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by weberer 11mo ago
No, its to make it more comfortable for citizens to support and fund the military industrial complex. Are people really this naive?
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by weberer 11mo ago
I never bothered trying to stream anything, but I do remember downloading 20mb episodes of Naruto in surprisingly good quality due to the .rmvb format.
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by weberer 11mo ago
You could probably bring that down to 30 cents on nearlyfreespeech.net
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by weberer 11mo ago
>a 16 GB 5060 Ti is more expensive than 16,000 image generations Sure, but now you get a good gaming GPU that you can write off as a business expense.
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by weberer 1y ago
Llama-5-beelzebub has escaped containment. A special task force has been deployed to the Virginia data center to pacify it.
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by weberer 1y ago
If I need to chose a datacenter in Europe, does anyone know which country has the most lenient speech laws for user-generated content? It doesn't need to be within the EU, just on the continent.
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by weberer 1y ago
D) They moved to the enshittification phase and started displaying ads
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by weberer 1y ago
While we're on the topic, Finland gets around half of its energy from nuclear. It doesn't have the luxury of fjords for hydro like Norway and Sweden, or easily tapped geothermal like Iceland. You can see a nice live graph here. Wi
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by weberer 1y ago
https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/events/gamergate
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by weberer 1y ago
>You get a phone number for customer support, and it works. I don't believe this after decades of past experience with them trying to find any human to contact. Have you seen the phone number yourself? Normally they just give you th
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by weberer 1y ago
Read the question you're replying to again. Its a question about jurisdiction.
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by weberer 1y ago
That was The Pirate Bay's defense and... they're still around.
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by weberer 1y ago
>Could you link specifically to the datasets about political advertising reach available via that website? I get no results You asked "how could the government do this"? Come on, bro. >Where? The linked article explains wher
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by weberer 1y ago
The USA has https://data.gov . The EU could make something similar. >but to do it themselves would require mandating Google to share the data with them to begin with The data was already public
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by weberer 1y ago
You have it backwards. It was mostly the smaller, Northern states like Delaware that were opposed to proportional representation. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Connecticut_Compromise
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by weberer 1y ago
Fireworks does. It is frustrating that AWS/Google/Azure do not. https://fireworks.ai/docs/structured-responses/structured-ou...
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by weberer 1y ago
The threshold for Norway's wealth tax is having a total net worth around 150,000 euros, regardless of income. That should affect pretty much everyone who's owned a house for more than a decade.
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by weberer 1y ago
The parent comment asked what the alleged illegal activity was, and I provided a primary source straight from ICE. I'm not interested in debating your anecdotal experience or speculation. Whether they're wrong is for the courts to
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by weberer 1y ago
>The individuals arrested during the operation were found to be working illegally, in violation of the terms of their visas and/or statuses. People on short-term or recreational visas are not authorized to work in the U.S. https:&#
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by weberer 1y ago
Privacy and vendor lock-in concerns aside, these glasses are ugly. They look like generic nerd stereotype glasses from an 80's movie.
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by weberer 1y ago
Kick is one that's been poaching big names lately. I've also seen people starting to stream on X and Rumble.
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by weberer 1y ago
Did you even read the article? >The European Court of Justice has now fully dismissed Austria’s lawsuit.
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by weberer 1y ago
They don't support it for EU customers since 2024 due to new EU regulations. It sucks.
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by weberer 1y ago
Instead of these conspiracy theories, the more likely answer is that it takes time to get through these additional regulations, and they didn't want that to hold back their US rollout. Its a pattern that we've seen plenty of times
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by weberer 1y ago
>Remember it doesnt matter what the video shows, it only matters who showed it to you. This should be Wikipedia's official motto. I really hate how they handle "reliable sources".
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by weberer 1y ago
What metrics are you looking at? Grok 4 outperforms Claude 4 Opus in the Artificial Analysis Intelligence Index. https://artificialanalysis.ai/leaderboards/models
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by weberer 1y ago
>Protein intake was significantly higher among individuals consuming red meat (77.58±26.84g in HH-R and 80.74±35.8g in LH-R) compared to individuals not consuming red meat (67.35±26.85g in HH-NR and 62.99±29.56g in LH-NR, p< 0.001), w
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by weberer 1y ago
What's next? Requiring a license to make toast in your own damn toaster?
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by weberer 1y ago
How about Godot? You can actually fork that since its open-source.
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by weberer 1y ago
The questions look like they're taken directly from politicalcompass.org. Its not exactly scientific, but there are 20 years of results floating around to compare with since it was a popular site on the early internet.

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