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>>247 (OP)
lol>>247 (OP)
lolYesterday I was talking to an AI customer service agent. Every time I asked it to do something, it told me to contact customer support to resolve my complaint. I told it that it was the customer support AI agent, which triggered its "input guardrail" to block my message and reset the chat.
Yesterday I was talking to an AI customer service agent. Every time I asked it to do something, it told me to contact customer support to resolve my complaint. I told it that it was the customer support AI agent, which triggered its "input guardrail" to block my message and reset the chat.
apparently LG monitors install marketing/data harvesting stuff to your PC then also tells windows to install mcafee AV as well so dont get LG i guess...or, stop using windows
https://www.techspot.com/news/113031-lg-alienware-monitors-caught-auto-installing-windows-adware.html
>>242 (OP)
Monitors should display video and that's it. How does it even install softwareapparently LG monitors install marketing/data harvesting stuff to your PC then also tells windows to install mcafee AV as well so dont get LG i guess...or, stop using windows
https://www.techspot.com/news/113031-lg-alienware-monitors-caught-auto-installing-windows-adware.html
>>242 (OP)
Monitors should display video and that's it. How does it even install software>>238 (OP)
me in the middle>>238 (OP)
im a normie, but atleast i use linuxDue to increased storage costs and an intense amount of data that has never been accessed after being uploaded.
>Beginning July 6th, 2026 and applying retroactively, files uploaded anonymously that have not had a download/hit in over 2 years will be removed from Catbox.
https://blog.catbox.moe/post/821058172332769280/removing-idle-uploads
Due to increased storage costs and an intense amount of data that has never been accessed after being uploaded.
>Beginning July 6th, 2026 and applying retroactively, files uploaded anonymously that have not had a download/hit in over 2 years will be removed from Catbox.
https://blog.catbox.moe/post/821058172332769280/removing-idle-uploads
This is Cosm Los Angeles, an immersive sports venue that uses a giant curved LED screen to recreate the stadium experience.
This is Cosm Los Angeles, an immersive sports venue that uses a giant curved LED screen to recreate the stadium experience.
During a World Cup football match, a QR code appeared on the stadium screen. After fans scanned it, thousands of phone flashlights inside the stadium were synchronized to form a coordinated light display across the stands.
During a World Cup football match, a QR code appeared on the stadium screen. After fans scanned it, thousands of phone flashlights inside the stadium were synchronized to form a coordinated light display across the stands.
>>221 (OP)
i hate the antichristI'm tired, bros.
https://isaiprofitable.com
>>218 (OP)
idkI'm tired, bros.
https://isaiprofitable.com
>>218 (OP)
idkExplosion in slow motion shows how fire spreads-what eyes can't see.
How seamless curved LED displays can be used to create massive 3D depth illusions
How seamless curved LED displays can be used to create massive 3D depth illusions
Midjourney just announced a device that does full body scans in 60 seconds at 0.5mm-level precision
>>205 (OP)
Can Midjourney cure baldness?
Midjourney just announced a device that does full body scans in 60 seconds at 0.5mm-level precision
>>205 (OP)
Can Midjourney cure baldness?
>>202 (OP)
utterly MOGGED by Palmer Luckey's Anduril glasses>>202 (OP)
too thickThe future is now
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/s_zV0K1IDjc
>>201 (OP)
glad we invented ai so that we could count to 100this guy forgot all AI datacenters will be in space, and AI is going to be key to build and manage lunar and martian bases https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FPIGu0anfAE
Reminder: The moon is made of poison. Unfathomably small shards of jagged micro-glass that have never had their razor edges dulled by wind or rain that eat through Kevlar space suit like abrasive fluid. It gets everywhere, and if you accidently inhaled a cloud of it, you will die, either shortly, or later due to its carcinogenic chemical properties (its also radioactive in the extreme).
Neither the moon or mars have a living core. This means:
>A) Anything of value like gold or silver or tantalum or palladium sank to the core a billion years ago
>B) Any atmosphere you terraform with nukes (retarded) would blow away. (Obviously, you cannot re-light a planets core, if you have that level of energy, you can just open a wormhole to another earth.)
Asteroid mining is a meme. You cannot mine asteroids anymore today with Falcon 9 than you could 40 years ago. Roids (with heavy metals) are protoplanets, like mars and the moon their cores are dead, and that is where all the heavy rare earths are. You cant just land Curiosity on the surface and have it sweep up the gold and iridium into a bin. So you're either drilling to the core in space autonomously through a km of rock and iron hoping a gas pocket doesn't blow (not possible on earth autonomously), or you're crashing one here.
In either case, you need the fuel to get a skyscrapers weight in robotic mining equpment to the roid to drill a km deep, or you need the fuel to move a skyscraper. This would be more fuel than has ever been launched, and you'd need fuel to get that fuel up there.
Won't waste time on datacenter memes, theres a 4 second delay to the moon and back, on top of normal internet speed delays, and tons of noise. If you want to spend 3x the gdp of europe building dial up on the moon be my guest.
Hope this helps.
Hope you don't lose your shit due to unintentional ignorance.
If you do now, its willful ignorance.this guy forgot all AI datacenters will be in space, and AI is going to be key to build and manage lunar and martian bases https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FPIGu0anfAE
Reminder: The moon is made of poison. Unfathomably small shards of jagged micro-glass that have never had their razor edges dulled by wind or rain that eat through Kevlar space suit like abrasive fluid. It gets everywhere, and if you accidently inhaled a cloud of it, you will die, either shortly, or later due to its carcinogenic chemical properties (its also radioactive in the extreme).
Neither the moon or mars have a living core. This means:
>A) Anything of value like gold or silver or tantalum or palladium sank to the core a billion years ago
>B) Any atmosphere you terraform with nukes (retarded) would blow away. (Obviously, you cannot re-light a planets core, if you have that level of energy, you can just open a wormhole to another earth.)
Asteroid mining is a meme. You cannot mine asteroids anymore today with Falcon 9 than you could 40 years ago. Roids (with heavy metals) are protoplanets, like mars and the moon their cores are dead, and that is where all the heavy rare earths are. You cant just land Curiosity on the surface and have it sweep up the gold and iridium into a bin. So you're either drilling to the core in space autonomously through a km of rock and iron hoping a gas pocket doesn't blow (not possible on earth autonomously), or you're crashing one here.
In either case, you need the fuel to get a skyscrapers weight in robotic mining equpment to the roid to drill a km deep, or you need the fuel to move a skyscraper. This would be more fuel than has ever been launched, and you'd need fuel to get that fuel up there.
Won't waste time on datacenter memes, theres a 4 second delay to the moon and back, on top of normal internet speed delays, and tons of noise. If you want to spend 3x the gdp of europe building dial up on the moon be my guest.
Hope this helps.
Hope you don't lose your shit due to unintentional ignorance.
If you do now, its willful ignorance.