Is there any type of context available? Spike mat for bikes seems pretty much interchangeable with pulling a gun in terms of likely outcome for the target.

I know a few. Just because your bubble is functional doesn’t mean all of Europe is.

If the “working” definition is “is secure”, and there’s 11 ways in which it’s not, is it not “insecure”, aka. “not working” then?

The rise of cellphone surfers has nothing to do with these statistics?

Tell me you don’t know how the technology works without telling me. The “good” models are huge. They make servers larger than your local town centre run on full load for every query. There’s no throttle to hold them back, as that doesn’t help. It’ll always be full speed ahead. And the results are based on probability, with a factor of bullshit baked in as part of the design. Yes, computers become more efficient over time, but that doesn’t help when you keep pushing them to go full speed all the time. The thirstiest CPU in the original Pentium family used to consume 17.3 Watts at full speed. Today, the Intel Xeon w9-3595X slurps 462 Watts given the chance. The Nvidia B200 datacenter GPU has a TDP of 1000 Watts. And data centers have thousands of these running, full speed, for LLMs to serve us hallucinated “facts”.

Shoot, you’re correct. My bad!

The ‘S’ stands for “Secure”. HTTPS is encrypted with SSL or, nowadays, TLS which means a third party can’t intercept and read your transferred data. Http on the other hand is sent in clear text, meaning its contents can be read by anyone who can access it.

Edit: thanks nasteva@jlai.lu for the correction! I got the encryption algorithms mixed up.

First Geneva Convention says you can’t kill soldiers who are out of battle due to injuries or sickness, that much is true. I haven’t heard of these “double taps” before so I don’t know the circumstances but I wanted to point out that killing an injured soldier who have not yet decided to stop fighting is seemingly allowed.

It’s an AI generated picture and story, sadly. I badly wanted this to be true.

I don’t know. I switched jobs somewhat recently (sw development, tech sector) and my new set of colleagues are all Bambu shills. This sort of stuff apparently doesn’t have the reach it should.

Upvote for the silly joke. 😄

Not sure if serious, but you’re aware jellyfin is FOSS and selfhosted, right?

Next week we’ll discuss source criticism. 😊

Wowza. “Torrent” being synonymous with “warez” was not on my 2026 bingo card.

Ddit: maybe just “copy” was the word it was replacing? Unexpected either way IMO.

Yeah, they’re making us look bad despite being somewhat well behaved. 😂

I guess you’re one of today’s “lucky 10 000”. Congrats on that, I’m sorry for being condescending before.

I don’t know about that

Edit: Seems I can’t upload the exact chart I was thinking of, so here’s the hotlink: https://amr-review.org/sites/default/files/Info 4 bar chart white.jpg

And water is wet. More news at 11.

Don’t get me wrong, it’s great that this shit is being discussed because it needs to change. But imagining this to be news to anyone would give me nightmares.

I feel like I was misunderstood here. I’m making the same argument you did - it makes little to no sense setting up a VPS yourself if you can just as easily grab your data from the SaaS instance.

And thus administering the server yourself proved to be a waste of time and money as the SaaS was just as resilient? I’m still confused.