cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/44722229

When I was 8, I remember being bored and curious and touching a lot of parents stuff... phones... wallets... legal documents...

Most parents don't put their stuff in safes...

Like... THE WALLET IS RIGHT THERE... I COULD JUST GRAB IT!

If they had age verification stuff back then... I could've just... quickly snap a pic of their ID and just YOLO it...

They were mostly hiding under the door seal.

I’m not a quitter tho. I washed it with bleach then doused it with ortho bug killer and left it in the sun for a few days.

It works great btw

Follow up from

https://hexbear.net/post/8052362

‘He’s obv. a piece of shit but…’

Oh really? If he’s such a strong anti-imperialist how is he a piece of shit? Maybe explain that instead of just hand waving literally every concern your comrades reply with and calling them libs.

Some of you read the front cover of ‘Imperialism: the highest stage of capitalism’ and decided that there’s no material basis for the idea?

No, seriously, let’s have a struggle sesh about this, defend the fash in front of the entire community. If his faux anti-imperialism is good enough for you to throw others under the bus, explain why the rest of us deserve to die

While that agreement was presented publicly as all but a done deal, an OpenAI statement at the time said it was “subject to the negotiation of definitive agreements, required corporate and board approvals, and customary closing conditions.”

Now, Axios cites “a source familiar with the situation” in reporting that no money ever changed hands in the planned deal. The Financial Times reports that the deal never got off the ground as OpenAI shifted its strategic direction, according to “two people familiar with the matter.” And Deadline cites a Disney insider who said point-blank that “the deal is not moving forward.”

Shot from a camp spot west of town with my S22 Ultra - wide lens. Bonus angle:

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Artificial intelligence is making cyberattacks increasingly sophisticated and costlier for businesses, reinsurer Munich Re said Wednesday, warning of methods ranging from highly personalized phishing emails to computer-generated, convincing fake identities.

Just bought my second set of glasses from there and went to print up the invoice for insurance, saw the address grrr.

Slightly overcooked.