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Why would I need luck?

safety_checker is indeed an ai image content check that ships with ComfyUI. There are two instances of it under the ComfyUI directory. Nowhere else on my $HOME

fsdpy_utils is also part of ComfyUI, it’s a module to help run models (not a model itself those are huge). ComfyUI is a webUI to run AI stuff, so it’s expected to be found there. It’s not found anywhere else on my $HOME

cachetools/func.py is a module providing cache not a tty. It exist in other Python software that I 've installed. No random instances of it all over $HOME either

You are probably asking an AI chatbot to produce drivel with technical terms you 've seen online to troll this community. It’s probably convincing to people who are unfamiliar with python, ai or linux but it does not pass inspections by anyone familiar with these things.

Look a non-Trumpist American. Every bit as rabid as the Magats.

Because you are making up nonsense, spewing a technobabble salad.

The fuck are you going on about?

No python is not a problem. If it did not exist they would use another language to manage ai stuff.

Whether AI can reliably detect issues and generate working code is a whole different thing from CEO’s delusions and hyperbole to game the market. Their financial success is also irrelevant, in fact it’s better if the sub/token model fails and we are left with locally ran models.

Not me, I use Arch.

;)

One of the key pieces of evidence the New Mexico attorney general used against Meta was the company’s 2023 decision to add end-to-end encryption to Facebook Messenger. The argument went like this: predators used Messenger to groom minors and exchange child sexual abuse material. By encrypting those messages, Meta made it harder for law enforcement to access evidence of those crimes. Therefore, the encryption was a design choice that enabled harm.

The state is now seeking court-mandated changes including “protecting minors from encrypted communications that shield bad actors.”

I don’t see any of the people celebrating this decision discussing this? Perhaps it’s a misrepresentation by the author since I can’t find the actual decision text.

This is going to harm small non-corporate websites, not just social media, far more than Facebook or Tiktok. Harmful content is also going to include stuff like LGBTQ, especially anything trans related, and ‘antisemitism’ (but probably not antisemitism.)

And if this was your childhood fave, I’m jk.

Oh no, you are not getting off that easily!! I am still raging impotently at my phone with a frothing mouth!

Even worse I think there was one more vote for the extension but they need 50% +1 to pass and there were 24 abstentions.

Well for most of the named countries using all homicides versus gun homicides makes little difference.

australia 0.8 belgium 1.08 canada 1.8 france 1.3 portugal 0.72 spain 0.69 usa 5.76

What you should look up is homicides/non-homicide crimes against gun ownership. You will find that the US does not in general have more crime except for homicides.

You also are not going to find a country with anywhere near the gun ownership that the US has, so I suppose your are safe there.

100% correct on the greek part!

Greek:

Παρακαλώ στοιβάχτε τις καρέκλες στο τέλος της ημέρας.

Or simply dementia.

Without verification by Google. I am very much capable of verifying the origin and trustworthiness of the apps I install.

Orcs? He has mixed up his fiction.

He doesn’t need to.

No the scammer will simply point out that the warning is about scammers and not him, your friendly MS tech that called to help solve a problem you didn’t have.

Scams don’t rely on tech.

And creepily walk it forth step by step.

Evidence that any significant percentage of people, never mind the majority, is getting scammed? Then how many of them via app installs?