He’s surviving, not living.

Are people operating on themselves? What?

Have they added control groups yet? It wasn’t in the demo when I played, and that was an immediate turn off for me.

The robots have had thousands of encounters with people and pets without incident, the company said.

“It only drove over someone’s foot once or twice!”

Exactly, free food literally forever!

This happened in 2021, btw. Unless we’re talking about some character-coming-out instead of the actress.

Can someone explain why Ukraine Isn’t attacking Iran more?

This isn’t “leopards ate not face”, unless you think the people making the guides are responsible for LLM slop

I challenge you on that—are you sure this is even AI art?

Yes.

The rest doesn’t matter.

Funfact: the best way to plague to play League is not

I’m not the dev of that mod, but I feel like it specifically conflicts with every other mod that exists, has existed and will ever exist.

Ik ben ook voor een levenslang puntenrijbewijs, dan heb je dit soort zaken heel snel verholpen

Hoho, eentje daarvan is de christelijke vvd

En van liberaal, liberaal en christelijk liberaal had je dit niet verwacht?

Wait wait wait. They froze ONLY the cells, preserving the empty space between them as empty! An SEM basically makes a physical scan, so you can’t fill the space between cells with anything.

Science is totally amazing. I cant even imagine how you would do that.

So, there’s this hobby called LARP, which is pretty much this.

A 2015 prototype, in which a wood stove used for cooking and space and water heating was equipped with 21 thermoelectric modules cooled by a pumped water system, showed a power production from 25W (burning 1 kg of pine wood per hour) over 70W (4 kg wood/hour) to 166W (9 kg wood/hour).

So, it takes burning 1kg of wood to generate 25 Wh, or 90kJ. One kilo of wood contains, roughly, 20.000kJ of energy. That’s about 0.5%.

It’s fine if you want heat at that time, but quite a bit power demand is when you don’t need any heat.

It also creates huge problems with particulate pollution that are tied with all fossil fuel heating systems.

That’s uhhh… Yeah, maybe not the best example.

Look, I’m on Lemmy, my brain just automatically assumes everyone here is a huge nerd like me.

Also, to make it worse, it’s open source software, but the blocklist isn’t in the software. When you start up the software, it downloads a specific file (not in the open code) that has the block list.

There are a few open blocklists too though, like normal. You can turn those on or off at will. But not this secret one.

So yeah, it’s 100% malicious.

Basically, it’s a frontend/dashboard/UI that you can use instead of the default interface. Think of it as KDE for Linux, its the thing that shows you buttons and menus you can use to interact with Lemmy. It’s a thing that people hosting an instance use mostly.

And if you’re thinking “my interface system shouldn’t decide my blocklist!” then yes, exactly.