The copyright office rejected that argument in the same letter. The author's small changes weren't a “sufficient amount of original authorship” .
As nice as it would be to have a total AI commons, the reasoning is kinda bullshit. Copyright office is arguing this technology is different because it's "random" and "not possible to predict", but it's actually deterministic and merely hard to predict. Expecting this to get overturned the moment AI gets used by a major film studio.
That's a stenomask. Not a new creation. Just something that's been around for decades rebranded as a gaming peripheral.
They do not admit that. The FSB claims they were shot at. The video report shows pictures of guns and bombs next to the bodies and in an apartment.
Starch retrogradation. Cooled potatoes shed water and form starch crystals that have to be heated to ~150F to fully break down.
You pretty much have to recook them, but they'll never be the same. There's a few recipes that take advantage of the drying and firming that happens in leftover potatoes (potato pancakes, potatoes romanoff, twice-baked potatoes), but I usually just: cut into small pieces, fry in skillet, eat with breakfast.
$27 per survivor to wash our hands of genocide? What a deal!
Three posts on this site and I'm already arguing about pronouns :sicko-hexbear:
Even if they aren’t an op or “poisoning the well,” they’re a fucking moron (at best)
I agree with that, just not because of what's shown in the OP.
I have no idea whether or not what is shown in the OP is an op. But the way I took it, is that if it is, it’s not so much that they’re genuinely pushing a pro-Putin agenda so much as poisoning the leftist well, so to speak.
What's shown in the OP? Who's the "they" you're talking about?
Ok, am I blind? What’s the context that makes it clear he’s referring to someone never even mentioned in this thread?
The context is I replied to your post where you mention him and talk about how he's poisoning the well and possibly an op. Which terminally online creep people say he is isn't important, but to clear up the confusion: I meant Wide_Cust4rd (the person you were talking about) is Infrared.
There have been a few laptops that claimed the CPU would be upgradable, and as far as I know, none delivered. But consider what that would be like even if it goes as planned. A few years from now you spend like 80% of the cost of a new laptop to get a marginally faster CPU and just chuck a perfectly good motherboard and CPU in the trash. When is that going to make sense? It's not like you'll have the option to put a GPU in this thing in the future.
As far as the modules go, they're just USB-C hubs that slot into the case. All they offer now is rearrangable ports, and realistically, what else could they offer?
Host of this YouTube channel about socialism in Vietnam. Here's a link to the drama, if you really wanna do that to yourself.
If that guy is who people say he is, he's done a lot worse to poison the well (patriotic socialism, US imperialism as a tail-wagging-the-dog plot, bizarre sexual pathology towards Luna), but hand-wringing about Putin helps no one. The imperialist argument is "Putin's policies are indefensible, and that's why the US needs to intervene." You are only building the case for them , and worse, tying anyone hurt by Putin's policies to the imperialist cause. Instead, leftists should be clear that Putin's problems are for Russians alone to worry about.
Save your money, OP. Making a repairable laptop is a realistic and admirable goal, but modularity/upgradability is a scam.
Deserved, imo. Critical support doesn't mean agonizing about the empire's enemies in a meme thread.
I think you can manage. It will likely involve: moving and unplugging the dryer, removing some screws (probably with a 1/4" nut driver), undoing some snap fits (You'll need a thin, firm tool like a paint scraper or ruler), and plugging the new dial in. Nothing too complicated, and the whole process should take around 20 minutes.
If all of that sounds doable to you, I'd suggest starting by searching youtube for "[brand name] dryer control panel" to get a better idea of how to pop that off.