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Go fuck yourselves, BBC.

@AmanHasNoName_2 The passwords may be encrypted in a two-way encryption, which is kinda bad but not as bad as storing it in plain text. It makes it possible for someone to hack the database and get the full passwords out of it though, which is why no one should store passwords encrypted that way.

If they store encrypted passwords how can all the valid passwords switch to upper case versions ?

I warned you.

The reason software eats RAM is the same reason factories used to dump chemicals in rivers. The cost is externalized. Every mass of inference compute shows up on an engineering manager's AWS bill, broken down to the cent, reviewed quarterly. Every mass of RAM consumed on YOUR machine shows up nowhere in anyone's budget. Chrome could cut memory usage by 60% tomorrow and Google's revenue wouldn't move a single basis point. Docker's 2GB idle footprint costs Docker Inc. exactly $0. Electron's 500MB todo list costs the Electron team exactly $0. The user paid for the RAM. The user pays the electricity. The user deals with the fan noise. The company ships faster because they chose the laziest possible runtime. The token-optimization obsession makes this even clearer. Companies optimize inference cost because inference cost hits their margins. They'll spend six months shaving 200ms off a model response. They won't spend six days reducing a desktop client's memory footprint because that memory belongs to someone else's hardware. This is why the 16GB vs 32GB debate is a trap. You're asking consumers to buy more expensive hardware to subsidize the software industry's refusal to optimize for a resource they never have to pay for. The market will never fix this on its own. The people writing the checks and the people running out of RAM are on opposite sides of the transaction.

This is a greater achievement in gaming than DLSS slop

Sempre perco tudo com o Jesus Amado

You don't need language to understand this video

Pixar artist Teddy Newton hilariously satirizing the animation industry in 2006's THE STUDIO OF TOMORROW. Particularly relevant now in the age of AI.

Quando falta tomada em casa.

Pet Talk.

@skypbookie Aumenta a resolução da imagem antes de desenhar, aí tem mais pixels quando faz zoom. Dá sempre pra redimensionar pra baixo depois.

how do ppl make their drawings look big like that, if i zoom in everything turns into pixels

Throwback to one of the funniest trends😭

Não é possível! Kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk

@Fanfare_Int @IronlilyS The KKK were christians who practised old-time catholic rites and they got "a bit" out of hand on their hate of black people. Now americans only know of the hate and not their origins. Even the burning cross is an old catholic rite.

@IronlilyS Is there a reason that the KKK uses those similar hats? Are they trying to link themselves to the catholic church or act as those they represent them? never studied them 🤷‍♂️

Ah, the yearly tradition of online exploiting "Semana Santa" for free traffic is so back.

@IronlilyS It's just americans getting triggered by the pointy hats that are not associated with hate outside of America again.

Corporate translator part 2 This gets even funnier and more accurate. Why can't companies just come out and tell us what's going on in plain English language?🤔

Remember how, in the late 1940s into the 1950s, comics were considered to be addictive to children and harmful to their mental development? Imagine if the publishers/distributors had faced successful multi-million-dollar consumer protection lawsuits based on those arguments.

Gunnar Strömmer(M), Minister of Justice, #ChatControl supporter, during an interview on Politikbyrån. Journalist: Can we see your latest sms? Gunnar: Eeh, no, you can not. J: Why can't we get to see your recent sms? G: It is for what I believe to be obvious private reasons.