Hosting costs probably. Rolling back a patch is a rare scenario and Steam would have to host every version of every game in their store on their servers indefinitely.

It’s only half a kneel, so let’s just call it eel.

I’m not saying I condone what he did, but I can understand it from his perspective. I’d probably do the same thing if there were a country responsible for ruining my life and health and I had the information to inflict some damage.

Can you really blame the man for picking sides after all the US has done to him personally over the years?

“When does le narwhal bacon?”

That’s what I just did with my account of 10 years. I had all comments overwritten with gibberish and purged them a few days later. I’ll send them a final DSGVO request and delete it afterwards.

Okay now I’m convinced

The problem is all the carbon that is emitted to transport the ice from Greenland halfway around the world for no other reason than bullshit marketing.

“Bluescreen. Meltdown imminent. Would you like to search this error code with Bing?”

lmfao

See for yourself:

https://www.statista.com/statistics/1100076/volodymyr-zelensky-s-approval-rating-ukraine/

In February 2023, over 90 percent of the Ukrainian population approved of the activities of Volodymyr Zelenskyy as the president of the country. The approval rating was at approximately the same level as in June 2022. Zelenskyy’s popularity within the country was significantly higher in 2022, when Russia invaded Ukraine, than in 2021

https://www.newsweek.com/zelensky-approval-rating-ukraine-war-1835246

President Volodymyr Zelensky’s approval rating in Ukraine remains near the record highs set shortly after Russia’s full-scale invasion of the country began in February 2022, new data from Gallup shows.

Zelensky is one of the worlds most popular leaders. There’s no way he’s getting “deposed” unless Russia manages to assassinate him.

Still, AI is able to “create” new things by a combination of existing concepts. It can generate a Roomba in the style of Van Gogh for example, which is probably not something that currently exists.

If you have trained the model or part of it yourself, I’d say yes, some copyright should apply to that. Depending on the images that were used of course. The copyright should apply less to the generated image and more to the model itself. You should also be able to copyright images that have been sufficiently altered after the initial generation IMO.

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You also have to realize that in more than a decade, there was never a reddit alternative that has EVER hit this level of activity.

That is a very important point that doesn’t get mentioned enough. Lemmy is the largest and most active reddit alternative around. All the other sites that tried to capitalize on the API disaster have laughable numbers of users and most posts rarely have more than 10 votes or interactions.

The fediverse is not dying out, don’t be dramatic.

I didn’t even know it existed tbh