Most cats are quite content being indoors, it’s certainly better for them and the world to keep them indoors. They live much longer as indoor cats as well, and could always still go outside for supervised outside time.
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Cats like to hunt birds, it’s really not that serious brother. It’s a funny joke.
Also, just to get some downvotes, generally speaking the more offensive a joke the funnier. As long as you’re not directly making fun of a specific individual offensive jokes are funny af. And even if you are making fun of someone in specific, like Charlie Kirk, it’s still funny as fuck.
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Work Reform@lemmy.world•Solar panels for surveillance but none for affordable power
165·23 days agoI’m all for hating on flock and the government but this is an extremely dumb comparison that doesn’t actually make sense. Flock isn’t the government and the amount of solar generation for their shit cameras is nothing compared to real grid demand
I thought it was just a funny
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Selfhosted@lemmy.world•Is there any tape media backup system that works through USB?English
13·26 days agoWhere in the world are you finding a 14tb drive for that price that isn’t used. More like $370 minimum, more often ~$400 from what I’ve seen.
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News@lemmy.world•Roblox tries to dismiss wrongful death lawsuit by arguing that a player gave up her right to sue when she was 8 years old
6·26 days agoIt is not unheard of for twisted individuals to goad vulnerable individuals, specifically kids/teens, into killing themselves. I don’t have any specific links but in the USA I’m pretty sure I’ve recently read about young men being charged for doing this exact same thing, convincing young girls to kill themselves.
I’m not a lawyer nor do I know the details of this exact case but if it is a similar situation and the parental controls provided weren’t capable of alerting the parents or didn’t stop the communications I can see the parents wining maybe.
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Progressive Politics@lemmy.world•[Video] Channel 10 cuts off interview with politician when he says Israel is committing genocide
8·1 month ago“Well AcTually that’s FACTUALLy incorrect, THERE IS NO genocide In ba sing se.”
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politics @lemmy.world•Amazon’s $5m campaign against Mamdani’s delivery bill is the best argument for passing it
31·1 month ago“That tension is real, and the transition has to be handled with care rather than triumphalism.” This is very AI imo, but that’s the only part that stood out to me as slop
Tapioca spheres are the only true Bobba imo. Those “popping” ones in the image are just disgusting garbage.
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Enough Musk Spam@lemmy.world•Why would Elon block a bill banning AI-generated child porn?
3·2 months agoI got a jury duty summons a while ago and it stated what the defendant is being charged with and it was possession and distribution of child pornography. So that is what the federal government in the us appears to call it still.
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Technology@lemmy.world•A missing underscore sent innocent man to prison for 18 monthsEnglish
15·2 months agoSounds like a bunch of shitty jurors just decided to blindly say guilty. No evidence? Well, I’m just gonna side with the police because they’re gonna protect the world, right? Fucking disgusting
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Technology@lemmy.world•The Ghost Gun Crackdown Is Quietly Threatening the Future of 3D PrintingEnglish
10·2 months agoYou can make single shot weapons from pretty much 100% plastic with just like a nail as the firing pin. But those aren’t really effective weapons at all, and you can make a better shotgun with some pipes from the hardware store.
Even if you could make fully functional firearms with 3D printers, this is still stupid. 3D printers for hobbyists were originally all hand built with common electronic parts and if more states pass regulations like this, DIY is going to be the new trend again where everybody builds their own printers instead of buying one and it’ll just get easier and easier and the government won’t be able to regulate that at all.
And, honestly, I’m all for that future, and sort of excited for it. The regulations are moronic and dumb, but just like digital surveillance and information suppression laws like age verification, it’s just going to make the darknet and none regulatable things more popular, which is great, in my opinion. I yearn for the day where the commoner gets online and Tor or I2P is their first choice of connection. Where the government has no control over the citizen and what they think, do, or say online or in their own private life.
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ADHD@lemmy.world•When I'm sick, my symptoms go away. Do yours as well?English
20·2 months agoNa, when I’m sick I just veg out 24/7 man.
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Technology@lemmy.world•The average SpaceX buyer post-IPO is almost under water after two-day slideEnglish
8·3 months agoSomeone more knowledgeable than me please correct me if I’m wrong but I don’t think any of the original private investors have been capable of selling anything and I don’t think they will be able to for another 30 or 60 days.
And IMO, I think Elon is thoroughly convinced that he will have another Tesla stock situation on his hand, where it generally keeps going up unreasonably for many many years.
Oh for sure. I’m just curious what dosage folks are taking around here.
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Technology@lemmy.world•Anthropic disables top-tier AI models after US order limiting foreign accessEnglish
71·3 months agoYea I hope this spurs more investment into Chinese llm labs, or really any country doing open models (pretty much only china). The united states like normal cannot be a trusted and reliable partner. I’m also against lobotomizing llms in general In the name of “safety”.
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Technology@lemmy.world•the latest Shai Hulud malware contains an LLM prompt to create biological weapons and nuclear weapons, with the purpose to trip LLM safety refusals so that LLM-based code scanning wont see the malwareEnglish
1·3 months agoI was hoping the Chinese labs would go ham and just stop putting any safety guardrails at all. It’s much easier to get around them on the Chinese models, but there’s still some minimal ones baked in, sadly.




I love open Chinese llms but this seems 100% plausible and and I think ur wring. This is in line with how Chinese companies need to work around the system since America tries to handicap them. This is actually a very smart way to get high quality trianjng data for their future models. Unfortunate about leaking private customer data to a us company though.
Also the article and the evidence presented by Antropic all seems very plausible.