Do it.

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Everyone’s changing ToS on the fly nowadays. This isn’t even special Trump fuckery. Having to agree to new ToS after a sale needs to be punished.

I like to pronounce it very German in my environment, which becomes Klaut Kot. Steals Feces. It’s quite fitting tbh.

What a shit 💩 day to have eyes 👀

Love it. Parents putting their kids on the network thinking it’ll stop them from being able to access anything, kids set any other DNS, parents will never know.

Yet again a parenting task pawned off to a corporate promise they can’t keep instead of teaching responsibility.

how.

Palantir is very active in Europe. They’ll do their darndest to make surveillance states happen.

Sure, we give the kids alcohol, let them drive, let them vote- wait we don’t!? What do you mean there’s always been these kinds of differences!?

Man, parents not wanting anything to do with their kids’ upbringing will believe anything, huh. They’d rather offload any and all responsibilities to automation than spend one minute teaching kids how to protect themselves.

Then again, they probably don’t know, either.

And then they get to KEEP the ill-gotten gains! What bank robber ever gets to keep the cash for when they get out?

Oh absolutely, Anthropic has dynamic token usage during peak hours.

Currently, for some inexplicable reason, Teams calls are broken on my Debian Trixie in all browsers except edge. I suspect foul play.

Init7 mentioned 💪

Just do like Musk did and only use cameras. It’ll be fiiiineeee.

I pirate most things, but yes, there’s a world of difference when getting a full size 40GB bluray rip.Depending on the movie, less is fine, but e.g. Interstellar or Pirates of the Caribbean just deserve not to have crawling compression steps instead of fading black.

ClawedBot?

Smart TVs are so. slow. Booting. Changing channels. Opening a menu.

Codeberg has green boxes!

Don’t, do evil!

Control instead of trust, a problem as old as time. Trust would lead to prosperity, control, if not absolute, will always eventually fail - and it’s never absolute.