swelter_spark @ swelter_spark @reddthat.com

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It definitely seems weird how easy it is to stumble upon CP online, and how open people are about sharing it, with no effort made, in many instances, to hide what they're doing. I've often wondered how much of the stuff is spread by pedo rings and how much is shared by cops trying to see how many people they can catch with it.

I've seen landlords put these things on doors, too, and use them to allow entrance to anyone they think has a reason to be inside, whether the resident knows and consents or not.

I was watching a friend's dogs while she was on vacation when the batteries in her door lock died. I had to climb in a back window to get inside and feed them. Luckily, there was a back door with a dumb lock, but I had to get inside first and borrow her keys for that to help.

Reddthat.com works fine with Tor.

I accidentally discovered videos of a coworker masturbating when I went to look for a file on what I thought was the company Google Drive. He had signed in to his own account on a work computer that was open to anyone's use, and I guess forgot to sign out.

This is great news. I wish it was something regular people could buy. I'd add it to my bird feeders.

With Ollama, all you have do is copy an extra folder of ROCm files. Not hard at all.

With an AMD RX 6800 + 32gb DDR4, I can run up to a 34b model at an acceptable speed.

I like it uncut. I think it's better for the birds, plants and insects, and it feels better under my feet.

All laptops are supposed to be formatted and have the necessary software freshly installed before being assigned to someone. Either it wasn't wiped by accident, or the person whose job it was found the CP and left it, hoping my dad would report it. He deleted it, though, because was afraid he'd be blamed.

I feel like casual rudeness and insults have become more common as more people have come over from Reddit.

I lived there as a baby, and learned to speak there. After we moved to the US, my mother forced me into speech therapy for years.

When my dad worked for the DoD, he was assigned a laptop for work that had explicit photos of children on it.

AI CP seems like a promising way to destroy demand for the real thing. How many people would risk a prison sentence making or viewing the real thing when they could push a button and have a convincing likeness for free with no children harmed? Flood the market with cheap fakes and makers of the real thing may not find it profitable enough to take the risk.

My distro struggles despite being one of the more widely-used and known. There are never enough people to do everything that needs to be done. And I see constantly that projects I care about don't have enough help to fix bugs, test, or continue development. FOSS is a community effort. Not every user needs to be a professional, but everyone should learn enough about how a computer works to be able to contribute in some way. Everything being done by a few frustrated, overworked people isn't healthy or sustainable.

Winning all the swing states, including the ones that always go blue, is super unusual. It felt weird at the time, and now it seems like it was more than just weird.

FOSS software needs to be maintained by the user base to survive. Not enough people contributing is a big problem for many, if not most, open source projects, including the big names. If not enough people care enough to learn, the project dies out and disappears.

Yeah, I try to avoid anything with Google attached to it. I have been curious about Gemma 3, though.

The new banner is amazing! I love it. The llama icon is really cute, too.

Same. I've been tentatively exploring podcasts, since most of what I used YouTube for was listening to videos to get to sleep at night. It would be exciting if Peertube use picked up because of this, though.