Theory - mass media creates the narrative that witches in the US are Devil worshippers, often with a pretty manly depiction of the Devil, thereby trying to enforce that they “derive their power from their relationship to a man”.

I seem to recall reading once that the launch cost was down to $10,000 for a cubesat now.

Thanks! It’s lovely!

Lovely!

What game is this?

I don’t get it. Can someone please explain?

What a dick!

The Frodo bit took 17 years? Damn!

Yeah, but was it the same river?

Coz we a lazy bunch. Deal with it.

Steam doesn’t release every game in every market, do they?

The AI is just image and object recognition and tagging. It’s very powerful (even runs on CPU in docker) and useful. No LLMs here.

I mean, maybe you like rawdogging life. I dunno.

My network shared folders are on a windows 11 (yes, I know. It’s shit.) pc and my docker is running on Linux.

Here’s what my mounts look like -

volumes:
  plex:
    driver: local
    driver_opts:
      type: cifs
      o: username=pc_username,password=pc_password,vers=3.0,file_mode=0777,dir_mode=0777
      device: //10.0.0.3/Plex

Hope this helps.

Dude, he’s right. Facebook and its shitbag apps are no longer social media apps. They’re just media consumption apps. Any social networking you do on there with your friends or acquaintances is incidental and unintended.

Basically, the FTC should have moved a long, long time ago. But it was hobbled till Lina Khan came along.

Folks, tell me if this is a good idea - OP gets a backblaze subscription. Backs up everything on that system - all the forgejo stuff, all the immich stuff, all the Arr content.

If/when stuff breaks, OP… gets a backblaze drive home with their stuff and returns it after reinstating their backups?

What bank is that?

Didn’t read the article, as you said it’s just an ad for VPNs. But one way this affects VPN users is that now you can’t VPN into Italy to use a service without hitting the age verification prompt. That just sucks!

Yeah, they really need to start building RAG supported models. That way they can actually show where they’re getting their data, and even pay the sources fairly. Imagine a RAG or MCP server connecting to Wikipedia, one to encyclopedia.com, and one to stack overflow.

It’s not easy. LLMs take so much training data that at this point, their training data is basically, all books publically available, all blogs on the internet, pretty much all of tumblr, Reddit, stack overflow and every forum you can think of. Even then, some LLMs need even more data. So companies have started outright stealing data - pirating stuff, downloading stuff from Anna’s Archive, etc.

So no, no billion dollar company can make their own training data. Even if you plug in every email ever sent on Gmail, Google still won’t have enough data to train a good LLM. So they go with the cheaper option- training data that has already been collected, sorted, cleaned, and labeled.

In one sense, they’re again stealing others’ hard work - rather than cleaning their own data, they use public data sets. In another sense, even that’s not enough.