With all the fuckups recently, a random lemming getting added to a white house war crime chat wouldn’t even surprise me at this point.

To be fair, declaring war on the pope is a time honoured Christian tradition.

What do you mean there’s no quick load on this game?

How fucking hard is it to put a $2 ultrasonic distance sensor on the front. I built robots when I was a kid that wouldn’t do this.

This has been solved for 50 years FFS. Yet here we are with techbros thinking cameras can solve everything.

I’m not sure of the correct term. It should be obvious though that if anyone can copyright claim their own image, it would basically make taking photos in many public places impossible.

Defamation and/or tortious interference possibly?

Not necessarily. The standard of proof is different. Just because you couldn’t prove to the civil standard (on the balance of probabilities) that they infringed your copyright, it doesn’t mean the claim was false to a criminal standard (beyond reasonable doubt).

I’d settle for the government prosecuting every false copyright claim as perjury.

Lets not throw out freedom of panorama because of AI.

I can’t tell if this is supposed to be for or against glyphosate?

They also have to continually convince politicians and other politically minded people to give them money, and risk having it taken away if their results are politically inconvenient.

Where is god going to get lawyers from? The other guy has them all.

More instances with minimal/no defederation would help. That way you can just tell people to pick one of those instances and it doesn’t matter which one.

It’s a bit of a faff to export and import your followed community list

This was in the UK.

Paywall free link https://archive.ph/TYd4L

In the past the military would’ve had to pay an actress to pretend to be a bridge bunny.

we have microplastics instead now.

It’s fine as long as you don’t do something silly like invite a journalist to your top secret government group chat.

Oddly the UK is somehow ahead here https://www.gov.uk/guidance/using-open-document-formats-odf-in-your-organisation