_bip 2y ago

    Now imagine how nice Windows would be if every OS GUI was re-designed like this
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    by free_bip 2y ago

    I'm not nielsbot so I obviously can't say for sure but I think I share a similar view that in an ideal world, they should only be charging what they need to survive (i.e. breakeven) in order to provide the greatest utility (pun in