With what, the second strongest army in Russia?

Nice idea, but what if I want my tesla set on fire instead?

The contaminated batch has quite a wide date range too, so presumably people could have been using it for a while.

Not sure how much would end up getting into the food though. Presumably low enough levels that it’s unlikely to be much harm but still higher than is ideal.

While I know of the proper dunning-kruger effect chart, that still doesn’t help me out of the imposter syndrome valley of despair

Completely cut out all US food/drinks, other stuff it varies a bit but making an effort to avoid US stuff where practical.

Fine, eat the stockholders.

I always felt using publicly available but copyrighted works could be ok but only if the model is publicly available as well

Will that make the stock market cheaper? I have some recipes that use stock.

Or the author left and no one really knew what their job involved. Had one like that recently, tried to contact someone only to find out they have left. Oh, ok well who handles the content template site now? Oh, me? No one told me about this or how to use it.

I usually am, I am support and I ask questions about features so old and undocumented that no one else knows the answer.

My cast iron pan was made from recycled iron. And if I bought it a month later it would be in the batch that has a product recall because they also recycled some lead in it

Many FOSS projects don’t have money to pay people

Small inaccuracies are different to just being completely wrong though

I just use it to write emails, so I declare the facts to the LLM and tell it to write an email based on that and the context of the email. Works pretty well but doesn’t really sound like something I wrote, it adds too much emotion.

Regular cans are somewhat inefficient shapes as well, shorter and fatter would be more economical, but less ergonomical and for once that won out, for a while anyway. Now we get designed by marketing instead.

In a lot of these places the best option is 4G. In a previous job we setup a small area with 4G internet and it was both faster and cheaper than what BT was providing.

Massive farmhouse and surrounding buildings that had all been converted into separate homes, not sure exactly how many people lived there, somewhere around 15 or so. There was also a functioning farm there as well which was why we set it up, the total LAN covered an area like half a km wide. Connecting everyone up with 4G was a cheap side benefit to the main project so it only cost like £100 extra.

The cost of a cable to a remote cabin is clearly not worth it either when you can just use a 4G antenna instead at a fraction of the cost. Ships won’t even be able to reach 4G signals.

You need to plug it into something though. If you are on a boat, what are you going to plug into?

For my house I use a 4G router and a combination of ethernet and wifi over the LAN. 4G is also fine for kayaking, but if I had a larger boat that went further out and for longer I would probably consider satellite options.

Aren’t there a bunch of ports based on Wine in a wrapper? Those are all products.