Comment Re: I'd take it (Score 1) 139
And dont pay anywhere close to what they were making.
And dont pay anywhere close to what they were making.
I wouldn't be surprised if most of the complaints are from ai bots and not real people.
There's nothing wrong with having a community were AI content is prohibited. In the future, such areas will probably be significantly more valuable anyway.
Some social media site is going to restrict all AI and find that many people would prefer such a community.
This doesn't mean you can't find AI slop online - there's tons of places. Why not have a few that are more selective?
Any subs that follow the TrueWhatever invariably turn into shit.
Hey guys, we told the AI agents to constantly look around and find something to do and so they found something to do, it must be alive.
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No highs no lows it must be bose
Only one of the exploit chains requires LFI, there's other paths of triggering the exploit
Because the software / firmware could be different from the production environment? If you're an auditor, and you believe an entity may be up to something nefarious, would you TRUST the same entity to supply you a device that wasn't altered to cover their tracks?
Before you go public, as you control all the shares. What's SpaceX going to do? You think Elmo is going to give up the shares, or is he going to issue 73 million more and dilute the price?
You say they broke their website, but that's just from your puny individual human perspective. When you consider it from their giant corporate perspective, any time they can put another advertisement in front of your eyeballs is a win for them. If they just up and presented the media you wanted, you'd watch it and then go away, robbing them of views they deserve somehow.
Sounds like 46 more targets of investigation.
Always been a big fan of the Cringe and met him several times. Always an interesting character. His book, "Accidental Empires" is a must read for anybody wanting to understand how we got to where we are today. He will be missed.
Unless they're secretly training on all your chats despite them saying they're not.
Most computer/tech hardware at least can have a second life after it's fulfilled its primary purpose.
The exception to that is Apple.
You can routinely find their iPads but if they aren't "unregistered" from whoever had the main account, they're utterly useless.
It doesn't make sense to buy products from a company that locks down its hardware like that. I can understand that for a phone, but not some old tablet.
Generously: Musk wasn't willing to go along with thee grape soda and beef jerky terminology, therefore Mr. Mossad knew he was a liability to the operation. He either wouldn't or couldn't be controlled or would readily spill the spaghetti due to his autism.
99.9% of that can be solved with allowing the construction of new designs of reactors instead of booting the old ones back up.
Heisengberg might have been here.