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- Comment on Free Tool Says it Can Bypass Discord's Age Verification Check With a 3D Model 44 minutes ago:
Oh that detail is a TIL
- Comment on Free Tool Says it Can Bypass Discord's Age Verification Check With a 3D Model 1 hour ago:
Have they learned nothing since people used screenshots of death stranding the first this technology was used on a major platform?
If it works with such basic 3d models then what is stopping people from using an ai generated or stolen picture?
Kinda makes me think the goal is not to keep kids safe, its to avoid accountability when kids end up not being safe.
- Comment on 1 day ago:
Ftfy
It feels likea few people just bought theloudest megaphones and are shouting at theworld - Comment on I can't wait for 2016! 1 day ago:
Dont know what decade this is from but i am near certain it was the 6th year of it.
My bet is 66
- Comment on YSK your rights to protest in the US 2 days ago:
Its also worth remembering that the holocaust was also entirely legal.
Legality and morality are distinct concepts.
- Comment on Firefighters Wore Gear Containing “Forever Chemicals.” The Forest Service Knew and Stayed Silent for Years. 2 days ago:
This is certainly bad, but in context of the general problem of Pfas this feels strange to focus on.
These chemicals are literally everywhere, non stick pans, pizza boxes, dental floss, contact lenses, rain jackets, cosmetics,…
Almost everything that is water repellent has a high chance of being made with pfas. Those videos with the cool water repellent sprays, not so cool really.
Dont get me wrong this is a serious issue but the article seems suprised to find it in firefighter clothing while i would personally be more suprised that its not in there.
Trough sweat these people may get a higher dose then some others but in the context of all unborn babies already having pfas… this is (sadly) hardly something to be specifically upset about.
- Comment on YSK your rights to protest in the US 3 days ago:
There calling it “being detained” for a reason.
You are legally speaking not arrested and also not free to go.
- Comment on Discord Users Threaten Exodus Over Age Verification Face Scan Controversy 3 days ago:
Don’t think much needs to be developed.
Matrix has been out for a while… but admittedly i have not checked it out myself yet.
- Comment on A new bill in New York would require disclaimers on AI-generated news content 1 week ago:
“Ai-generated” “News content” fucking hell.
Yes ai needs a label to mark it.
Also news footage needs a label to mark authenticity (clicking on the logo of media should direct you to original source)
But those two should never ever mix. Ai generated news is fake news and any respectable journalist should stay far from it.
- Comment on Unsealed Court Documents Show Teen Addiction Was Big Tech's "Top Priority" 1 week ago:
I misread this as “teen pregnancy” at first and with everything going on, i believed it.
- Comment on AI controls is coming to Firefox 1 week ago:
I am inclined to agree with that sentiment.
However I don’t think thats the full story, there are plenty report of this happening on librewolf but I could not find any for firefox with fingerprint protection enabled, neither did i find any for tor (though sites not working on tor is expected and may just not get reported)
Its seems to me that librewolf has a very unique custom implementation of anti-fingerprinting that is not used elsewhere, ironically that means it could be used as an identifier of its own.
In the larger context this also isn’t just about one website. Claude isn’t trying to obtain any fingerprints and simply expects time to progress.
Plenty of other smaller sites that we don’t know might be affected.
- Comment on AI controls is coming to Firefox 1 week ago:
I prefer my browser doesn’t police what sites do and do not run.
Also, a site that you don’t use, not being useable. Has zero effect on you. Marking this as a positive seems rather petty.
- Comment on AI controls is coming to Firefox 1 week ago:
Ffs, i dont know what browser to use anymore.
Firefox forcing native ai tools down our troath is just too nasty.
Librewolf being so anti ai, using claude in it freezes the page and they seem unwilling to fix it.
- Comment on It's a "patience" building exercise? 1 week ago:
5 sentences. And every single one of em stands out as so dumb only ai could conceive it.
- Comment on send pics 1 week ago:
People using their phone in bath always make me nervous.
- Comment on My muddahs wake. Jeeshush Chrisht! 1 week ago:
If those kids could read, there parents would be very upset.
- Comment on Video game giant Valve facing UK lawsuit over pricing, commissions 2 weeks ago:
This wont hold because you don’t own anything using steam. Its a licensing contract that allows you to download and use the software they provide on their servers.
- Comment on How do I keep a brand new one of these mats from wanting to keep curling up on the ends? 2 weeks ago:
Use it upside down for a while?
- Comment on Turns out my gaming skills are useless in another world! 2 weeks ago:
I like how this implies there is a 20 years of being a normal fit human in between the awkward teen and 40y stage.
- Comment on Fun fact: you can't upload this image on piefed.social 2 weeks ago:
For every that doesn’t understand what this is about.
They are trying to filter content from 4chan
The images you upload gets scanned. If they contain the words “anonymous” it checks if it also contains “no.” And if it does it assumes its from 4 chan and then deliberately serves a misleading error.
- Comment on Grinch 3 weeks ago:
I don’t think the old-grinch would get a dog all to be honest.
Its Max who adopted the grinch instead.
- Comment on YSK - All song birds on the planet are descended from ancestors in Australia. 3 weeks ago:
To be fair, all birds who went extinct back then also still had a common ancestor somewhere, all life on earth does.
- Comment on Microsoft Confirms Windows 11 January 2026 Update Issues, Releases Fixes 3 weeks ago:
To be fair. Lts being more stable is kinda the point, thats why important infrastructure like hospital equipment will always run older lts release versions with as little additional updates possible.
This does not excuse the sheer lack of competence Microsoft has been displaying.
- Comment on I am a modest person. But I have to agree with her 4 weeks ago:
In this work the artist portrays the feeling of disillusionment of modern life.
The subject is in a fastfood restaurant, presumably eating out by choice, they are clearly no longer waiting in line as demonstrated by the already obtained drink, but yet they do not look happy.
The style of intens lines put emphasis on this surreal feeling. Are they really hungry, do they want to be here? Or are they just going trough the motions of their life.
But thats not all because the once the art observer realizes this depth they may even understand beyond it and in effect watch themselves in the mirror. Looking at this art, seemingly by choice. But do they want or need art or are they also just going trough the motions.
Finally hitting the true intention of this art, reflection on the ego that so perversely sees art and then makes it about themselves. Illustrates by the sexual desire clearly expressed by this sad entity.
Truly a masterpiece of its kind. Bidding will start at 4 whole hands of seashells.
- Comment on Wine 11 runs Windows apps in Linux and macOS better than ever 4 weeks ago:
With some apps/games it definitely feels like ir does. Would love to see someone dedicated do proper Wine vs windows benchmarks!
- Comment on AI Is Scheming, and Stopping It Won’t Be Easy, OpenAI Study Finds 4 weeks ago:
Data goes in one end and…
- Comment on Scientists reveal what drives homosexual behavior in primates 4 weeks ago:
I get what you’re saying, i had not considered it could be interpreted like this.
For the record i do think you exist and are valid.
Just because our brains are flexible enough to adjust for otherwise unmet needs does not mean thats it’s a satisfying happy life, que the history of desperate repressed hetero men sharing a room. But any emotional closeness even to a human is better than depressed isolation.
I also consider non sexual relationships like “bromance” to be part of this trend. Showing emotional affection between non lover friends, especially those not in a relationship should be more normalised.
- Comment on Scientists reveal what drives homosexual behavior in primates 4 weeks ago:
Technically its human and sheep.
But the reason is that for all cases of homosexuality in animals they are always actually bisexual.
With the exception of homosexuals sheep who will refuse to mate with the other gender. They are homo exclusive for life and you cannot find an exception (as far as i know)
For humans this can be anecdotally the same but because bisexuality does exist in humans and even supposedly homoexclusive people can have heterosexual experience from before they come out the closest that i think there not comparable.
Just like hetero army guys who may pretend one of them is a women for a night, gay people can exist in loving functional hetero relationships. So even for homosexual people i would say its their main preference on top of bisexual baseline.
- Comment on Scientists reveal what drives homosexual behavior in primates 4 weeks ago:
My theory for a while now that all mammals (except sheep) have a bisexual baseline with a common neurotypical heterosexual bias.
The heterosexual bias makes evolutionary sense because offspring.
The bisexual base line makes evolutionary sense because some gay people taking care of eachothers emotional-social needs is more sustainable then having sexually frustrated subgroup members.
- Comment on If you record yourself talking to someone and then watch the video... it feels very weird... like a bizzare out-of-body experience... 4 weeks ago:
Its uncanny for most people to look at themselves in photos or video because we are so used to seeing our mirror reflections instead.
Same can be reasoned with acoustics. The sounds we speak are made inside your throat and mouth, practically already resonating within the skull. It’s bound to sound different than what a microphone some feet away will pick up.