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If all the code and data eventually move into the dedicated user account, why wouldn't it also eventually move into the container/vm?

I feel like if you have to use the word so much, you don't really have one

A lot of this comes and goes like fashion styles, I expect most of them to be doing the same bit about some other topic in a couple years.

It already is, it's called a div and I can make it disappear in three clicks in my Firefox.

It would be nice if this power was more available to the normies, but it's the same tool that makes the ad disappear.

If someone is really upset about seeing the button, I guess they could ask an AI to make their browser filter it out

No Linux distro can have a hard anti-AI stance

Feels to me it was established in 2021 that the major platforms had the power to place potentates and pretenders under Interdict.

I think it is the European sense of privacy where the government is implicitly inside everyone's trust circle.

I think it's reasonable to consider them self writing fictional characters, which people tend to anthropomorphize, but not as real persons.

A 20 tps Qwen3.8-27B at 2 bits quantization is limited but not useless. I've been putting one on "read this codebase and figure out XYZ" for me, where the typos are less consequential.

I am not a lawyer but I agree with the parent: accessing public websites is legal

Why the hell would I want or expect a corporation to care about my plight?

I believe his last one was scuba diving software