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Honestly, I pay for the service alone.

Pirating games is easy-ish enough so if Valve ever enshittifies I will be quickly learning how to remove Steam's DRM and put all my games on a server and never purchase another video game in my lifetime.

You can find all public information for both on:

https://interview.orpheus.network/

https://interviewfor.red/

(In case the sites seem "similar": both have just copied WhatCDs interview page)

From the repo:

This fork is intended to be a QoL uplift for existing Ryujinx users. This is not a Ryujinx revival project. This is not a Phoenix project.

The issue with this definition is that it's overly broad. For instance, a hash of a picture could not exist without that picture. Nor do certain downscalings, like 2x2, 3x3 or 4x4. There must be an exact pixel value you can legally downscale any image to without violating copyright. Similarly, there is a point where creating a book's synopsis starts violating copyright and where a song sounds too similar to another one.

And based on their size, LLMs - in my opinion - cannot possibly violate copyright for their source material because they couldn't possibly store more than a couple of bits per work. Only works that occue frequently in the training data can actually be somewhat reproduced by LLMs.

By the way, fair use doesn't even exist in every - including my - jurisdiction.

This has lead to people being successfully sued for copyright infringement because they posted pictures of their home online that contained a copyrighted wallpaper in the background.

What is a derivative work though? That's again extremely vague and has been subject to countless lawsuits seeking to determine the bounds.

Am I allowed to take a copyrighted image, decrease its size to 1x1 pixels and publish it? What about 2x2?

It's very much not clear when a modification violates copyright because copyright is extremely vague to begin with.

I've seen this type of outlet in the middle of large rooms:

Are you sure it's more dangerous? Doesn't the cover negate all risk?

And the worst part is: The murderer achieves every goal they sought to.

Assuming an islamist motive, which is highly likely based on past attacks, there will be a significant increase in anti-Muslim discrimination. And islamists despise nothing more than Muslims successfully integrating into another society. After all, which cult does NOT prey upon vulnerable people and who is more vulnerable than someone experiencing constant discrimination?

ETA:

Turns out an islamist motive is highly unlikely, after other commenters pointed to an article that found the murderer shared anti-Muslim, far-right content online. Despite the tragedy, I'm genuinely relieved. This could've had devastating effects on the upcoming election.

"The Holocaust was nothing but a minor blemish on the glorious millenia of German history."

• AfD party leader

Not far right at all.

If you can throw it out for one case you can throw it out for every case.

Unlike the US, most countries in the EU - including France - have a justice system that is not attempting to maximize recidivism, which is why maximum sentences exist for every crime except murder.

Furthermore, at least in Germany the constitutional court ruled that life sentences without the eligibility of parole violate human dignity as such sentences would take away all hope from prisoners which significantly harms them. I wouldn't be surprised if France had similar rulings.

But only because Christians took Wotanstag away and replaced it with fucking Midweek.

Jokes on them, at least their choice looks stupid now that our week starts at Monday.

No, because periods at the end of a sentence are unnecessary if there are no further sentences.

Though a period for the first sentence in my comment would've made sense

Aaaahh please use punctuation

It would make it infinitely more understandable if you wrote:

Normalize saying "is that a furry thing?" whenever a guy says he is an alpha

The German w sounds like the English v, while the German v sounds like the English (and German) f.

IPA of the German word "wir": /viːɐ̯/

IPA of the English word "with": /wɪθ/

I actually had to look it up, but in German the /w/ sound doesn't really exist? In some dialects the "qu" string is pronounced as /kw/ [according to Wikipedia] but in most it's pronounced as /kv/ - at least that's how I'd pronounce it and I'm mostly talking in Standard High German.

I thought the joke was that each distro has a descriptor that ends with -y with openSUSE's descriptor being unexpected but still matching the pattern.

And the bugs are always in the last lines of code you check. It's so infuriating! Why can't they be in the first?

Just support the concept of an idea, that's different.

I read Saarland at first - the smallest German state (excluding city states) - and didn't question it.

Might as well do it, they've got land in their name.

Fucking Mussolini was said to have made the trains run on time again.

Even if that were true, that doesn't make him half decent.

• Germany, 1916 and 1942