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shakna
5d ago
This is the same terms of service that were stretched to indemnify against theme park accidents. [0] Why would anyone give them the benefit of the doubt? [0] https://lawcouncil.au/international-law/ils-insights/tan
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shakna
5d ago
Be wonderful if you approached a translated piece, by first considering the time and culture that produced it. Understanding the intent, rather than quoting it out of place. This is a political critique, on the rule of law (writing) over at
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shakna
5d ago
If what you committed was piracy, then no. It doesn't matter how creative you were. You only get rights, were first you had a right to use. If you are "significantly similar", you are probably infringing. Feel free to explore
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shakna
5d ago
CC0, on the decompilation of a copyrighted work? That's... Not the way it works. You inherit the copyright from the original, as this is derivative. There's a reason decompilation has always been a grey area of seeing whether or n
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shakna
6d ago
Recidivism in the USA is higher than almost every other nation [0], at about 65-70%. You're absolutely right that they don't stop, the first time, in the US. However, the cause of that same recidivism, is overwhelmingly correlated
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shakna
6d ago
> decline of superstition from roughly the second half of the 18th century on I'm sorry, but no. Superstition absolutely did not decline during that period. It did change shape, but it was not declining. You're talking about a
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shakna
7d ago
Well, as it wouldn't be a script, congrats on already losing the skills you would need, to assess whether or not what you set out to do is actually accomplished. And as we're discussing a security tool... Love to see how you judge
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shakna
7d ago
Our current models and harnesses have not been doing a fantastic job, of keeping things confined... The harness defaults to approving random commands, meaning if the model goes for the data, it tends to find the data. And a delete all befor
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shakna
8d ago
Did you take that time into your account of costs as well? You're already using automation tools. Seems like you just don't... Want to learn... The tool that would save you hours of frustration, tomorrow or the day after.
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shakna
8d ago
Well, it'd cost me about 10 minutes, and it wouldn't delete half my data. So... How much is your infrastructure worth?
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shakna
8d ago
You mean t-shirts of this comic, from 2016? [0] https://www.commitstrip.com/en/2016/08/25/a-very-comprehensi...
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shakna
8d ago
Which means it'd be a lot cheaper, to use tools, and public sources, and just automate it the traditional way...
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shakna
11d ago
Today is also Prinsjesdag. So pissed off Dutch is more likely. As it has been, for the last three years running with highways getting blocked on this day...
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shakna
11d ago
Well I suppose no one has ever been charged under that paragraph of the law then. And the courts have never interpreted it that way.
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shakna
11d ago
The first count is "or any restricted data", not classified material. A technological restriction, is enough. "Knowingly accessed" has never meant you personally. Operators of a botnet don't know directly what they
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12d ago
> There are no negligent or stochastic hacking laws I'm sure that Andrew Auernheimer would be pleased to hear that. [0] For accessing a publicly accessible endpoint, that was completely undefended and didn't actually require &q
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shakna
12d ago
Some Wordpress clients are government, with all the scale and always-on-call requirements that entails.
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shakna
13d ago
Trying to find a way to tip toe around KYC, whilst keeping their customers safe, has also turned out to only use insanely stupid methods, though. So why did they already do that?
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13d ago
xAI v. Ellison [1], where xAI argue that the right to denudify people is a First Amendment right, and therefore fine, regardless of the person it is depicting. > HF 1606’s principal sponsor stated that this was an “intentional”
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13d ago
Sociopathic nerd, putting an awful lot of money into legalising CSAM, and interfering in elections domestic and foreign. Dunno if I'd rank Musk's danger down - he screams a certain ideology these days. He might well believe he is
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13d ago
Whilst most around me do expect voice control to exist... Most expect it not to function. "Hey Siri/Google" was always more of an exercise in frustration than success. It seems the Australian accent still befuddles most STT w
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13d ago
In that quote, Adams doesn't repeat himself, before making an assertion. He realises the audience has more of a context window than three words. The same is not true, of the token generation that... Mostly Claude models... Have taken t
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13d ago
Formalized in Lean, just five months ago [0], resulted in discovery of bugs. Just because Lean can compile it, does not mean it is safely proven. It is the start of a process to check whether something actually holds, not the end. [0] http
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15d ago
Isn't it? Pretty sure its actually the drilled and trained commandment. If you doubt, speak up, and if that fails, take control. [0] [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crew_resource_management
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15d ago
Random and unrelated things. Things that could have happened anytime, but didn't. Just all at once during one run. And haven't really happened since. Ones I remember: - Opening night, actress slipped on a stair, and fractured her
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shakna
16d ago
Not verbose enough. Needs to repeat the same information twice or thrice.
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shakna
16d ago
But when the same person was extremely professional, kind and helpful, six months before a sudden shift in behaviour?
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shakna
18d ago
Nope. They don't really follow most superstitions. But most didn't end up with half a cast injured.
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shakna
18d ago
Banned, not a joke. Because there is a marked number of incidents around the play. It doesn't matter if it is rational or not - it happens. So, banned.
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Gawk Extensions Library
(gawkextlib.sourceforge.net)
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shakna
18d ago
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