disk encryption is much better with secure boot, because disk encryption requires a unencrypted partition, since the boot has to start somewhere unencrypted, and secure boot secures the unencrypted partition

It’s been a while since I’ve tested the defaults, but if your VM has internet access it would also have access to the LAN right? From the perspective of the VM it’s all the same, just sending requests to the router. Unless QEMU specifically blocks requests to LAN network ranges.

very rare for exploits that can breach a VM. Like once-every-10-years kind of rare.

One important thing to be aware of. By default your VM will have access to the same network resources as the host. So, say, if you use tailscale or some other secure VPN to protect your NAS, but you give your host access, the VM will be able to access it too! You can use firewall rules or bridge networking to fix this, but tbh it isn’t trivial.

hooks it up to speakers

“ahhhAAAaahAhhh”

scientists: “hmm something must be bugged, let me fiddle with it some more”

You’re conflating military with civilian.

Besides, when people talk about legalizing illegal immigrants in the US, it’s usually not about middle easterns.

“unchecked mass migration”

I have actually seen a few lemmy comments implying that anybody should be able to walk into countries like the US or Spain and become citizens.

Tbf that pile of chicken legs does not look that appetizing…or maybe just me

That’s mostly LLMs, not image gen

Truly a disgusting amount of power going into gaming.

(also there are AI image generators that take much less power)

A lot of people reading this are thinking they are going to charge you for food that you didn’t order. That’s not it.

Accurate predictions can be used for tons of things, like advertising. If they predict that you are in the mood for a burrito but don’t know it yet, they can push a Youtube ad about doordashing burritos, to get you to order.

At a large scale it can be used for planning and logistics. Prediction that Bob wants a pizza? Re-route dasher A to be closer to the pizza place so that dasher A can fulfill more orders once Bob makes the order.

Prediction that Bob hates big tech, would never buy premium doordash, and is only ordering today because he has no other choice? Deprioritize his order, he can get his pizza cold.

Probably because they figured it was more profitable that way. Maybe they prioritized more premium customers

shoot yourself with small bullets to build an immunity to big ones

It’s not comparable at all actually. A single image takes a few seconds to generate. So equivalent to a few seconds of gaming (ofc depends on the ai model and the game you’re comparing)

I feel like this is common in crime thrillers or mystery stories. Revealing each person’s perspective like puzzle pieces to the crime. Most recent one I remember that follows a similar structure is the movie Weapons

Forces you to enable Javascript for websites that don’t need it.

For those that like the cli, you can use flatpak remote-info --log flathub com.stremio.Stremio to scroll through the list of past versions, and look for the “Commit” id of the version you want, then do:

flatpak update --commit=<commit id> com.stremio.Stremio

Then use flatpak mask to prevent further updates.

Reading the comments, wow AI is polarizing. Neither side will budge.

I guess only time will tell, to see if all the AI code will actually come crashing down.

Not the person you are replying to, but if there is no copyright there is no IP “theft”.

modern AI can be used to generate formal lean proofs:

• https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/what-happens-when-ai-starts-checking-mathematicians-work/
• https://lemmy.world/post/50205770