@molly0xfff Oh dropout is great! So many good shows! Also a few that don't hit the mark for me, but the overall quality of content is extremely impressive!
I use two 2 TB nvme drives for Arch Linux, still have space on them. I still keep Windows around for a few things, but it's on a measly 1 TB ssd. @gamingonlinux
This is funny. OpenAI, who scraped the entire internet to build its product, is now enforcing copyright via notices. They still don’t give credit for stealing content from everyone, yet now acting like holier-than-thou https://www.reddit.com/r/ChatGPT/comments/1cnvyzp/
@nixCraft So ChatGPT text is based on copyrighted content, and it's copyrighting that content, all while being sued by the New York Times for bypassing their paywall... And in the next few years OpenAI will run out of quality content and will feed the text generated by their model back into its model to make more copyright content...
@GottaLaff NFL - Her ability to tell the story, and the effect it would have had on the campaign, is important regardless of its veracity. She literally does not need to have been honest for this story becoming public to be a campaign impacting event, and for this scheme to therefore be a campaign contribution.
@yora pretty much I was trying to reach for another term for when a computer plays a nontrivial role in the structure and creation of a work, but the creative decisions are direct active decisions made by the human or humans who made the work.
The problem with outsourcing your chat or forum to third parties is that you don't own them. That is correct
The problem with self hosting those things yourself is that 1. nobody will use them because why aren't you just using this 3rd party app that everyone is already using and 2. have fun doing your own spam control
Seems like a bit of a damned if you do damned if you don't situation if you ask me
If I host my games on my own site browsers like Chrome will scream "this is a file that isn't regularly downloaded ARE YOU SURE??"
This should only happen if the file hasn't been downloaded much and is either unsigned, or signed with a new codesigning certificate (the more your file is downloaded, the more reputation it gets; if the file is unsigned, the file itself is collecting reputation; if it's signed, the reputation applies to the certificate instead, so all downloads signed with the same certificate will count).
Unfortunately, the price of codesigning certificates seems to have trippled in the last few years – $188 for a 3-year certificate in '21, €485 two months ago…
@jernej__s I mean, saying "this should only happen if the file isn't downloaded much" in a situation where the file will be downloaded far less often isnt super helpful, especially if updates resets the whole thing
I guess you could get around that by hosting a downloader that never changes but you have none of these issues if you put your stuff on itch or steam, which is exactly my point
@arstechnica Remember that environmentalism was the excuse for removing the charger brick from the box of the latest iphones. This is just another step in removing things from the box so that you have to buy them separately. I wouldn't be suprised if apple removed the USB type c port to make you go out and buy an apple branded wireless charger. Don't give them any more ideas, I don't want them to get courageous again lest android phones follow suit.
The other day, I accidentally made a typo in a post. I thought "Eh, not many people will see it anyway".
Today, Threads pushed out an update so I can now see how many views my posts get. Almost 8 million people have seen my big dumb typo. I will never mentally recover from this.
Washington Post: At Mar-a-Lago, Trump asked oil CEOs to raise $1 billion for his campaign and told them if he gets back in the White House he'll immediately reverse dozens of Biden’s environmental rules and policies and stop new ones from being enacted. https://wapo.st/3UBf4Fy