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Na dann müssen wir ihm wohl einen Ancestry DNA Test spendieren. Vielleicht ist er ja doch der Cousin fünften Grades vom Pudel der Putzfrau von Tom Buhrow. Kann man ja nie wissen. Bei Vetternwirtschaft lässt sich ja meist was drehen…

Gebt dem Mann einfach die viertelmillion im Jahr, die andere Direktoren und Runkfunkbosse dort verdienen. Und denen halt etwas weniger. Denke er hätte das verdient durch seine Leistungen. Die ARD macht ja auch fett Werbung für Rundfunkgebühren mit der Maus.

What kind of AI? An LLM? Because I can see how hindsight would be hugely beneficial for stock trade. And if they used a model with knowledge from 2024 on data on 1990…

Yes. https://infosec.pub/post/29620772

Seems someone deleted it, and now we have to discuss the same thing again.

I’m not sure about that either. From what I read sex without consent was not necessarily a crime under the previous law, and that’s what they fixed?! I finally have to find some source and read what actually happened and what’s in the bill and not just some summary…

Edit: From reading a few news articles, I’d say consent wasn’t the deciding factor under previous law. So technically having sex without consent was fine. Unless there was something like coercion or violence involved. And likely there are quite some loopholes with that.

You’re right. You can’t issue a blank check. Or you can’t ever change your mind later on. So having consent in writing is certainly not a good idea.

Good question. I was under the assumption lawmakers don’t mandate something to exist (consent), unless it’s also someone’s obligation to take care of it. And it obviously can’t be the injured party… But you might be right, there is more to it. Unfortunately it’s kind of hard to get the exact wording of the bill. The journalists don’t seem to provide any links for me to look it up. But yeah, I’ll edit my post, that was mostly my speculation.

I feel “word or deed” isn’t the entire story, right? Once the burden of proof is this way around, and it’s a he-said-she-said case like with spoken word, you’ll kind of want to fill out a form and have it in writing.
But word or deed is the right thing to do, you shouldn’t have sex unless it is clear the other person is on the same page, and they show it in some way.

Edit: I think my previous take here wasn’t super clever. Seems the main achievement of this bill is rewriting law so sex is about consent. Directly. And not defining rape via some other things like coercion or violence (which might have loopholes or other issues). And now consent (or the lack thereof) is the deciding factor.

You’ll find a different prevailing mood in different communities here on Lemmy. The people in the technology community (the example you gave) are fed up with talking about AI all day, each day. They’d like to talk about other technology at times and that skews the mood. At least that’s what I’ve heard some time ago… Go to a different community and discuss AI there and you’ll find it’s a different sentiment and audience there. (And in my opinion it’s the right thing to do anyway. Why discuss everything in this community, and not in the ones dedicated to the topic?)

Try finding out if it received an IP address, if the driver is loaded or if there are any error messages in dmesg. You might also want to give more information. Which ethernet card? Which version of Linux are you running? And there seem to be some similar reports on Reddit and in some Linux forums. I couldn’t find a solution, though. Maybe you just want to buy a cheap new network card.

Besser die Aldi Hausmarke kaufen, da ist auch Kakaobutter statt Palmfett drin.

And I guess if you’re in front of the computer, you could just press the reset button or unplug it at that point (after it sucessfully synchronized the disks). no need to let it sit, there is no harm or data to be lost at that point.

I can’t remember the exact details, but I believe the attackers also targeted instances? So it’s not just that it happens with certain problematic instances, but everyone could have that uploaded to their media storage. And it can come from arbitrary places. I believe that adds to the problem. And it kind of requires to shut these things down for everyone. Or at least everyone except a few excellent hand-picked instances who cooperate closely, and the moderation tools actually work.

Yes, they’ve done an excellent job. I just wish they wouldn’t have to deal with these things.

(And I also think some of the child protection agencies should finally offer some open-source tool to scan content. Afaik there are still no image classifiers or hash tables I could use for my projects.)

Same, same. I can’t verify it and I probably don’t want to. But I had people assure to me it happened.

I think they would need to find a way to address the problem first. Reportedly, these images have been a huge problem here on Lemmy. Several times now.

Supposedly, yes. Though I only ever read about attacking with uploaded images, maybe lots if requests which are crafted to result in expensive database queries… I’m not sure if it’s ever something Cloudflare could protect from? I mean all their advertising about security, mitigation and prevention sure goes down like oil. But I sometimes wonder if it’s just 100% snake-oil for use-cases like this…

I think the fire-extinguisher is a proper set up of Linux, updates, backups, and a web application without a lot of issues in the program code, and a minimum of attack surface.

I think the main selling point of Cloudflare is their free plan. I’m not sure if these alternatives will take off, since there is just one provider with a free plan amongs that, and it’s somewhat limited. But then I don’t know why so many people use Cloudflare for Fediverse services. My instance runs fine without.

Though there is a subtle difference. The US has a lot of oil and natural gas. While German hasn’t. We used to get the majority from Russia.

[…] is promising to bring down electricity prices for energy-intensive industries by constructing new gas-run plants.

The irony. Isn’t natural gas one of the most expensive ways to generate electricity?

This discussion is about some peculiarities in German law concerning hate speech. And about how it might be considered hate speech if someone were to call for the termination of the country. And how we deal with that here on Lemmy. It’s complicated though and you need to read the law and not take my summary. This has nothing to do with whether one or two states or other ideas might be better or worse, or with what’s right and what is wrong.