The whole point of defending the right for uncomfortable, or even reprehensible fiction to have the right to exist isnt that its all cool and nothing is ever wrong with it
Its that government/corpo organizations will NEVER look at things with the """nuance""" you think is so self evident
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The Day We Met: Chapter 4, Page 35
vivaldi or waterfox!
Luckily I still have my RSL Speedwoofer. Our living room is acoustically pretty tough, so I was excited because this sealed sub performed a lot better than my 10" ported one.
The room just makes it really hard to get proper response with my old one
anyways... anyone got a spare 500w sub plate amp laying around? asking for a friend....
double RIP, internet filled with complaints about this exact amp
got scamboozled
RIP I found the amp on parts express.
anyways just shouting into the void in case anyone has any ideas of how to fix.
thinking maybe i'll plug it into my UPS just to verify its not mains power... but i don't think its the mains power.
the internet tells me its probably the plate amplifier which is very unfortunate, since its not under warranty. this is a $1200 sub but it was purchased for $300 used. wondering if the guy knew.
i think this sub is defective, unfortunately. i think the amp is bad. even with no input, it randomly gives me little thumps here and there. i don't think its the mains power, since my last sub was plugged in here & didn't have this issue.
frustrating, and not really sure what to do
yeah thats fair. gay medium cat, also still tired
i try
feeling like a gay little cat today. also, tired
new big sub maybe? 👀 10” -> 12”
He knows what he wants — that knot all the way in.
Commission for @thegayflower.bsky.social
Across social media and the Al industry, people immediately began to challenge Altman's claim. Why, they asked, would the Pentagon suddenly agree to the red lines that it had said — in no uncertain terms — that it would never do so? The answer, sources told The Verge, is that the Pentagon didn't budge. OpenAl agreed to follow laws that have allowed for mass surveillance in the past, while insisting they protect its red lines. One source familiar with the Pentagon's negotiations with Al companies confirmed that OpenAl's deal is much softer than the one Anthropic was pushing for, thanks largely to three words: "any lawful use." In negotiations, the person said, the Pentagon wouldn't back down on its desire to collect and analyze bulk data on Americans. If you look line-by-line at the OpenAl terms, the source said, every aspect of it boils down to: If it's technically legal, then the US military can use OpenAl's technology to carry it out. And over the past decades, the US government has stretched the definition of "technically legal" to cover sweeping mass surveillance programs - and more.
Sam Altman got played and spun it like a win - @haydenfield.bsky.social has the scoop from a weekend’s worth of reporting from inside the Pentagon AI negotiations. www.theverge.com/ai-artificia...
Who’s my good boy? 🐕
foggy morning
This ride gets pretty wild when you're not holding the reins.
This is so many of y'all rn
Puppy play? uhhhh, I sure hope it does
I remember when it didn’t used to be so hard
It used to be impossible
It’s been hard doing anything
Winter stuck around so long
I keep trying anyhow
And I’m still trying now
Just to keep working
Good mowning~
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#furry #furryart
Waiting
Movie Frame Study i've done in 2024 for Kees, ref frame is from from 2001: A Space Odyssey, thank you for checking it out ^^
Junkyard Jockstrap
#wolf
Very pretty post-snow vibes :3
