Better yet, just don't connect your TV to the Internet, and use a separate device to watch your content.
Yes, the same principles still apply there, but TV makers long term support had generally been horrible, only adding more and more ads and privacy leeching stuff after purchase.
EU: introduces law that forbids using AI from making high-impact judgment calls on people.
US: ...
Meanwhile, I did have to close an email popup to read this article.
Ackshually, Big Ben is the name of the bell inside. This is a picture of the Elizabeth Tower.
“We had to get in on the video action, too — "
No, you didn't.
(despite that, it did pretty rapidly remind me why I stopped using it - so much outrage for the sake of outrage)
I haven't used it in years, but I just logged in to check my feed.
Despite what lemmy keeps telling me, I didn't see a single racist tweet.
Turns out that, since you pick who to follow, you get what you sign up for. In my case, a lot of privacy advocates, developers and journalists.
Keep jerking that circle, people.
Shit like this is why I pirate.
For writing, I personally prefer Sonnet.
But the best thing is, I use openrouter.ai - that way I have access to dozens of models, including those of openai, at the same pricing scheme of their own apis.
Hook it up to a self hosted openweb-ui instance, and I can switch models on the fly. Best of all worlds.
It's The Turtle from Wild Cards!
That's a no-brainer.
Thanks to the tests, it'll be easier to rewrite the unreadable code, plus you'll get a better understanding of the big picture.
In other words, clickbait?