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@Milk_senpaii Well, yeah, he was just checking if Loki was alive, so he went for the weakest move he knows; Shitty Cook Style.

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@Pixelskaya It's really not.

The target audience is the same kind of people who created it; those who have a very surface level understanding of nerd/geek culture and jumped on the bandwagon when that started getting popular.

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@BoyanSlat Biweekly is twice a week.

Fortnightly is every two weeks.

Problem solved.

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@onelastunicorn So, they think the single guy who was riding a bike to work (and NOT for exercise) as a school teacher was getting laid?

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@unonumero_56 Well, it's not like he's made of light or something.

He's made of ice, of course he's slow.

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@anisatweets @MichiZan3 I can safely assure you neither of those things happen to Ace.

Ignore the naysayers.

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@Miss_Teddy0 Well, yeah, it's pretty simple really.

There are two kinds of adults;
- Those who masturbate
- Those who FUCKING LIE!

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@strawhats Man, the Dadan slander here is wild...

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@lost_caveman79 Caveman big?

Good for Caveman.

Medium talk.

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@pipkinpippa @Ford Yeah, fuck Ford!

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Why are we hating on Ford?

I'm all for it either way, just want context.

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@LogoSimian Also there are definitely no Drop Bears in Australia. Definitely. For sure. I checked. Twice

I fail to understand how people could think a much larger, predatory koala that ambushes humans by jumping on top of them from trees is real.

Some people will just make up any old thing

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@MelonTeee Obviously, he wears a bespoke suit to avoid this issue.

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@ifwJefe Are you fucking stupid?

No, seriously, are you fucking stupid, because she had the same issue when she first met Aang, and an ENTIRE FUCKING SCENE in Season 2 Episode 11 "The Desert" where Sokka had to point out where the dam giant wasps were because SHE COULDN'T SEE THEM!

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@thehigh46 @4wads_ @3kliksphilip I'm not wrong, though.

They clearly didn't learn ENOUGH is what I said.

I'm objectively correct about that, which is proven by the additional 3k hours.

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@gy_sup That's probably because relevant laws can vary wildly between different jurisdictions, even between individual states/provinces in specific countries.

Really, the best legal advice anyone could give you is "confirm your local legal requirements", but that's also common sense.

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@irl_danB Mind you, the same IP law you're criticising here requires that they NOT redistribute the works, and given that some of the works are rare or one of a kind, it's not a case where other people simply "can still buy the book and read it on a beach!"

No one forced them to do this.

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@SRamirez68083 The fuck you mean "forced"?

Nobody is holding a gun to their heads.

They *could* hire some people to write page-after-page of stuff for the explicit purpose of being used as training data.

They explicitely CHOSE the path of destruction.

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@4wads_ @3kliksphilip Ok, kinda assumed it was a long time given it was 3 THOUSAND additional hours.

Doesn't change my point, does it?

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@rachiitfr Unless you've physically disconnnected the signal from the mic (e.g. with a switch) programs with access will still be able to make use of the information, even when they're not actively doing something with it (like sending it via voice chat).