It's a Pie Cookie Corral for investigators and investors with Gila Monsters. It's helicopters and butlers. Father & Son(s) stores with 235 years of combined military experience with either Delta Prawn, Ranger Brick, or Seal Sitter Sam.

Given /.'s rendering of unicode across platforms (amusing to read how it should be "fixed" over the years), the likelihood the link is functional is non-zero.

My first question: How big's the file?
Second: Does it phone home?

And, of course, it does. So, go ahead and enjoy your Trilogy of Terror E.T. version bound for a municipal dump.

Well, to be fair, when 'they' are wrong, it is normally, amazingly bad, like 'no need to wash hands before delivering babies' and 'tetra-ethel lead is a perfectly safe anti-knocking agent and chlorofluorocarbons are great for industrial uses. Though the last two were both by the same asshole.

Your step 2 argument still does not allege a violation because my copying a copy of a work to which I own, results in no damage.. .. I can copy a copy of a work 10,000 or 10,000,000 it doesn't matter. If tell my NAS to save 10,000,000 snapshots of my archives, I have made 10,000,000 copies. Unless I have distributed a work, I have not violated your copyright under any provision of Title 17... Again, it is not up to me make to make an Affirmative Defense. I can't make a defense to which there is no violation.

Try making your opening sentence argument in court and see how quickly the judge asks you if you ever heard of the term 'De Minimus' because if that is all you got, you don't have a case but a joke.... Go read Title 17 USC Section 107 and then come back and talk to me once you understand what the four provisions for Fair Use are and you can explain to the adults where an LLM violates all four of the possible defenses.... ...Again, it is not my job to offer an affirmative defense if I am accused. It is your job to make your case and you just lost with your opening sentence joke.

You are hung up on this word copy and don't seem to actually understand copyright law. You can copy all you want. Copy ten million times and it's not a problem. Distribute a copy and you are now in violation. Show me where an LLM is violating a provision of Fair Use. Just one instance. Any instance. Go ahead.

No it isn't. It is up to the injured party to present damage. If you can't show me were and how my work is supposedly a derived work, then I am under no obligation to even claim fair use. It is my work and I am entitled to copyright protection. Now if you can show me which sections are in violation, I can tell you why they are allowed under one of the four provisions of the fair use statue. Otherwise the complaining party can piss off.

It doesn't matter if it copies. All that matters is, is there any distribution of a derived work happening beyond what is allowed with Fair Use. That is all a judge and jury can care about. I can make 170,000 copies or 1.7 million copies at my house on scrolls if I want It only becomes an issue when I distribute works to which I do not have the copyright to. Please learn about subjects before you speak about them. It's so much worse that you would be doing it with such a stupid name.

You have the absolute worst handle to be so assured of a subject you seem to know nothing about. Copyright law only cares about redistribution... copying, hence the copyright part, for the purpose of distributing and making a profit. The computer can store the data however it wants. It only becomes an issue if it is redistributing more than is allowed by Fair Use. Unless I can ask the AI: Print me ever Steven King novel, word for word, and share that with the world. But no one is doing that. I can just share a PDF if I want to pirate a book. There is no Copyright case to be made here because there is no Copyright violation happening.

I have to reset that default at least once a week.

The US has done this before. They were 'misrouted'.

We can walk and chew gum at the same time. We might learn things on one that will benefit the other, so we should do them all. Built Atlantis, a Moon base, a Mars research base, more Antarctic research stations. We should do all the things.

I still maintain we should build some robotic floating platforms in Venus's atmosphere that do breeding of various bacteria that are anaerobic to see if any of them can survive in the upper clouds. We might get lucky with natural selection and one of them will just naturally figure out a way to start participating out carbon.

For short visits, other than the transit time and the resulting radiation exposure, a few week visit to a floating Venus platform is almost easier and safer than a few weeks on the moon.

And rather easy to create from carbon dioxide. The only reason methane on Mars is preferred is that carbon monoxide engines have not really been developed or tested as it's specific impulse is not that great, it's only something like 80% as good as Methalox. But there is nothing stopping the Venus mission even the floating one technically, just the will to do it. In many ways Venus is even easier than the Moon for short visits if you limit yourself to the upper atmosphere.