That’s just it. Someone might not realize that all that info was passed to the server when it failed if they weren’t thinking about it. They’d just correct their mistake and move on with their day, especially if they’re new to server administration as I’m sure many (not necessarily most) Lemmy admins would be.
A progressive wave? Progress??? IN MY COUNTRY?!?!?!
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There’s other hand-craft trades that don’t involve sewage. If you get into the commercial space, there’s a good chance you’d deal with it a lot less if at all since they would need a specialist for biohazards.
I would be too. People can talk how they want. They don’t need assholes pulling out their shit AI to get in the way of that. If you don’t like talking to them, just find new friends, but don’t insult them like that.
I’ll give you the benefit of the doubt and I’m assuming you know this person well and it was a joke, but a lot of people are starting to treat LLMs as their lazy way around real conversation.
“Well, I don’t interact directly with the customer. My assistant does that. Listen, I’m a people person, my job is important!”
Been watching through Modern Family for the first time and appreciate how many plot points they can fit into a 20-minute episode.
Pointlesssites.com is a treasure trove of weird and interesting sites that’s still up today and still gets updated. If you find ones that don’t work, Wayback is your best friend for this site.
My personal favorite is tane.us
Just watched both seasons of Severance for the first time. I’ve never watched a show faster. One of the most gripping stories I’ve seen and the casting is excellent.
I’ve seen a vocal minority hate on it, and I could imagine that if you didn’t have at least some preexisting appreciation for the aesthetic and premise, there’s not a lot actually happening for the first many episodes outside of context reveal, but then again, that’s sort of the point.
I found the dialogue very uniquely simple and refreshing. Like the characters were still learning how to use language and nuance themselves. It felt very raw and personal in that way.
And I will just never get over how good this show looks.
It’s like if Control, Cube, and The Stanley Parable all had a very unique offspring.
This is new information to me. In a hypothetical scenario, would it be realistic for every person to have room for a home big enough for a family, and still have plenty of room for agriculture, industry, and all the services for those homes, plus any entertainment venues, assuming you don’t account for existing infrastructure (or even if you do)? I’d probably just be sad to learn the real numbers.
Does it mean I have insomnia of this position reliably gets me to sleep in less than 15 minutes but no other position? What makes this position unique?
Maybe articles like this exist now because people don’t want to post to Twitter anymore. I keep seeing articles that could have been tweets before Elon fucked all that up.
I wasn’t even a fan of Twitter, but all this one-sentence news stayed there and didn’t fill up every feed on the internet.
/rant
This was me with the word ‘cusotmer’. Just had to force myself to relearn it.
It’s like if the It’s Always Sunny characters took more effort to pretend they were good people, but silently ruin the lives of everyone around them.
I actually enjoyed it if only because it can give some context on how people justify some of the absolutely insane things they do. Very much a slow burn.
Yeah, even if it’s a big brand attachment or whatever, I’m never going to complain about a big charity donation. (as long as it’s not a bogus charity, of course)
When I told one of my friends the idea of owning a full family home was selfish, they were shocked until I put into the perspective of how many people can fit in a city and save on transportation cost for materials and work across the board. It was a nice relief for them to realize the point.
I think the real truth of it is that these people conveniently default to whatever gets them away from other people because people are always telling them how wrong they are for acting how they do. They want no consequences for hating with prejudice.
Haha. Was showing in another comment what the first version of Blender I used looked like. These days I mostly make music.
I don’t think the person surrendering $120,000 actually cares about the console so much as they’re donating to charity.
But that’s exactly what an encyclopedia is. The internet isn’t Wikipedia. The real difference was that the library was now in your living room. You didn’t have to hope they had the material on hand and wait weeks for something specific if they didn’t have it already on hand.
There’s also just the idea that, with a library, you already have to have an idea of what to look for. You’re always browsing by genre in an alphabetical, organized fashion. With the internet, it could become discovery-based. One link could lead you to 13 others and those all branched again. You never knew what to expect.
A book contains either one really clear idea, or a reference with no substance to a bunch of random stuff.