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- Comment on The RAM shortage is coming for everything you care about 1 day ago:
Doesn’t need to be everyone, there’s always going to be people needing replacement devices, it just takes a greater percentage of those to buy used to drive up demand. At the same time it’s like supply will drop at least some as people are put off buying a new device so their used device doesn’t reach the market
- Comment on The RAM shortage is coming for everything you care about 3 days ago:
And used prices will surge as more people make the same decision as you
- Comment on the wok agenda 6 days ago:
The thirst is real
- Comment on Tune a fish 6 days ago:
So tinned tuna
- Comment on BIG (like Americans) IF TRUE 1 week ago:
Biggest UK brand says just milk, starter culture, rennet and salt.
- Comment on BIG (like Americans) IF TRUE 1 week ago:
In the UK (where it originated) yes.
- Comment on BIG (like Americans) IF TRUE 1 week ago:
Cheddar is yellow usually in Britain, don’t think I’ve ever seen it orange. It’s only coloured funny in America
- Comment on New flat earthers update btw 2 weeks ago:
GNU Sir Terry
- Comment on So how would you handle this? 2 weeks ago:
Police will 100% say it’s a civil matter.
Speak to the neighbour in the first instance, if that’s no good my home insurance company would be the next people I’d speak to.
- Comment on UK announces largest ever facial recognition rollout as part of policing reforms 3 weeks ago:
Oh I know it’s what they want. They’ll still u turn though once they loose enough in the polls after the media rip them apart. Just like every right labour try to bring in ID cards. Then after they loose the next election Reform-Tory will bring it in and the same media will wank them selves so much over it that you’d think Farage got milkshaked again.
- Comment on UK announces largest ever facial recognition rollout as part of policing reforms 3 weeks ago:
Don’t worry. They’ll U turn in 6 months once the political damage has had a really good chance to fester.
- Comment on Might as well be the same thing 4 weeks ago:
💥
- Comment on shut the hell up 4 weeks ago:
I might consider using voice prompts on Google assistant if it wasn’t so terrible at understanding me. You’d think after over a decade and with all their resources Google could have made it better at understanding a British accent. It still gets about 1/5 words completely wrong.
- Comment on 4 weeks ago:
I’ve never once seen a video on pixelfed, it’s a photo platform.
The others I’ll take a look
- Comment on 4 weeks ago:
Forums like the fountain pen one and and the photography one you suggested are a Reddit replacement. However, sometimes you want to watch a video though. So they’re not good YouTube replacements in my opinion.
Pixelfed is great as an Instagram replacement, but again no videos.
- Comment on Circumcision classed as possible child abuse in draft CPS document 1 month ago:
Don’t worry, our government will somehow manage to make everyone hate the idea then I turn on it in 6 months.
- Comment on AI’s Memorization Crisis | Large language models don’t “learn”—they copy. And that could change everything for the tech industry. 1 month ago:
Only because most of the search results are themselves ai generated
- Comment on We still have debtors prisons 1 month ago:
Also, undiagnosed ADHD.
- Comment on The season of giving 1 month ago:
I think you’re forgetting that some (especially neurotypical) people have really basic senses of humour. The Dad probably thought no more than haha dolly looks like daughter, and op probably thought the same.
- Comment on Oh boy, rejoin 2 months ago:
One step at a time. We can roll back from the stupid super hard Brexit.
- Comment on Oh boy, rejoin 2 months ago:
We had a whole bunch en.wikipedia.org/…/United_Kingdom_opt-outs_from_E… personally I’d be happy to go back in without them. Fuck boomer brexiters didn’t listen to how fucking good we had it
- Comment on Parking police 2 months ago:
It’s not just (or so much) the resolution, it’s what the minimum focus distance of the lens is. I’d bet that is going to be more than a couple of cm
- Comment on 2 months ago:
The Anti Frank-N-Furter
- Comment on Feeling that groove 2 months ago:
GNU Sir Terry
- Comment on Yarr 3 months ago:
No, seriously.
I did a tour on that sickening sight of a sloop.
Once we sighted a Yankee lay low down with gold. She was broad and fat and loose in the stays, but to catch her took the Antelope two whole days. Then two cables away we shot our 4 pounders which did f all except make an awful din. The Yankee returned with one fat ball and stove us in!
Wish I’d stayed in Sherbrooke.
- Comment on Elon Musk says Optimus will 'eliminate poverty' in speech after his $1 trillion pay package was approved 3 months ago:
While overall poverty rates have improved considerably in recent decades, several individual countries have experienced a rise in poverty. As previously mentioned, 696 million people still live in extreme poverty, surviving on less than $1.90 (INT) per day
worldpopulationreview.com/…/poverty-rate-by-count…
He could just gift all of those people $1400 each which would keep them above the poverty line for two years and still have a shit load of money for himself.
- Comment on 3 months ago:
Photography, Star trek, fountain pens
- Comment on 3 months ago:
Name one
- Comment on Square Enix says it wants generative AI to be doing 70% of its QA and debugging by the end of 2027 3 months ago:
Ask it for many R’s there are in strawberry
- Comment on 4chan fined $26K for refusing to assess risks under UK Online Safety Act 4 months ago:
the “trucks” in your example are the users computers/phones.
No it’s the packets being sent from the 4chan server.
Stopping every single packet (or in the real world truck) to check it isn’t feasible, do that and you get 20 mile queues up the m20 (and the digital version of that). Plus any government trying to so it like that would get accused of tax payers money due to the insane amount of resources that would be needed.
Placing the responsibility on the company makes sense, so does issuing penalties for non compliance. The company that has a fine issued against them can of course ignore it if they’re set up outside the country that issues the fine. But they should then expect the country issuing the fine to escalate. If they don’t pay and don’t comply they can expect to have any assets in the uk seized and eventually get blocked from operating entirely. And probably have any executives arrested of they enter the country. Ofcom can’t just jump to getting a court order though because they need to be fair and give 4chan a chance to comply if they want to.
The problem with the online safety act is that it exists at all, and that they expect people to use third party authentication services many of which are operating from countries with poor data protection regulations. That said, as iit does exist the logic of saying that companies are the ones responsible for what people access from their servers does make sense.