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There is a reason why Europe was thoroughly disarmed and pacified

https://youtu.be/821R0lGUL6A?si=TKfi83pBlcMEqQg4&t=366

Europeans are genocidal lunatics. There were incidents of ethnic cleansing as late as the early 2000s. Telling countries like germany to rearm is lunacy

They start waving flags around, voting for someone who will promise to "make things great again" all the while languishing in poverty and dying of fentanyl overdoses

>> because actually methodically studying users costs money.

you mean "actually methodically studying users is boring and requires competence"

these people only care about making pretty pictures, they dont care about the actual effort to deliver a good product.

this is an understatement.

i remember the studies used to design windows 95

nothing modern ux amateurs do can compare to the oldschool HCI professionals

You're missing the point

> I feel like all "non-inner-circle people" here are taken for a laugh. OpenAI and these security companies sat on this for 2 months, decided for themselves who gets access to an early fix, and then leave the rest out to dry

Had they just kept this between themselves and the vendor this would've been effective.

Instead they selectively released it to various parties one of which promptly leaked it.

This is exactly what should have been expected

Either it's 100% silent or it's out there

Thereby throwing everyone else who isn't deemed "worthy" under the bus

People here tend to be part of the silicon Valley insider club that gets access to all the cool offensive models, the expensive licensed software and services and insider information under NDA

You don't seem to understand how this works

An exploit can only "leak" if it's a private 0day used by APTs.

When warnings are sent out it has already been a public fact. Keeping some kind of dumbass embargo is just pointless theatre

You know, if you. Built your houses out of brick with proper insulation you wouldn't hear your neighbors playing music when living in detached single family homes.

Why Americans insist on living in fcking plywood shacks is beyond me

This is essentially why HOA are mandatory for issuing zoning permits to developers. It's a easy way for municipalities to disavow themselves of having to provide basic infrastructure like water and sewage lines

Government is community

This is on its way out and is being replaced by "Pan-European Public Procurement Online"

Yeah my charitable interpretation is that it's all just a thin veneer over your main argument which is "kill the poor"

Buddy, I can deprive you of several days of sleep, put you under severe emotional duress and have you experience a psychotic breakdown. Are you seriously saying you yourself should then be locked up for life?

They haven't "handled" the problem. Drugs are still as plentiful and cheap as ever there

In Bangladesh someone can put up a plywood shack somewhere and call it their home

Anyone living in a tent city would most likely not only survive but thrive there

That's more of a side effect if anything

Yeah

To the younger generations it's just political theatre and gets laughed at as being the equivalent of boomer cringe

It's a skatepark, skateparks have graffiti, it's art live with it

You mean drug prohibition

Is there an EICAR file equivalent for CSAM? it seems like I'm going to busy preparing a mass messaging/mailing campaign to EU law makers

Care to name a few of them? I've always suspected that novel new substances were being "kept on the shelf" due to a lack of monetization

Never going to happen, and what you're building is worse than any net neutrality fears we had in the past. Except instead of Comcast we now need to fight against Cloudflare

As it should be. Bots are still user agents much like browsers

You just described my own personal vision of hell

Nope, not going to happen. Any per use micro transaction isn't going to work. If anything it's going to require a huge amount of workarounds to get the content for free via alternative means

You mean Pete "they're burning politicians" Hoekstra?

https://youtu.be/thIRJLsnIxY

Well yeah, it's also hard for any random person to start an oil conglomerate having to compete against ExxonMobil

So in the Netherlands, For many years any property left vacant and unused dor more than a year could be legally squatted.

it forced landlords to keep their properties on the market and insured full usage of the severely limited available housing stock

Try finding anything objective on the Ukraine war and you will find to have a constant narrative shoved down your throat