hope that bitch finds how deep the bottom of that bottle is and drowns in it.

You litterally just claimed you don’t send user-agent strings to servers

can you quote where I said that, or are you just going to keep lying?

I’m just laughing at the reddit/Lemmy hivemind’s collective hallucination on this.

got it. the right to privacy is a joke to you.

you have yet to deny you’re astroturfing…

never said I agree or disagree with you.

just pointed out you’re astroturfing.

for anyone still on the fence if astroturfing bots are on lemmy.

exhibit A.

this is great, especially when our government starts tracking everything we do online.

great forward thinking if that was your intention.

Built with assistance from Claude, but don’t let that stop you reading

*unregulated corporate greed

I will literally pull my AMD socket A mobo out of the box and run windows XP before I comply with this bullshit.

that was my point.

most people hear the story and go, “ofc the hot coffee is fucking hot. what a fucking idiot.” but they don’t realize that she needed skin grafts on her inner thighs and vagina because the coffee was so hot it literally melted her skin off. they only know the case because McDonald’s ran a smear campaign against the victim and slandered her as an “idiot”. they only did that because their coffee machine was faulty and heated the drink up to near boiling temperatures. worst part is, they almost got away with it!

how’s that phrase go? Regulations are written in blood.

LLMs need to have regulations on what and who can interact with it. not because the users are “stupid” but because the nature of every company is to compromise your ability to make decisions based on sound judgment, and someone who already has their judgment impaired has no protection against that kind of manipulation.

yep.

fuck corporate interests.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liebeck_v._McDonald's_Restaurants

you should read that.

they don’t care, and that’s the point.

keep up the good fight and keep on keeping on!

“how do I add remote access to my servers?”

don’t.

create a new server that’s accessible via VPN and then access your servers from there. then actively log all connections from that device and alert anytime someone or something connects to it.

what is more secure? a house with twenty front doors or a house with one front door and an alarm on it.

Back in 2008-2009 I shared this crazy idea with my peers that Microsoft was moving towards an “always connected” OS that would probably be hosted on their servers, because you can make more money charging someone for access to their data than charging them once for their OS.

they laughed it off and told me that nobody would fall for that.

…who’s laughing now assholes?

huh, I was right all along.

AI is fascism!

you owe a bank $100k it’s your problem.

you owe a bank $100billion it’s their problem.