Xerxos
@Xerxos@lemmy.ml
- Comment on Lose yourself 3 days ago:
But this pedo ring was connected to the people he likes!
You can’t except him to stand up for his principles, because he has none.
- Comment on What next, power supply shortages? 4 days ago:
I built my PC shortly before the GPU shortage and plan on not updating till the RAM shortage is over (not that I could update earlier since money is currently an issue)
- Comment on We all took foreign languages in school and none of us can actually speak those languages 1 week ago:
Was hast du dann die 13 Jahre lang gemacht? Däumchen gedreht?
- Comment on Dell admits consumers don’t care about AI PCsDell is now shifting it focus this year away from being ‘all about the AI PC.’ 2 weeks ago:
These AI PCs/Notebooks aren’t even able to run the really big models. For those you’d need a 5000$ card. And for the smaller models a good graphics card is often enough.
For a real AI PC we would need new technology or graphics cards with more ram (the last one would suprise me with current ram prices)
- Comment on Hate it when this happens 2 weeks ago:
He could be a good bog brother and help her out /s
- Comment on I have an idea ☝️ 3 weeks ago:
There are already plenty Pokémon porn games
- Comment on This was great 4 weeks ago:
Just see the whole thing from Joseph’s POV: Just after the “immaculate conception” three rich dudes with expensive gifts come around…
- Comment on Why The AI Bubble Was DESIGNED To Burst 5 weeks ago:
There are two bubbles. One is the bubble made by every company under the sun trying to shove AI into their product without any sense of why or how. And wallstreet is buying it up.
Then there is the second bubble. That is the big AI players trying to get AI ready to replace large parts of the workforce. It’s still unclear if that is possible with our current techniques or if we need a scientific breakthrough that might be years or decades away. Still, the tech companies spend money as if that is just around the corner.
Who knowes if these bubbles burst at the same time?
- Comment on It turns out Saudi Arabia will own 93.4 percent of EA if the buyout goes through, which is effectively all of it 1 month ago:
The Evil Ampire gets bought by an evil empire. Huh.
- Comment on Scientific Exposure 1 month ago:
Ctrl+C, Ctrl-V, Ctrl-P. Another hard workday done.
- Comment on [deleted] 1 month ago:
Ah yes! One step closer to servitors. Praise the Omnissiah!
- Comment on Cloudflare Global Network experiencing issues 2 months ago:
How the fuck is there no fallback in case of an outage?
- Comment on Oh, that's... umm.... 2 months ago:
No.
- Comment on Oh, that's... umm.... 2 months ago:
Yeah, I wrote a comment recently how I would not be suprised by rich people hunting poor people for sports and this was mentioned as a reply.
- Comment on Some adults when upset cry in their pillow 2 months ago:
Life is like: “bite the pillow, we are going in dry”
- Comment on It really is heart warming when grandkids teach their grandparents how to use the internet 2 months ago:
Might be the search function of a porn site. Or an uncensored image generator.
- Comment on Man Alarmed to Discover His Smart Vacuum Was Broadcasting a Secret Map of His House 2 months ago:
The ‘S’ on IoT stands for security!
- Comment on Can't unsee 2 months ago:
His face looks like the school table of the disturbing kid.
- Comment on Train your brain 4 months ago:
I don’t know if it’s different in the US, but here the downloading isn’t punished, it’s the sharing that gets you in trouble.
- Comment on Help. 5 months ago:
The average IQ is 100. That is not a lot and half of the population is below that. I’m more surprised how bad our education system is in filtering out the dumb people. Someone who is ‘not smart’ but has good memory and is diligent can make it frighteningly far in our society. Not to mention nepo babies who are a different kind of problem
- Comment on Vintage gaming advertising pictures: a gallery 6 months ago:
Probably creates by a group of middle-aged men who never touched a console.
People with no idea about the product who simply looked at the target demographics and thought:
“What do teenage boys like? Sex.
Let’s go with that since research is hard.”
- Comment on Judge backs AI firm over use of copyrighted books 6 months ago:
It might be that bad. Most ‘damage’ (as publishers see it) comes from distribution, not the download itself. Depending on how they acquired the books, it might be not be much if a problem.
- Comment on Trump team leaks AI plans in public GitHub repository 7 months ago:
Just waiting for the first decision made because of AI hallucinations.
With this government? You might get disappeared to a black site because a LLM “decided” that you probably are a terrorist…
- Comment on 'Her screams…': Horror as innocent Chilean tourist in New York snatched by NYPD, 12-year-old daughter left alone on streets 7 months ago:
There is a reason a lot of countries have travel warnings against the US
- Comment on Definitions 7 months ago:
A weapon ❌ Used for thrusting and striking ❌
- Comment on Unmatched power 8 months ago:
It would probably be more impressive if they would feed him not only the left ones.
- Comment on Coincidence? 8 months ago:
Bigfoot was just the first Furry in his homemade fur suit.
- Comment on The Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion Remastered Mods Have Already Been Published Online 8 months ago:
It’s an elder scrolls game… It’s going to be modded into … Oblivion
- Comment on Adobe Gets Bullied Off Bluesky 9 months ago:
And they bought Paintshop pro and destroyed it
- Comment on In the latest Windows 11 preview build, Microsoft removed the “bypassnro” command, which let users skip signing into a Microsoft Account when installing Windows. 9 months ago:
How the hell are we supposed to install it without a Internet connection? I worked in a company that was so hard on security that only certified machines were allowed access to the net, so virtual machines were not allowed to access the LAN and therefore the Internet. Generally not a problem as we just used them to test software on different OS versions, so no Internet required.
This change disallows all offline installs. What is their gain? Are they that keen on our data or are they planning to use the connection to a Microsoft account for something even worse than just selling personal information? I could think of a few reasons and none are nice…