Strangely enough, I got kevin oleary confused with this guy. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=UrgpZ0fUixs

Well, I’ll be able to put sarcasm identification, just not reading comprehension.

Oooh, I interpreted your reply as in you thought it was funny that the OC was shocked. Ha. Jokes on me eh.

If anyone ever asks what your strengths are, don’t say identifying sarcasm.

And started off with letter identification to help with reading scanned books. For example, place 3 known 'R’s tell users to select all R’s. If majority of people select 4 R’s then that unknown 4th R becomes a known letter

I have absolutely zero data to back my thought up here. But Google probably cares about illegal Chinese access because it would piss off the Chinese government. Google would love to get into China, it’s a huge market.

Seems like the military has already followed illegal orders (e.g. bombing the Venezuelan boats) . Don’t think they’re really interested in following the law.

Entire political spectrum means people from the far left, left, centre, right and far right support it (entire spectrum)… not that every single person does.

I’m a hack at IT but am self hosting forgejo. Just works.

On eBay?

If the doctor said “I’ll cure you” and proceeded to make an absolute fucking shamozzle of every attempt at helping people (Except maybe once??) then I would be pretty pissed at the doctor and prefer the doctor stay away in their own corner.

In case that analogy is lost on some, I’ll refer you to the illustrious leader invader zim

Zim: I put the fires out.

Almighty Tallest Red: You made them worse!

Zim: Worse… or better?

//Answer - it was definitely worse.

Yes, because America has an outstanding track record in making positive changes from meddeling in other countries affairs.

it can work pretty well so long as you’re in control and you don’t take the result as truth.

But doesn’t this make the whole point null and void? Like obviously if you’re running it through and getting an output you do have to take elements of it as truth.

reads headline - surely not

a 36-year-old Florida man

Ah.

I mean, should we believe them? Your source did an estimation too. I agree, that’s why I commented the same. 3% of paid customers which is not as huge as you’d expect Not sure what the interest is around percentages, I suppose an estimate of 20million is more than a few content creators. That’s nearly Australia’s population

This site estimates 20million subscriptions, granted this is estimated from a chatgpt comment https://www.businessofapps.com/data/chatgpt-statistics/

Yeah, I haven’t used reddit for years, but recently landed there trying to figure out an issue with raspberry pi /ssh. So much content and support… real shame

Yeah, I’m sure it’s user error somewhere. But trying to find / read logs etc etc or do any type of fault finding is a bit of a grind because I don’t use Linux enough to become proficient

I personally found this really easy to initially install, much easier than photo prism… however it’s died twice on me (postgres issues) first was due to an update and then incorrect permissions… I’m not sure what broke it the second time… So whilst easy to install, does still require maintenance and time to fix issues.

So here you’re referencing using Google that all privacy conscious consumers would be losing their mind at… so I guess this proves my point that it shouldn’t be solely up to the individual to protect themselves.