If I can't go on Amazon and buy a copy for sale at any price, I'm of the opinion that I'm justified in pirating it -- and I have put my money where my mouth is on that point.
Edit: to be clear, I'm talking about commercially produced films and tv shows; I'd look elsewhere for e.g. games
I think it's ethically justifiable to pirate media that has been abandoned by its creators; without such action, media would become lost.
Legally, it's not ok until it goes out of copyright, but if the company that has the rights to a work isn't even selling it, it'd be rather weird for them to bother wasting money pursuing a claim against you.
I'd rather like to see the laws changed so that what feels ethical and what is legal are in alignment with each other again, but I don't expect sanity on that front to show up during my lifetime...
Could it have been a mistake and they were supposed to reveal an N for ING but didn't?
Guess assuming -ing in first word
PUTTING ON MY PANTS
Antennas on Misskey are a way to filter posts based on certain conditions. (e.g. include/exclude certain keywords, tags, etc.)
As I understand it, users can set up multiple antennas and tune them to select for messages they care about, and you get a timeline for each one.
I think the upvote/downvote system and karma systems popularized by reddit, etc. are largely failed attempts at mitigating the effects of the Greater Internet Fuckwad Theory.
If I were to set up a new social network today, I'd look towards antenna systems instead for inspiration on how to design it. That said, I haven't spent much time on Misskey and that kind of thing probably has its own issues that I don't know about.
No. Asimov's laws were created as rules for making interesting fiction about robots -- instead of the crappy "monster goes on a rampage" style stories that were prevalent before that. The whole point of them is to be insufficient so that you have something to write a story about!
I'm not sure if people burned out from over-saturation or got shouted out by the haters, but yeah, it definitely got quiet.
There's still a bunch of us with nuanced opinions about AI on here though (e.g. over in !localllama@sh.itjust.works) even if the haters are the loudest faction on Lemmy at large at the moment.
Oh hey. There's a name I haven't seen in a while. Welcome back!
Or a strong odour break my sense of smell?
I've accidentally knocked out my sense of smell with a bathroom cleaner before. Not enough ventilation while I was scrubbing things, I guess. Came back later in the day, thankfully, but was quite disturbing. I don't recommend it.
Can a really strong flavour break my taste buds?
Not sure exactly about that, but there are compounds that will mess with your sense of taste significantly. e.g. there's a fruit that makes sour things taste sweet: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Synsepalum_dulcificum
Do you feel like trying to DIY something?
If so, like I said take a look at YOLO and other object detection models, or try using a small VLM like gemma-4-E2B-it-qat-q4_0-gguf -- which ought to be able to fit on your graphics card -- and pass it an image and a simple question like "Is there a person in this image? YES or NO. No extra text." when a simpler process like a motion detector light triggers.
If not, that's probably as far as I can help.
Either way, good luck!
I just picked up Satisfactory on sale and will probably give it a try later this week.