Thats just the first round of IP law vs AI Corpos. I’m really interested if this process will fix the broken copyright system or fix the AI Corpos - one of the two has to give.

Right now i play “A Game about digging a Hole”. I feel very dwarfy rn.

I would be less concerned if that rectum actually were a rectum, those are actually built to stretch, even if not that far.

As an EU citizen, I personally donated some cash now, in the hopes of financing at least a few drinks for the drone unit, with the hopes that they break that pipeline as often as necessary.

"He said that the first Ukrainian soldiers from reconnaissance who fell into Russian hands were tortured particularly brutally – their eyes were gouged out, their lips, ears, and noses were cut off, and their bodies were mutilated”

fucking monsters.

Clippy already was a big step in the wrong direction from Microsoft, i’m not gonna celebrate mistakes of the past because they seem benign in comparison to todays mistakes.

The Fitgirl Repack is the 2020 version. There is a portable version released by Digitalzone (Archive size 9.49GB, based on the online-fix.me p2p release), which works online, but still needs a microsoft account according to release notes (so a burner account is preferable). Haven’t tried it, but the Digitalzone portables i did try in the past all worked well so i expect the same here.

Since “chaotic neutral” includes the mentally deranged and insane, your description is apt. But for once I agree with 4chan - if the UK don’t want to see it, they will have to close their eyes.

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Always have Jeans.

there’s a pinned post on the lidarr discord server:

Hi everyone, it’s July 25. Yesterday, the devs and mod team here have begun (early) alpha testing of the new Lidarr metadata server. In general, things are working fairly well. There are a few issues to resolve before it can go live. But we wanted to let everyone know that we have some concrete forward movement happening behind the scenes. NOTE: This stage of testing is NOT OPEN to users. We appreciate your patience, but at this stage you cannot help. This update is meant to let you know that the project is not dead, as some have incorrectly theorized, and that there is behind-the-scenes work heading toward getting the new metadata server up and running as quickly as possible. Please continue to be patient, and continue to use this channel for Lidarr support questions. If you have other conversation topics, please use ⁠general or another more appropriate channel for that. Thank you from the devs and mod team

so it’s not dead, but it might take a bit until the new metadata server is available.

@[email protected]

e: there are also singular reports in the last days on the lidarr subreddit from people on the development branch that it occasionally works, so might be that there is movement behind the curtain.

startups in a nutshell

To quote Cartman:“MOM! BATHROOM!”

Brussel sprouts are also called “Kohlsprossen” in some german speaking areas -> cabbage sprouts. Cauliflower is also called “Karfiol” ("Car-fee-ol which i dont have a fucking clue how it came to be.)

in addition to all the stuff people answered you can also cut it in about 1 cm thick slices, bread it and fry it in a pan like a schnitzel, which tastes awesome.

That’s organic chemistry tho, so it might be a biologist in disguise!

I read the study @[email protected] linked and the following statements can be made:

for 32 university students with normal vision and without dyslexia who have not encountered bionic reading before

• There was no statistical relevant difference between bionic and normal texts regarding reading speed and comprehension
• There was no statistical relevant difference between faster and slower readers
• There was no statistical relevant difference when given time to adapt to bionic reading

but

• in bayesian analysis there was no strong evidence for either the null- or the alternative hypothesis (meaning an effect cannot be ruled out) even tho the sample size should have been enough to do just that, meaning it could still have an effect, but it would also mean that if it did, it wouldn’t be something to recommend to someone out of the blue because the relevance for singular people is negligible
• the study did not test people with dyslexia, ADHD or vision impairment, so for those groups no statement can be made.

There were no studies following up on these results, so if someone wants to go for it, it’s free real estate!

Yeah, had the same issue with my ISP, but at least they switched me back to ipv4 after a support call. Didn’t want to pay extra for the privilege of not being reachable from the outside anymore.

which still requires someone to swipe the phone and the owner not recognizing it long enough to do a remote wipe. I am not someone who hangs on the smartphone 8 hours per day, and even i would realize my phone is gone within 15 - 30 minutes, giving an attacker a pretty small time window to act.

e: and they have to break into the phone as well - if it’s updated, that might buy more than enough time

I’m thinking the same - i for example have nearly every fitgirl release stored and backuped. there is no way i can ever play them all, but last time i checked i have quite a few games that are not available to buy anymore because they were pulled from steam/gog/epic. sometime in the future i will work on making all of these games available again.

I can see this being useful for everything where you normally would use portable diesel generators - remote locations, temporary installations and similar stuff.