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by multjoy 2y ago
CP is better described as "images of child abuse", and the argument is that the viewing is revictimising the child. You appear to be suggesting that you shouldn't go to prison for possessing images of babies being raped?
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Apple has (currently US/Canada) live captions for conversations built in to iOS18
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No such thing as a coordinated UK cctv network. Absolute nonsense.
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But Discord & IRC aren't generally private spaces. They're no different to web forums in that you would reasonably expect that something you write today would be accessible without reference to you in 10 years hence. That&#x27
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Modular, not modulator.
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A YouTuber who is worth a considerable amount of money.
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“Don’t be mean to LLMs, it isn’t their fault that they’re not actually intelligent”
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What, owned by a single company and monetised within an inch of it’s life?
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He's a massive racist hiding behind some sort of culture war nonsense.
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You'd charge administering a poison, s23 or s24 of the Offences Against The Person Act 1861, if there is a realistic prospect of conviction, and the prosecution will need to prove beyond reasonable doubt that a) the wife administered
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by multjoy 2y ago
Telegram is an absolute hive of criminality but, more importantly, Telegram will simply not cooperate with law enforcement. That is why he's been lifted. Google et al will cooperate, even if that's by way of an onerous bureaucrati
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There’s a reason that the UK mapping agency is the Ordnance Survey.
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Cash has a processing cost to business as well, sometimes more than card processing fees. Not only do you have to pay to deposit, you have to store it, count it, secure it and transport it.
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>Not every transaction needs complex fraud detection or being able for the customer do to chargebacks. Fraud is an industrial level enterprise. You absolutely need fraud detection if you're accepting payment that isn't cash.
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It’s always been nonce. Source: have used it since the eighties.
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Imagine the delight we had over the fantastically named Nonce Finance.
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>but it's hard to say what the deal is here An autonomous vehicle drove into oncoming traffic. That's not 'failing safe'.
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Lol, no.
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That chinese -> english machine translation still has some way to go.
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The school has broad powers to regulate student behaviour. Part 7 of the Education and Inspections Act 2006.
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It isn't aimed at one or two individuals, it is aimed at the workforce of an occupied country who are required to keep working and directly/indirectly supporting the occupying power. This is for the people who, for whatever reason
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The fact that it gives you these things means that humans would do it, because the training data includes exactly these things.
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If you can get 80/20 ADSL, you're not buying Starlink.
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It does not.
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Why do you feel bound to defend this particular technology? It is, after all, incapable of feeling hurt.
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Ukraine is about as black and white as it gets.
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Bribery offences do.
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Because you are dead. You have ceased to be and your wishes no longer bind the living beyond the division of your assets, and even then that is only because of bitter legal argument between the survivors of an estate.
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It has not, it remains a term of abuse.
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They're not skirting the rules, it is outright criminality. At least AirBNB will talk to law enforcement, booking.com refuse to answer any queries without a production order.

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