You say you changed port configs in the yml, but then refuse to share said yml when people ask to see configs.

If this is some sort of trolling attempt, going to have to rate it 0/8.

Let this be a lesson to you - don’t modify port settings unless you’ve triple checked the documentation. It’s easy to mix them up with docker. And don’t ever use a known port value for a service like ssh, that’s just asking for trouble. Docker provides other ways to access the virtualized cli.

This is one of the fun little horrors I’ve been contemplating recently. Wonder what kind of completely unhinged neuralink human trials will be happening this year?

1. Manually insert USB drive with bootable Linux ISO of choice
2. …
3. Profit!

At the least they could obstruct, using any means at their disposal, be them legally dubious or not. The repugs would do the same.

Yeah, seems that’s the point. Old enough to competently perform what they’re told, but too young to realize the gravity of the situation and how wrong it is to partake in it.

Hopefully they don’t wait over 2 years to get started this time, if that’s the strategy.

Land of marketing and advertising, gotta ruin everything. RIP XPS, good little machines.

Yeah I believe they’re just calling it copilot now

+1 to that!

Yay for their glorious, free trusted ssl certs. Love this project!

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I mean…it’s still the best ffdshow wrapper imho

Yeah! And for that matter, when did Green Day get political?!

Afaik this is precisely what the captcha data was intended for - training AI models. Originally leveraged machine learning. LLMs are a slightly different paradigm but same purpose and results here.

JFC, win_blows_.

lol!

lmao even.

First of all, I just want to acknowledge how humorous the point you’re making is given your name, Zek.

Second, I hear you. What I’m saying is that in the states we have seen a disturbing lack of interest in trust busting over the past 20-30 years, and it’s led to some ridiculous monopolization in some markets. Tech is definitely one area that suffers from this. You’re right that EU regulators could push back on this if they wanted to, but think about what that might mean if nvidia/intel decided to play hardball. We are presently in a golden age of AI where nvidia’s products are basically the mainstay of the entire market…it could really set the EU back competitively if they chose to refuse those products at this particular juncture. I think they would face enormous pressure to simply accept the deal, in this hypothetical.

Don’t be so sure about that.

Only because our “representatives” let them write the law entirely. Imagine if Congress wasn’t filled to the brim with 80 year old fundraisers…