That sounds like a waking nightmare
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It has worked for them for like 100 years, why would they stop?
It’s also just what they’re told on Fox News, etc., most of them have never set foot in a major US city.
prole@lemmy.blahaj.zoneto
Cybersecurity@sh.itjust.works•Anonymous Zero-Knowledge Encrypted Cloud StorageEnglish
3·8 hours agoOk then if that’s the case, you should have clarified that AI wasn’t used in coding the important stuff, but just documentation.
Because I think that’s where most people’s concern was. That is, trusting LLM for a specific type of privacy application.
Fucking exactly. Feels like we’re taunting physics instead of elegantly working with it hahaha
I’ve been told I’m wrong and being irrational, but I kind of hate helicopters and am low-key terrified of flying in one.
My logic is this: planes turn into gliders when the engines go out. A helicopter is just like a falling stone.
Now I’ve been told that I’m wrong and that apparently that horrifying death spin they often do on the way down will slow the descent.
Which is cold comfort lol
prole@lemmy.blahaj.zoneto
News@lemmy.world•Why are US Republicans losing faith in War Secretary Pete Hegseth?
1·8 hours agoOh yes, I know Scanners. Big Cronenberg fan (def not my favorite of his though).
I’d be ok with him popping like a balloon like Alex Jones did
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politics @lemmy.world•Senate Homeland Security committee votes to hold Fauci in contempt of Congress
1·8 hours agoOnce upon a time (let’s say prior to 2016), it was generally accepted precedent that accepting a pardon was an admission of guilt.
So I believe the idea is that you’ve already forfeited your fifth amendment right by admitting guilt.
I could be wrong.
It also doesn’t matter anymore because after one of Trump’s early pardons (honestly forget which, there are so many awful ones. Maybe Mike Flynn?), they were kind of just like “yeah no it doesn’t equal an admission of guilt, that was never really precedent”. Which apparently was true. It turns out our entire country ran on gentlemen’s agreements for nearly 200 years but that’s a separate discussion.
prole@lemmy.blahaj.zoneto
politics @lemmy.world•Senate Homeland Security committee votes to hold Fauci in contempt of Congress
2·2 hours agoBut this is what welding power against your political enemies actually looks like. Democrats are free to do this exact same thing to RFK Jr next year. And Pete Hegseth. And Kristi Noem. And Howard Lutnick
Not even in the same universe. Fauci just did his fucking job, the people you’ve listed have not only broken their oaths of office, most (if not all) have explicitly broken the law. On numerous occasions.
But this is what the right will do. This is what they’re setting up for with the “against weaponization of government” bullshit. “See? They all do it!”.
As soon as someone on the left attempts to hold these ghouls responsible for literal crimes, they will cry persecution. Most of them are Christians, so they’re pros already and have a lifetime of practice.
Idiots who don’t pay attention will be told “remember how Fauci refused to answer questions?! They all do this, it’s not just Republicans!”
Mark my words.
And we’ll once again be on the back foot, as always, having to try to explain that Hegseth literally ordered the murder of something like 200 South American fishermen, and that’s not the same as a disease expert trying to handle a pandemic with a toddler as a boss.
And people will literally say, “that didn’t actually happen, I would have seen it on TV” or “those were actually confirmed terrorists,” or etc etc.
Because they “don’t pay attention to politics” yet somehow always end up with the most up to date Fox News talking points.
Funny how that works.
Go ahead and save this comment so someone can make a meme about it when I’m inevitably correct in 3 weeks or months or years or…
This fucking Cassandra-ass shit sucks.
prole@lemmy.blahaj.zoneto
Cybersecurity@sh.itjust.works•Anonymous Zero-Knowledge Encrypted Cloud StorageEnglish
3·9 hours agoDid you make this? If so, I always find it curious that people like this cannot just take the advice/criticism they asked for.
Zero-knowledge refers to a very specific type of encryption, and it has to work.
Putting faith in anything that was vibecoded for something like zero knowledge encryption seems like a very bad idea.
And yet that specific advice just cannot ever be accepted and brought on. The response is always defensive.
I appreciate that you saw the need for something, and took initiative to try to make it… However, unless you’ve got experience with developing this kind of encryption, and didn’t just offload any of it to an LLM, then I worry it’s doing more harm than good.
In the case of something like this, having no option is better than having an option that confidently tells you it works while you have no idea what’s actually happening under the hood.
prole@lemmy.blahaj.zoneto
Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•Frustrated with Freetube, what do you use on desktop
2·9 hours agoYeah same. For me, the alternate is to just not use YouTube so I usually give it a few tries with freetube before giving up
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Leopards Ate My Face@lemmy.world•Ex-Trump Appointee Compares Leaving MAGA ‘Cult’ To ‘Coming Out Of An Abusive Relationship’English
6·9 hours agoSo like when the abused go on to become abusers themselves. Got it.
Read The Autobiography of Malcolm X. He talks quite a bit about these types of people.
prole@lemmy.blahaj.zoneto
politics @lemmy.world•Senate Homeland Security committee votes to hold Fauci in contempt of Congress
9·18 hours agoThis shit only ever goes one way.
Meanwhile, on the right, they’ve been ignoring subpoenas with impunity since George W Bush.
Literally just ignoring them, and nothing ever happens.
prole@lemmy.blahaj.zoneto
politics @lemmy.world•Trump Humiliated as His Candidate Loses to Someone Who Dropped Out
2·1 day agoIf you know nothing about the conflict in Palestine, then sure.
prole@lemmy.blahaj.zoneto
News@lemmy.world•Why are US Republicans losing faith in War Secretary Pete Hegseth?
13·2 days agoBecause they will do literally anything to avoid blaming the one man actually responsible for all of this.
In some weird monkeys paw situation or some shit, Trump has somehow just been able to skate through a literal life of crime, and it’s like everyone has just collectively decided that it’s fine when it’s this one specific guy… I know it’s not, but it really almost feels supernatural. Probably more like blackmail on people.
It’s just remarkable either way. He gets some strange additional benefit(s) of the doubt that nobody in the history of the office would ever get in a million lifetimes for the most idiotic shit. Like really? THIS guy? Out of all the guys to bestow this shit on…?
I cannot wait for the day that this man perishes. It will be the one fucking thing he can’t skate away from. Like his piece of shit mentor Roy Cohn. Death always comes eventually. Hopefully he doesn’t nuke the planet first.
prole@lemmy.blahaj.zoneto
No Stupid Questions@lemmy.world•In Star Wars, what would it mean "to bring balance to The Force?"
1·3 days agoHidden Fortress
prole@lemmy.blahaj.zoneto
No Stupid Questions@lemmy.world•In Star Wars, what would it mean "to bring balance to The Force?"
3·3 days agoMakes it even more annoying when some insane fascist shit happens IRL and people are like “omg it’s just like what Palpatine did” or whatever.
Like no dude, it’s like what fucking Adolf Hitler did

It takes a long time and a concerted effort to morph a healthy union into what’s basically organized crime (see: police “unions”).
Otherwise, unions are just groups of people. People can be corrupt, and healthy unions have mechanisms and safeguards for excising that corruption.
The F.O.P. isn’t created overnight. It’s built on generation upon generation of corrupt cops covering for each other. That is not a union, that’s a gang.