Absolutely. I worked somewhere where we routinely had alarms go off due to botnets swarming us with weird (and obnoxious) massive download tactics (of publicly available user generated content, that is).

If it can be gotten by anyone, it will be gotten by LLM trainers.

It’s open to the public. So, many other orgs are certainly doing it anyway.

May as well it’s not like they’ll be paying for many impressions.

I think I’ve heard about enough of experts predicting the future lately.

I signed up, out of curiosity but I don’t have any friends there that I know about. Kinda like Lemmy, but Lemmy but works great for not having friends.

Now that’s just a signal for training reinforcement

Guilty <-

I installed it on Ubuntu server on my raspberry pi 4 and it took a couple months to fall over and become useless.

I’ve been running their OS since then and it has been absolutely rock solid. It’s been 5 or 6 years now, all I do is add more devices occasionally and update it when it occurs to me.

If you have a life and you don’t absolutely love tuning your OS for special purposes in ways that are already solved problems, the hass os image is the way to go.

It’s what they always should have done anyway. I’m not so entitled that I think I should get content delivered absolutely free, but I am entitled enough to sandbox and restrict how many discrete domains my browser windows will talk to.

Imagine doing an antitrust violation when you don’t even have the market clout for a payoff in the first place.

That’s what I’m saying! And I’m sure we could make up dozens more stories too.

The little guy always wins!

It has time on its side.

I want a phone that has an eink display but an ecosystem for apps. I want my battery to last weeks, I want my communications conduits to be dead simple, and I want to be able to run an OTP authenticator on it.

If the thing I’m expected to have becomes highly useful for the things I’m expected to have it for while also interrupting my bad habit tendencies, I think it would be a good fit for me.

I’ve been running it for about 6 years, literally never did me dirty.

Docker compose pull every couple weeks, bump the major version whenever it’s time, migrations always work.

All parties involved are asinine. The lawmakers, the company, both governments, the voters and the users.

Which run of the mill consumers who choose to buy a these understand what ARM even is?

Matrix works pretty good.

Love the bottom line in the posting title. Thank you.

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