I don’t either, at the moment.

If they don’t care, make them care. That’s what courts are for: make criminals feel the law.

I’m fascinated about the vocabulary of that article, aimed at keeping the focus group from understanding it.

If the media got their acts together and condemn AI out of all doors and windows, they could win. But at the moment it looks more like they don’t want to win.

Take this to your lawyer as an admission of guilt of a cyber crime incident.

Same here. But I’m afraid, things like and AI pricing will spread.

Whenever did any kind of voluntary regulations in industry and commerce actually benefit the people?

And when will the FBI deal with the ‘cyber security incidents’ where LLMs breached other peoples’ systems?

It would be an interesting issue to see any LLM using code from an original GPLed source and use this to add something to a (big) commercial software.

Nope. Ubuntu is a lightweight distro. If one wants to call it a Linux at all. I freshly installed Kubuntu 26.04 a few days ago “with everything”, but that did not even include a gcc.

If someone takes a phone into the shower, it will probably be better if they lose that phone, and get a moment to reflect on the idiocity of such a behavior.

What use is an Xbox nowadays? And who said that Microsoft will not use the same “feature” on Windows?

Just use an OS that does not do this.

Wait until critizism of The Glorious Party and Our Beloved Supreme Leader is considered “piracy”.

While I’m using KDE for ages, that plushy is not for me. I would not mind spend money on them, but not for that.

With regards to expose criminal tax evaders and thieves, there is no “too far” in this. Only “too late, and not enough”.

I’ve been there with the MINIX debate back then. I’ve actually used MINIX on a job back then. Tannenbaum knows his stuff, but with that, he was completely off. I don’t think that most people in the Linux scene nowadays have ever heard of him or his OS. So much for relevance.

That, too.

Ah, OK, the Tannenbaum discussion. Yes, we had good laughs back then.

Called “obsolete” by whom? Microsoft?