Well, when you figure it out, let me know!

As long as you ignore all the times she called for a ceasefire, sure.

Just like Spider-Man was just a guy, if you ignore all the super powers.

If two bans was all it took to silence all those voices, they weren’t that plentiful to begin with.

Whenever these kinds of reports come in, I always just assume it’s bad actors who know full well that in context the word being used is perfectly innocent, but they want to muddy the waters.

Stremio with a debrid service.

Or just require your Apple password to turn it off.

Choosing “not to participate” is inherently a choice.

Until they use it as a reason to require you to bring proof(s) of citizenship when registering to vote.

Obviously not nearly enough, since you’re literally repeating the same mistake.

Don’t be silly, those things don’t matter because reasons. But the genocide which we can’t directly control in any way? That is the only thing that truly matters.

Wanna guess the number of people that thought that same thing in 2016?

About 60 million sales. The question I have is how much that is in euros.

Oh man, I’ve got such a raging baby right now.

Nah, that type of stuff never phased me.

Windows bad, remember?

They’re just trying to be quirky.

Right there with you. I moderated on Gaia Online back in the day, and every now and then someone would get their jollies off by posting gore and CSAM. And of course, the mod team would have to clean it up because that’s what they do.

I actually had a better time modding on Reddit. At least no one posted CSAM once a month.

Though Reddit is the place I ended up modding a video that fucked me up for a little while…

$46 a player isn’t unheard of, even outside whaling.

LLMs can’t reason. Their blocks can be worked around trivially. Ask chat gpt if it’s a therapist, or even tell it to pretend to be one, and it will tell you it can’t impersonate people.

Yet…

You can’t retroactively change FOSS licensing, but oft times you can alter the licensing moving forward. Not always the case, of course. But in no way are all FOSS licenses set in stone.