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The emulator in question was profiting off of using their proprietary encryption key.

You notice how they haven't gone after Dolphin?

She raised a psychopath.

There are a ton of valid use cases for an LLM, but the problem is that they're billed as a complete solution instead of a tool.

The internet is also a big reason. Why put effort into fighting back when you can just bitch about it on social media?

For more context if you didn't read the article, this is the city that put a $10k bounty on trans people using the "wrong" bathroom.

That won't stop it. It'll always be someone else's fault. Republicans have been screwing over their constituents for many decades by making them afraid of immigrants, liberals, etc.

Safest for formaldehyde, but not safest for pests.

It should be at least double the sentence she was handed.

Of course they can.

They're not out of touch, they're just trying to control the narrative.

You don't have to say you're going to do something specific for it to be a threat.

This discussion has nothing to do with Trump. But, Trump should absolutely be in prison for his threats.

Saying, "you people are next," isn't quoting anyone, but it plus the quote of the assassin is clearly a threat.

That's really the only thing keeping me in the south.

I think their practices are abhorrent, but their non-profit status is irrelevant.

Non-profit basically just means that any profits don't get kept by the owners. The hospital still needs to get paid for its services to operate.

Because 99.9% of people are not going to maintain a hosts file, and don't even know it exists. Not to mention you'd have to already know the IP of the sites you wanted to visit.

You're basically arguing that phone books are a bad thing because people can just keep an address book.

Yes, that's proven in the courts, not by the cops.

She said something that could easily be taken for a terroristic threat, given the context. It would be a bad thing to not take terroristic threats seriously. Whether she was being serious or not is irrelevant regarding her arrest.

No, that's up to the courts and investigators to prove. Cops did the right thing here, for once.

He should be, yes.

Yes, but it's usually not the building residents that take them down. The vast majority of mesothelioma cases are people who worked with asbestos as part of their job.