Another useless toy to generate random noise that follows certain rules of composition and will be able to filter out the few notes per octave that do not fit into the actual key. You don't need "AI" for this kind of carnival magic, you don't even need a computer for that, The rules are 100-500 years old for western classical music, a lot older for Indian and some other asian classics. You could build a mechanical device that does the job or employ someone without the slightest understanding of music to create scores just by static rules. Algorithmic composition has been done countless times and the result is NOT MUSIC. It's algorithmic noise. Because a piece of "art" created by random without an artistic intention is not a piece of arts. It's a random piece of whatever and it will remain a random thing of no content. Even if you sell it to a gallery or a record label that doesn't make it art, it just makes it [another] expensive piece of trash.

Stupid people trusting stupid software...

I'm a native German speaker and I've never heard or read the expression "französische Schabe" (french roach). It's "Küchenschabe" (kitchen roach) or "Kakerlake" (from "cucaracha"). The "official" term is "gewöhnliche" (common) "Schabe", IIRC.

Yes - for nothing when they actually could auction the names off. Like "Walmart Sparrow" or "Airbus Falcon". Stupid, liberals...

I happen to have known a couple of actual, once NSDAP-card-carrying nazis. I assure you that banning accounts on /. was not the way handling remarks they didn't like. Also, the way how a single nazi as an individual might have taken critizism is completely irrelevant here. It takes a whole state dominated by an authoritarian group to create a totalitarian regime. The fact that a TV show of the proposed kind would require a fascist state to exist and the fact that you're calling orhers blindly nazis renders you a bloody idiot unable to understand how fascism even works - too stupid to be a nazi, if you want so.

381*381km? Even Austria is bigger than that. And they're not that obstinate.

That's all Poland's fault. Oh, I forgot - you can't even say that anymore.

I, too, welcome our new corporate overlords!

Good enough for me. Always beats being directed to McDonalds.

Since human eyes can't do much with google maps' new look where street names have been mostly obscured as well as any details have been replaced by grey blur over a grey background AI can easily tell you any bullshit. Before you'll have zoomed in and out enough times to verify or realize that you've been had it will already come up with the next LML powered nonsense.

A so called two-faced (or split-brained) resolver. Nothing really uncommon. IIRC even had its own template zonefile and named.conf in in BIND9's offficial doc (and probably previous versioms), I think it even has it's own chapter in one of the official DNS-related RFCs.

Doesn't matter - either you have the key or it isn't end to end encryption anyway.

Systemd might help but wildly installing apps without proper packet management sooner or later will fuck up your system by mismatching libraries anyway.

> What kind of fucked up form of English pronounces "spatial" and "special" identically? It isn't Commonwealth English or or US English. In both cases, the first vowel differs, and in Commonwealth English, "spatial" has the "i" and "a" pronounced distinctly while "special" doesn't. Poor or just heavily accented English. Used by about 90% of the world's english speaking population.

Product design isn't exactly your domain, am I right? But that's all right, we have people enough who design more or less useful stuff - we need people who shoot at things too.