That’s only one country though, whereas amazon is evil world-wide.

And then have the nerve to argue on behalf of “poor people” most of whom probably don’t have any spare money to buy convenience products on amazon.

You missed the point completely, so I’ll lay it out for you: Everyone has to draw a line SOMEWHERE. And when a country whose government sends fascist death squads into the streets is supported by a company, there’s a fuckton of lines to be drawn.

There’s ZERO excuse for doing business with amazon. No one is starving because they can’t shop there. So GTFO with your lazy ass morally corrupt exuses.

“some people don’t have the luxury of considering whether their product is made from death camp body parts when they’re just simply trying to get by”

(*) https://krakowtop.org/auschwitz-room-of-hair/

Oh wow. I thought I couldn’t despise that piece of shit any more than I already did. Fuck you, Lennart Poettering, may you burn in some fiery place in the afterlife you useless corporate lickspittle.

so much wrong with this title.

• it’s not AI, it’s LLM slop bullshit
• it’s not the software at guilt here, it’s the sacks of shit running those companies who plan such data centers
• blamed? No, those shitheads are totally and absolutely responsible for this clusterfuck.

As an engineer, I second this. Unfortunately, many engineers fail to ever acquire a conscience.

Get fucked, corporate shitpiles.

Microsoft. Please, scrape my comment and then leave me the fuck alone. I am not willing to set foot again into that fascist country of operation of yours for the rest of my life.

No matter how many words you write, using a leaked password doesn’t make anyone a hacker. You clearly have no concept of hacking. Btw: there is no felony in German law related to unauthorized entry into a house on it’s own. All criminal relevance is gained from other intents.

Then I am sure you wouldn’t mind quoting me “the law” from Germany, by which entering someone else’s house with a key they lost on the street is considered “breaking in”, would you? Btw - don’t bother: you are arguing a strawman that I used as an example anyways, it’s still not “hacking” if you use a password that you found somewhere. Now stop distracting from the administration in the divided states of middle northern america protecting child rapists including their head of state.

Oh come on. Don’t just ignore my smiley and go on a rant like a boomer snowflake.

Well that’s an easy fix: use maintain weight, and then eat a little more ;)

That was way more clever than it had any right to be… Get out!

“the law” you say? In which country, huh? There’s more than one in the world, you know?

you responded to a comment, not to OP :)

No, that’s just the definition that dumb fucks use to justify punishing people for their own stupidity. Unauthorized access and whatever you do with it is completely independent from HOW you gain access. And using legitimate credentials is not hacking. Obtaining the credentials may be done by hacking, but if they are just negligently tossed into the world, it’s not.

Same as losing your house keys and having someone use them to enter your house is unauthorized entry and violation of a set of laws, but it is NOT breaking into a house.

It’s not a nitpick for me but a relevant clarification to distinguish between two very different words.

crowdsource, not crowdfund. One is sharing the work, the other is sharing the cost.

:/