A trio of shadowed men drive the first into a dark corner.

Oh I they cornered the person lol

I thought the blood type immediately changed, turning them grey, and then they… exploded…

Oh wow that’s neat

Does the ecosystem have something like Mealie and Tandoor, where a nontechnical user can drop in a link to add a recipe?

Which might also make sense, if drivers are aware that a lot of kids will be walking around, they might be more careful.

I wonder how the number of deaths has changed over time. Road and vehicle safety have improved, lighting improved, it’s more common for kids to have reflective objects on them, and fewer kids are going out. Maybe it was a lot worse in the past?

So discussions like the ones in this thread have helped save lives, but I’d much rather the post itself wasn’t misleading

Oh wow that’s embarrassing, I must have been saying it wrong this whole time.

I’m sorry about the other errors as well, I blame being tired while trying to get the shields.io icons working through trial and error. They don’t have the best support for alternative git platforms: https://shields.io/badges/gitea-forks

I think it should all be fixed now: https://fedecan.ca/en/guide/threadiverse/alternative-uis#mlmym

It could be some AB testing or regional differences

I recently saw a video encouraging people to adopt former lab mice. That made me think that the mice that are not adopted out might also be killed even if that is not needed for the study.

There are likely programs that organize images by the most common colors, similar to the ones that let you create a collage image with a whole bunch of tiny images

Off the top of my head, such a program could probably achieve this by

1. For each saved RFK image, calculate the average red green and blue values
2. Calculate the average red green and blue values for the food image
3. Look for the closest RFK image

Those images don’t look like AI to me, but rather photos taken under different lighting.

The problem with Tor is that, to some, it can seem a bit intimidating. Sure, you can opt to use the Tor Browser, but that only protects your web browsing, so it’s not global protection on your desktop.

There is, however, a simple app you can use to gain global anonymity/encryption for all of your desktop apps that send data packets beyond your LAN. That app is called Carburetor, and it’s only available for Linux.

I’m also curious how good/safe this is + if usage like this is something that the Tor network can handle.

The joke (or lack of) might be, but I do appreciate the effort that went into the artwork

I thought it was a joke about Firefox myself, but I’m not sure

I wrote that line 😄

The situation was still ongoing at the time of that change, and I figured that a new user doesn’t want to read a bunch of lore if they’re just there to pick a UI. Anyone that is curious can ask here or simply search for it

Your instance runs the following

https://m.lemmy.zip/

https://blorp.lemmy.zip/home

https://a.lemmy.zip/lemmy.zip

https://old.lemmy.zip/

You can read more about it on this page:

https://fedecan.ca/en/guide/threadiverse/alternative-uis

There’s actually a lot of decent sci Fi with Canadian creators / writers / cast / filming location

The main rule is that it will be set anywhere but Canada

How many versions of this diagram did Cisco make 😄

Since this account doesn’t fit the pattern of the other harassment accounts from before, I haven’t banned the account.

However, I do see a number of downvotes on your comments during a very short time span.

@[email protected], please do not go through a user’s history in order to downvote unrelated comments. We consider that to be vote manipulation and harassment, as voting should be intentional and specific. We recommend that if you do not want to see content from a particular user, you should block the user instead: https://fedecan.ca/en/guide/threadiverse/how-to-block#blocking-a-user

I don’t think it would work out well for americans, not that this administration cares though. They might do it regardless

Unless they can get other countries to stop using the local models, American companies will have a much harder time competing if everyone else can use cheaper and more efficient models while they need to use expensive american ones.

I don’t disagree but I’m curious what government regulation can do to create that moat? What are they trying to get out of the recent fearmongering, I can’t figure out what the end goal is

This is a great explanation for someone who hasn’t used one, thank you :)

This was a problem in [email protected] and they’ve done a good job of dealing with it. You could take a look at that past discussion to see what worked / what didn’t.

IMO there is an organized effort behind some of these new accounts pushing AI projects, and you need to deal with it in some form to stop them from coming

Based on the other reply

Me after I give someone access to my email address and tell them to email someone sarcastically and they do so

Maybe they get a spa day too