That is not Tim Curry. Some freaky deepfake shit.

Real life isn’t Rick & Morty.

Llms will never become sentient. It would take an entirely separate and much more sophisticated technology (probably more than one) making use of something like llms to even approach that possibility. Don’t let techbros fool you.

Or 150 TB, for the correct way to write it.

When we stopped support for Linux, we saw more cheat users exploiting Linux, than actual legitimate users.

Am I reading this wrong? Or is this guy really trying to say the very predictable rise in exploit users on the platform after they stopped patching the exploits is proof that the platform is full of cheaters?

From what I can make out, that and the recommended argument (–break-match-filters) rely on a filters list, which doesn’t seem to have a date option of their own. For now I’ve just added the problematic videos to my archive file, so they won’t slow it down anymore, but it feels like it should be possible to halt the script like that. Maybe it’s too niche of an edge case.

It appears to be a comedic mispronunciation of “fire”, since the source of the term is a comic about a fire fighter.

It says at the end:

They were quickly dubbed “foo-fighters” by Donald J. Meiers, a radar operator in the 415th Night Fighter Squadron, who named them after a then-current comic strip called Smokey Stover. Smokey was a fireman, or “foo fighter”, who travelled to incidents in his “Foomobile”.

It’s Swedish, I think.

An actor is not the character they play.

*Radcliffe

I’ve seen two videos by this guy (that I can recall) and both heavily focus on the speed of light, hah. Both quite good, too!

…what? I think I understand what this headline means, but am really struggling to understand how these other games/devs think this is a good idea. What the fuck…

Interesting. I was wondering why there wasn’t the usual “Most Popular Demos” button on the main page.

Inb4 it’s just flame wars all the way down (with a side of harassment).

It’s a cutie, too.

People put far too much faith the idea that we as a society know most, or even all there is to know. Humanity has advanced far and increasingly faster in recent years, but we still know basically nothing in terms of the grand scale of things to discover and know.

Even now, our methods of discovering things like new species are far less advanced than people like this probably imagine - it basically boils down to time, persistence, and luck.

Or just use a locally hosted password generator for one that isn’t handfed to you by a for-profit company…

My first thought as well. Of companies to lose to further “investor” shittery, I can’t say I’ll lose much sleep over EA if that turns out to be the case.

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