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Everyone knows the appropriate solution is drying the device in your microwave.
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You think that now… Wait 'til I bargain a hard drive.

Pretty sure the first minds to be controlled by generative AI work on the floor at the stock exchange.

Limitless only for the same visit. 1 customer per reaction.
No repeat visits or sharing allowed!

Look up how to quickly disconnect the batteries before you go hunting, so you can do that before you get them home.

How are they supposed to make the unimaginably big number go up ever faster if they’re not taking all they can from everyone at once?
It’s an optimization problem. Their fiduciary responsibility and raison d’etre is to solve it.

Wasn’t referring to what Meta could do or even necessarily that there’s an issue with Lemmy’s software. More that there’s a bunch of servers with various configurations without resources dedicated to intrusion detection, mitigation or reporting. If something did happen at a server level to a hobbyist instance there’s no reason to believe users or maybe even the persons running the instance would know about it.

Probably. Not sure if this will do it. But there’s inherent privacy concerns in having a bunch of relatively insecure silos interoperating as a semi-social network even if most of us do so with varying degrees of anonymity. For the moment, most of us are here to avoid corporate overreach so motivations are in a certain degree of alignment. But it’s just a matter of time before something goes wrong or the winds change in an unforeseen way.

Is there anyway to implement (without spinning up your own private instance) the ability for individual users to opt out of federation of their content to certain instances, or would that introduce too much overhead and complication?

No. Did you? I was replying to every parent comment above mine.

“about to be out of a job”
“will be hired by Google, Microsoft and other companies within minutes.”
“I’m sure MS would love to grab a few more.”

All seemed to ignore the context quoted from the letter and may as well have been responding solely based on the headline alone. The employees clearly stated they already have an active offer in place.

Dude, it literally says that right in the letter…

Microsoft has assured us that there are positions for all OpenAl employees at this new subsidiary should we choose to join.

Did you not even read it?

Is THIS why he renamed Twitter?! WTF do I press to doubt now?!

The story they’re discussing: https://www.theverge.com/features/23931789/seo-search-engine-optimization-experts-google-results

Can we do some more CEOs and bankers, now? Start a trend. Keep the ball rolling. Puhleeeze.

A fever is a symptom and similarly it is one that must be treated directly to save the life of the patient.

While in complete agreement that it’s good the option is there, have definitely interacted with plenty of end users who, for various reasons, really should never.

They get to sell their parts without having to pay all of the repair people and probably getting out of a certain amount of warranty liability. Win-win-win for them.

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They’ve been notifying users for a while now, when sending mobi files.

Which is crazy, right? If a stock sale allows an investment in a business, a stock buyback should be a paying off of that debt, freeing more revenue in the future to be used explicitly to pay workers who generate that revenue. How the fuck that is justified in instead enriching the value of other investments still held by other investors shows the selective use of the analogy by corporate interests and that the whole house of cards is just bullshit.