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The artist I've seen credited with this illustration is Robert Bonfils, who made a ton of covers for erotic novels.
https://www.flickr.com/photos/56781833@N06/albums/72157627065849919/
proof-reader?
who needs a proof reader??
@MsMerope That looks like an AI generated article. They ingest some report (Citizen? scanner report?) and then spit out what they think is an article.
Oh look, this dryer can fit your pets for drying
@ai6yr Avoids the whole Poodle in the microwave dealio.
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They should invent some legs of stone that are vast but not trunkless
@pikesley https://trunkless.ai now you can automate your pedestal needs using a vast swarm of autonomous agents
This idea https://blog.google/innovation-and-ai/models-and-research/google-research/google-project-suncatcher-facts/ #DatacentersInSpace is *completely fucked up*.
The environmental implications are just completely ignored. We pollute the atmosphere on the way up, at all levels, with rocket usage, and again on the way down, as the satellites fall out and burn up. At least, we hope they burn up.. I do not want a datacenter falling on my family.
We risk making the entirety of near-orbit space utterly useless to humanity for thousands of years [Kessler Syndrome](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kessler_syndrome).
And all of this is to avoid putting the datacenters on earth. Or perhaps, just not building them at all.
I really hope that lack of bandwidth, cosmic rays, vibration, and cooling, make it utterly impractical, and that all we get is a few test flights burning up in space, followed by a return to commonsense, if there ever was any.
Google, you and your lack of care for the planet, you disgust me.
grok really doesn't have much in the way of paying users
xAI's main business is as a hosting company for Anthropic and Google
This is the song that doesn't end,
Yes it goes on and on my friends,
Some people
Started singing it
Not knowing what it was,
And they'll continue singing it forever just because...
(Since the beginning, the cost of running LLM chatbots has far exceeded the returns. The fact that he's admitting this hasn't changed is a welcome surprise, at least, like the person who everyone knows filled the air with shit-scented methane lowering their head and raising their hand.)
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Is there a way to not see duplicate of the same topic across different communities?
Hi everyone!
I’m really enjoying the Fediverse through Lemmy and Peertube.
One creator I enjoy and follow on the Fediverse is Gardiner Bryant as his content is really enjoyable.
Sadly he ´s the target of my post as he shares his content on many different communities that I follow.
Today I had 5 times the same topic on RetroDeck (great project too) on my feed on Lemmy (Voyager).
It is the same on PieFed (Interstellar).
This is really annoying and I haven’t found a way to not show these duplicates. Do you know about one or is it worked on?
Also when crossposting, it would be great if everything appeared under on post. Is it feasible?
Sorry if it’s easy and I just missed it. In a way I hope it is because it would mean that the Fediverse is festure rich😇
If pkg_add and pkg_info are slow on OpenBSD, try to change to a different mirror in /etc/installurl. Mine was set to the closest one geographically (here in Sweden), but it was unbearably slow (perhaps because it's FTP over HTTPS?). I set it to the one in Copenhagen and now everything's instant.
@thomholwerda There is also the matter that geographically-closest doesn't necessarily mean "has a decent route from your ISP's network", though I had that pegged as more of a Germany problem
iOS 27.2.1 could launch soon as next iPhone update https://9to5mac.com/2026/11/02/ios-27-2-1-could-launch-soon-as-next-iphone-update/?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=mastodon
Apple TV just added a ton of free classic movies, here’s everything new https://9to5mac.com/2026/11/02/apple-tv-just-added-a-ton-of-free-classic-movies-heres-everything-new-2/?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=mastodon
Deals: Apple Watch Ultra 4 nearly $100 off, AirTag 2 $17.50 each, M6 Mac mini $150 off, Apple chargers, more https://9to5mac.com/2026/11/02/deals-apple-watch-ultra-4-airtag-2-m6-mac-mini/?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=mastodon
The forecast is for continuous rain starting late morning through to tomorrow, so I figured I'd have to get out early to stay dry on a ride. It had rained briefly before I started, but my luck held on long enough to get a 20 mile ride on the #RochMN city trails. It is still warm (for November in Minnesota), 58F (14C), but there were gusty winds out of the South. On the way, I encountered and old friend who used to ride with us over a decade ago.
#Biketooter
@MartyCormack Nice job balancing your bike against a helmet!!!
"Taking up smoking" to prove your belief in the AI singularity, seriously?
Wimps! Get a one-way ticket to Venus (at least) or I don't believe you.
*opens ticket shop*
and leave us behind, as promised.
The forecast is for continuous rain starting late morning through to tomorrow, so I figured I'd have to get out early to stay dry on a ride. It had rained briefly before I started, but my luck held on long enough to get a 20 mile ride on the #RochMN city trails. It is still warm (for November in Minnesota), 58F (14C), but there were gusty winds out of the South. On the way, I encountered and old friend who used to ride with us over a decade ago.
#Biketooter
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