Honestly, I can’t imagine square not fucking up 6. 9 seems easier to adapt.

I’m rather have an octopath style remake of 6 than a FFVII remake one.

What would be a good alternative to go between the modem and a mesh access point?

Two Ethernet (gigabit) would be required.

They saw the security of privacy concerns of using the app and web, not the weights.

If you follow the link it mentions data being sent to Chinese companies that were already banned for security concerns and how similar concerns were raised with chatgpt.

From a legal standpoint, is it more illegal to remove DRM or to just download DRM-freed content?

Meta lawyers think the second is fine, BTW.

Boy I need to invest in Russian Meat Grinders

If the neighborhood is safe for a 7 year old without an Apple watch, go ahead. If it’s but the case and they think the watch will make a difference… That’s negligence.

This is the internet. Some people will. Probably a lot. Do you expect everybody to have your exact same sensibles and kind of humor?

Somebody doesn’t have a sense of humor it seems

“I’m going to strap a $700 watch to this $15K bag of organs, as a tip”

Isn’t there a bin at the cafe?

It might be a bit early for you. It’s in a way like Lemmy, somebody has to put it on a server and let you use it.

It’s meant for government agencies to deploy and use (although anybody with some self hosting knowledge can do on their servers, including hobbiests and companies)

Foss, just deploy and enjoy

Honest question. If develop an “AI” that has perfect memory and just repeats verbatim what has been trained on… Can i just download books and distrubute them with that?

“Even in the US” seems to imply stronger customer and privacy protections on the US.

Well, we are between a rock and a fascist state.

The term you’re looking for is “biased”

Hear me out. If they take out president, vice present… An so on until ask the rot is removed, then the next sane president can issue pardons.

I’m not condoning violence, this is in fact just mercy

That’s what my old company used to do. You did this? Do a KT to some underpaid remote employee and when they leave it’s again your responsibility to maintain it, alongside the new bugs and spaghetti they introduced.

We once told a SP50 customer that we would not provide a business critical service because an employee went on sabatical for a month and she had the only working version on her cookery computer. At that point the customer was so integrated with us that it would take them years to replace us.

Feature, not a bug

From the point of view of the boycotter, having a time limit helps mentally.

I think more people are ready to think “just buy somewhere else for a bit”. If it becomes “forever” might seem daunting.

My two cents, not sure if this is the real reason.