redwattlebird

joined 11 months ago
[–] redwattlebird 1 points 8 hours ago (1 children)

Why privatise though? Or if you do privatise, pass legislation to make data trading illegal unless you pay the person whose data is bring traded or make it outright illegal. Or figure out a way to make the data completely useless. Perhaps banning advertising and marketing or limiting what they can do. So many possibilities for a better future than this.

[–] redwattlebird 2 points 21 hours ago (1 children)

Heck, I have a tech literate friend who can't handle Linux but I think if you're willing to be tech support like my husband is for his parents, the transition is easier.

[–] redwattlebird 3 points 21 hours ago

Probably the more desirable dystopian future, to be honest.

[–] redwattlebird 17 points 1 day ago (7 children)

How about... People are paid as age verifiers. Win, win. More jobs, lower chance of data being stolen, maybe more awkwardness if you came across your partner on the other end of the teleconference call.

Or, how about this, bring back porn theatres. Industry gets paid from ticket sales, you have a ticket person who can ask for ID.

Also, is porn really that damaging to kids? I remember when there were videos circulating from beheadings and that was far more traumatising.

[–] redwattlebird 4 points 1 day ago

I feel like even those games will be banned if we don't stop them now. My thoughts are that games like 'I am Jesus' is the end goal here.

[–] redwattlebird 2 points 1 day ago

JFC, it's real. Someone posted a link to purchase the book off Amazon below. I'm gobsmacked.

[–] redwattlebird 5 points 2 days ago

What does 'democratise art' even mean? It's not like everyone votes for a specific generated AI image.

Anyway, I think what you mean is Socialism, in terms of AI making 'skills' available for everyone.

But it's not. It's stealing your capability to learn and taking it for itself without paying you for your efforts. Every input you use trains the model. Even though you're not creating art, you're still creating a prompt and you should be paid for your labour.

It's already been said by the operators of this massive scam. They can only operate via theft.

[–] redwattlebird 3 points 3 days ago* (last edited 3 days ago)

Have you gone to their (Collective Shout) website to check out their successful campaigns? They've taken down a manufacturer on Temu who makes silicon heads used for piercing. Apparently the heads looked too much like children.

[–] redwattlebird 5 points 3 days ago

Pretty much part of the plot from Who Framed Roger Rabbit.

[–] redwattlebird 40 points 3 days ago (2 children)

TLDR: make multiple backups

[–] redwattlebird 2 points 5 days ago

Which ones? Spill the beans.

[–] redwattlebird 4 points 5 days ago

Go to the affiliate or supporters page and have a deep dive into each of the members and their past associations or activities. It's not on the front page, but there's religion written all over it.

 

A dark, slow paced tune about an extinction. Just spreading some Aussie influence, though technically she's UK since she lives and works from there now.

 

I really love this new song of theirs. Really glad they're still kicking around and coming up with bangers like these.

Also just joined the community after seeing the link in micro globe memes! Loving the collections here.

 

I switched to a Linux Mint/Win11 dual boot system over the weekend and installed Unity from Flathub. Running Unity Hub is fine but when I try to login, it hangs with no errors. I can log into the asset store just fine, so nothing wrong with the credentials. I'd like to know what terminal commands I could use to see what it's actually doing and figure out why it hangs.

I really don't want to continue using it in Windows and only keep it to run work programs, and really need to use Unity for University.

Edit: Troubleshooted via the terminal, then uninstalled the .Deb package that I downloaded from the Unity website and then followed another tutorial from another part of their website with terminal commands. Managed to log in and run my projects.

 

Thankfully, the cyclist got away with non life threatening injuries.

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Mixed messages (lemmings.world)
 

Seen on husband's ride to work this morning. Our local council is right on brand.

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