Sea of Doubt by King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard!

How many gallons of water did it take to generate this meme, I wonder?

This AI, let’s call it Jessica,

Let’s not. It’s an algorithm, not a human. It doesn’t have privacy in need of protecting.

And to answer your question: no.

I think it says a few words, but billions?

Also, rule #2.

I agree. I’d prefer to have something right here on piefed.

Cool idea. Might have some crossover with selfhosting, which isn’t a bad thing.

There’s only one man who would dare to give me the raspberry!

I hadn’t heard of this game and I don’t keep up with Jacksepticeye, but it seems like the developer of that game is in hot water over some predatory behavior (YouTube link).

I’ve never thought to use sumac on em… You might’ve just changed my life.

My favorite pickled thing is red onions. Hoo boy.

Sounds like a classic case of Obama Derangement Syndrome.

Not to my knowledge. Lemmy/Piefed/etc might be a wee bit small to justify groups like that, but you can always make your own community!

Tim Sweeney supports ai generated CSAM.

The only person I’ve ever heard of complaining about the Valve/Steam “monopoly” and their 30% dev cut is Tim “I think AiGen CSAM is okay” Sweeney. And who gives a fuck what that diddler apologist thinks.

SOON.

The Titmice around my patio would’ve just pushed everyone else out of the way, this little fella is too polite 😅

Shameless plug for Scrandle, the daily “dle” game where you choose the superior scran (stadium food) based on the community’s votes.

Anyways, it’s really shown me how awful British food is. And as an American (sorry), just how fucking expensive our own food is.

Who would win: people who call every soda “Coke” or moms who call every console “Nintendo”?

I play drums mostly as a way to exercise. I like to think I’m decent, but nowhere near good enough to play for people.

I look at it this way: me setting up little services for myself and my friends and family, tinkering with Linux and FOSS software, giving money to devs for software I host or use frequently and not corporations, are all ways I stand my digital ground against this “technoligarchy” we’ve found ourselves in.

Sure, one day they might come for my stuff. But that just means I’ve won.

I can think of two stupid ones right off the top.

In my highschool freshman year, in our multimedia & webpage design (a very barebones graphic design/learn how to use Microsoft Office class), I got in sent out of class for doing all of my work at home (I used GIMP and a pirated copy of Sony Vegas at home). That same teacher also gave me a long lecture about viruses for visiting downloadmoreram.com.

In middle school, maybe 6th grade, we were split into groups to do some group project. Everyone was talking, working on their posters, chitchatting, normal kid stuff. For reasons I do not know, I had like sat down and shifted weird, and my throat made a strange, quite loud, involuntary noise. Kind of like a weird yelp? I did not mean to make this noise, but regardless, everything got super quiet, and the teacher asked “who yelled?” I stood up, explained that I did not yell, and accidentally made that noise. Teacher didn’t believe me and sent me to the office. I’m still confused about that one.