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This may be the case in some places, and fraud is illegal in general, but should it be illegal to make parodies of politicians using paid actors? I think most people would say no. Then why should it be illegal to do the same with an AI?
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The readme for the repo has examples of AI generated faces. Think this person does not exist, but better.
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I mean around here in Denmark the alternative is that you get your energy connection terminated and have to pay big fees to get it turned on again. By your admission it is not illegal to turn the electricity of during summer, but presumably
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4y ago
That is a good argument for the social conservative movement and identity being an/the counter culture. It is an interesting thought.
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The opposite actually: nobody would look down on you for going to a Jazz club, rock is mainstream and disco is just old, not unacceptable. Being LGBTQ is a lot more accepted today than it was 20 years ago. Fuck I could set my pronouns on my
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Your list is literally what the main stream would specify about hippies: stunted in growth and irrationally angry at society for its goals and aspirations (hippies would be seen as man children who will rather do drugs and have sex than gro
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4y ago
Please explain, in detail, how you think this is fair for those of us who are single.
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Yeah, if you like being stuck with TV that looks like what we got in 2004. Netflix should stop whining about account sharing when they demand I pay for two screens to get minimally acceptable TV, but can only use one per their terms.
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4y ago
The problem for Netflix is that they can't really negotiate rates. Netflix as a business makes sense only when most of what one wants is available. At this point, all they can do is increase rates, lose subs and make as much money on t
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4y ago
They could just ban the collection of private data, but that would hurt Facebook and Instagram.
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Right now there is a thing (hashtag?) called BookTok on TikTok, where teens share recommendations for books. Its apparently big enough that librarians notice that there is a run on these books when they break. Given that, unless TikTok is b
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4y ago
What do you mean?
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> I always hated Microsoft Word and me having to think how to format words as I type. This is the best kept secret that is blantly shown openly in Word. Styles. You select the text you want to be a certain type (quote, title, header, wha
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4y ago
It will participate in Find My, so you can take your phone, get the location and have a chat with the person who stole it. But yeah, I wish Apple would run some ads about this feature, so that would be theives would realize they were worthl
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Recyclers will quickly find that they should not accept the machines unless the seller has unlucked them. If bankcrupt, the original company may have a duty to unlock them because they will be worth more.
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>I think what I learned from the experience is at some point you’ve got to compartmentalize harmful people from your groups and inevitably a growing number of segments of society, even if that feels wrong in some way. It’s more wrong to
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Their final point means that you can't use these in a youtube video, even if you only show them for a few seconds and spend way more than the cost of these images on your video.
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It is pretty cool and I was looking for a picture of my grandparents place as a gift they wouldn't buy since they don't know it can be made, but the mininum 5k area neglects that purpose. They aren't technical at all, but the
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>I think it's perfectly legitimate to say that Mastodon is a replacement for Twitter even if it is only for some people. Then we would have to discuss what it means to be a replacement. Netflix is a replacement for TV, Facetime can
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Nobody gets much reach on Twitter, but because the potential is there, people will think they have a much bigger chance. As for Mastodon, I did sign up a long time ago, but when it is too complicated I mean it is too complicated, not that i
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Nobody wants to use a site that does not have a big audience. All the ones I have seen are not even 1/10 of Twitter size so your potential reach is tiny. Not to mention mastodon is too complicated to sign up for.
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They did that with the original one too, which is why I think it worked. BTW: it was obviously Iran, except they don't have 5th generation fighters.
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Not breaking news: business has surveilance cameras. Breaking news: the business is a gym, and the area includes the showers.
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I don't think your example is that good. I loved the nevers because it always had you go thats awesome and WTF? Obviously that is not for everybody and that is fine, but I would have watched the shit out of it if it didn't get can
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I don't think it is a business goal, but it is absolutely the case that somebody is getting a good bonus if the shorts takes of. Which they might do if people could actually make them.
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We do: almost any framework will prevent sql injections automatically and the same for things like CSRF or HTML injection. What we don't do is have a checklist to go through. We haven't considered these things, because we have _el
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SMS is controlled by your carrier and it spies on you.
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We could make it illegal for people to sell it if they have previously been associated with the drug trade. Instead it would be sold in Walmarts Pharmacies, and they would make 10% just like they do with much else they sell.
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>If drugs are legal, and people are antisocial homeless people who support their addiction with crime They wouldn't need to do that if it was sold at free market prices. Even better, i they were anti-social to the point of causing t
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Heroin is not really that bad when it is pure: arguably less terrible than alcohol. Getting it pure from a legal point of sale would ruin the drug market and would remove any interest in growing the market. This would effectively end the dr
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