Probably shouldn't post your face on public internet like this, but I'm glad you did, because I have the exact same jacket!
Also, I've been following this project for a while, with all of it's heartbreaks, and it was totally worth it--this turned out awesome!
North Korea was able to stop it. Granted, they literally just don't allow any of the tech in the hands of the average person with threat of torture or death. But dystopian is as dystopian does.
I see your point, though, and it'll likely always be possible to bypass those controls, at least for people with the know-how. But that's not the average citizen. Let's do what we can to ensure it doesn't come to this in the first place.
Never heard of this before. This is awesome!
Metadata is very easily deletable. How is this going to do anything of substance? What am I missing?
It will use your bodies, and you will like it.
Remember that thing you specifically said you didn't want? Well, guess what!
-US and China probably
And the world chanted: break! Break! Break!
This chant could be heard from the most populated city centers to the seemingly barren deserts.
It's hard and complex, but they can. And they aim to.
I see this is using OpenAI. Any plans to add support for local models, instead of cloud ones? Some companies, especially those dealing with government contracts, can't use cloud AI. However, your tool looks pretty dope, and would be a perfect addition to our arsenal, if it had support for local models.
Edit: I say "our", but I'm a company of one lol
It's much harder when all your ISPs and the world's largest DNS resolvers block the IPs or resolving the DNS, which is what this dystopian bill proposes. Make no mistake, this is Orwellian censorship masquerading as piracy protection.
It was a 0day back then, I guess, so it (in some unknown magic way) keeps that designation forever, apparently.
Real reason: people want clicks on their slop, so they bait your clicks with nonsense.
I use raid5 on an HP server, and am dealing with 2 drive failures, because HP's qc is garbage. Raid6 would have saved me here, but it's not really likely to have 2 drives fail simultaneously, so... yeah.
I recommend looking into 321 backup, too. Raid isn't a backup solution, but it seems you already understand that and are trying to do that.