All credible reporting I've seen is relatively certain that it was a small amount of military grade explosives.

If you have the device in front of you, and are prepping it for your secret operation, that also seems like a much more straightforward solution than trying to manipulate a lithium ion battery in a way that both allows it to work normally for years, but then explode violently enough to kill someone holding it.

[-] VeganCheesecake@lemmy.blahaj.zone 5 points 3 days ago* (last edited 3 days ago)

How much power did he actually have? He was leader, but lost the general. He could have reformed labour, and maybe they would still have had their landslide, giving Britain a more progressive government, but that's conjecture.

Or is this about his voting record?

Just because I found it's interesting and tangentialy related, here's a bunch of statistics on the BRICS States by the German federal office of statistics.

https://www.destatis.de/DE/Themen/Laender-Regionen/Internationales/Thema/allgemeines-regionales/BRICS/_inhalt.html

Auto-translate should work. The statistic on CO₂ Emissions might be slightly unfair, as I assume a lot of that is directly, or indirectly related to production for G7 countries.

At the moment, LLMs just aren't very good at writing anything that is interesting. I experimented with it a bit for shits and giggles, and tried out several different local Models and online Services.

I'm not saying that it's impossible it'll improve, but for me as someone who enjoys writing, having your writing done by a tool just misses the point. I like to write because it allows me to express myself, and off loading parts of that process to a tool makes it less personal, less me.

I won't judge anyone with a different opinion, but for me, part of the enjoyment of reading also comes from seeing how the author and their experiences colour their writing, which usage of such a tool, in a way, also diminishes. At the moment, I just can't see an avenue to the prevalence of LLMs making creative writing better.

[-] VeganCheesecake@lemmy.blahaj.zone 2 points 6 days ago* (last edited 6 days ago)

That's why I stopped using it. They require a phone number, phone numbers require kyc with an ID around here, and there's just too much illegal shit on there.

It's of course possible to get a more pseudonymous experience, but honestly, what they offer isn't worth the hastle.

Is the VR streaming in the Local net (PC to Headset)? Just run the WiFi router without plugging it into the wall. Connect only the pc and the headset.

Also, appart from that, to use more wired devices, maybe use an unmanaged switch. Don't think that does anything forbidden here.

[-] VeganCheesecake@lemmy.blahaj.zone 2 points 1 week ago* (last edited 1 week ago)

"Drinnen saßen stehend Leute, schweigend ins Gespräch vertieft"

There's a whole bunch of such surrealist art, and while me being a rather lazy student for most things art history means I have no idea whether there's a better name for it, or how connected the artists behind them are, I still tend to find them rather fascinating.

Also, I'm not saying that surrealist art must necessarily miss a narrative throughline, though it's true here.

Three. One lost, one broken, one in my drawer.

Thinking about making it four, three doesn't work with some outfits.

I looked up the rest because it piqued my interest. Black Cat City by Jay Kinney, published in 1980.

Had one of those land on my leg in Japan. Seemed chill. Guess I was lucky it didn't sting.

900 days in my ass

Seems a bit long, but I'm not one to complain.

Hey, Will Wood, nice.

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