EXCUSE ME???? CHILDREN MIGHT SEE THIS???

Should've sent him a pop-up book depicting his various crimes instead. So many possible motifs, so much room for creativity.

RemindMe! 30000 years

Thanks! I have not seen the Netflix show, so I'm more or less neutral on that (so it's not going to be an issue). I only know her from Star Trek.

Now this is the kind of insider knowledge I come to Lemmy for.

Adding this to the playlist: Angine de Poitrine

Close, this is solo garlic, which is botanically the same as regular garlic but grown in a warmer climate that prevents the cloves from splitting.

Ossi hier. So ein Schwachsinn.

Thanks! For anyone who's reading this in the future, I found out that Fairphone sells their own adapters now, so this probably isn't an issue for new customers (bought one, and it works well so far).

Expresso

So what you're saying is they not only faked the moon landing, they also kept these amazing computer graphics from us gamers all this time?

Truly monstrous.

Who could've anticipated that hating <group of people> would cause <group of people> to not find you romantically appealing?

OwO, what's this?

Das deutsche Äquivalent zum Verbrennen einer Landesflagge.

Lol, is that Mamdani on the right? If so, that's hilarious.

He didn't publish them, as far as I know. The charges brought against him were centered around the allegedly "fraudulent" use of his JSTOR account and the fact that he downloaded the files from the premises of an institution he did not belong to by plugging his laptop in a network switch in a restricted area where he wasn't allowed to be. The actual deed was minor, likely not even criminal as far as digital rights were concerned, and the charges were famously so out of proportion that even other attorneys and legal scholars questioned them publicly. The publishers wanted to make an example, and it drove Swartz into suicide before a proper trial could be held.

Meta and other companies do essentially the same thing at a much larger scale and with the clear intent to monetize it through publishing AI models built on top of it all. The main difference is the legal climate, which has changed since/due to Swartz, and the lack of clarity that the law has for these new applications. Substantively though, there is a good bit of hypocrisy here, and it makes sense to point this out.

What my cat thinks dinner time is:

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His actual dinner time:

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Edit: I guess it's technically not cooking (...)

I'll allow it.

Had one, too. Here in Europe, it was called "Milestone", and I loved that thing so much.

Wait, Ireland calls it "Irish goodbye", too?

Germans: Polish people are rude, they leave without saying goodbye.

Polish: English people are rude, they leave without saying goodbye.

English: Irish people are rude, they leave without saying goodbye.

Irish: Aye.