OfCourseNot

There's an argument to be made that it is, in fact, not 'reading'. The training of the model could be considered a lossy compression of the data. And streaming movies in a lossy compression format is not fair use, is it?

A big eared monkey with blood diarrhea.

No it doesn't. But yours dilutes a bit the complicity of most (all, maybe) other states, many of them directly. Without them they couldn't have done all this shit for these many years. They raised a very problematic pit bull, and when it mauls a bunch of babies the might go 'oh! No! That's very bad!' But tell the parent that the baby scared the dog, and the other parent shouldn't have approached so fast, while cuddling it. I also get your point, it very well might be that the dog cannot be rehabilitated. But states aren't really dogs, they're more like parasites to society. They may seem harmless or benign to a host when the conditions are right, but they can get super nasty in other context. But I agree that we should try to expel the parasite from the host whose life is in most danger first, even if at the cost of putting another parasite in its place. But sooner or later they all can become malign, even this much.

you should hate ~~the israeli~~ every state and oppose its existence

There, ftfy.

We've had them for quite some time. They don't change price for individual customers, I don't think they change the price in the middle of the day either. But, I guess, they can change the prices just before opening, like if the wether service forecasts a rainy day they could rise the price of umbrellas and raincoats. Cold? Hot chocolate and soups. Hot? Ice cream and cold drinks. Certain asshole died overnight? Champaign and confetti cannons through the roof. And so on...

In Spain we've had those for years now, and prices are as stupidly high in the stores with paper ones...

What trade ya wanker?

Since he started with the tariffs I've been trying to find a product labeled as 'Made in USA', no success so far. American brand tools are made here in the EU, Mexico, or China. Cars? No. Food? Nope.

What about our products over there? Well, Spanish wine and olive oil are mainly labeled and sold as French and Italian, respectively, so...

As a Spaniard, no he doesn't. I can't help to loudly chuckle every time I see the press call him a 'Socialist' (not that I'm a commie either, mind you, but I'm not in a very different way than him) because the 'Spanish Worker's Socialist Party' (lol) would be even slightly to the right of the American DNC imho, their a monarchist party after all. This is just an (quite fortunately) easy political win, and a diversion from all the shit the PSOE, and Sánchez in particular, have right now in their hands.

Obligatory disclaimer: not a historian, or an expert on any of these things really, so don't quote me. But:

There're a few things a bit off in that site's description:

one side with clasped right hands with the inscription “LA FERME ME CONTANTE” (the constant faith), and on the other side a Maltese cross with “S MARIA IESV” (Saint Mary Jesus). The initial “F” is engraved inside the lid and box (maybe the initial of the bride or shared surname?).

First, it doesn't say 'S MARIA IESV', it says 'MARIA IESVS' (ie 'MARÍA JESÚS), you can see the stars separating the two names.

Second, 'LA FERME ME CONTANTE' doesn't translate in Spanish to 'the constant faith', in fact it doesn't translate to anything, that's not Spanish. I think it's French (my French's not great, much less my 17th century French), and I would say it means 'Steadfastness (not quite sure, it could mean literally 'the farm') contents me'.

Third, we don't have shared surnames in Spain, never have, so the 'F' most certainly isn't that. Since it's hidden inside the lid and box it could be the mark of the goldsmith that made it, I don't really know.

U.S. abandoning leadership on the energy transition

Uhm? How the fuck does one abandon something they never had??

No I'm not saying it's the developers' fault, they're not the people making these decisions, just building whatever they're paid for. But in this case it is this dev's own site, and they're defending their decision here.

The users..I don't know how much they (we) are to blame. We all end up succumbing to the pressure sooner or later, and even though I really wish more people would put a bit more of a fight, when I see myself using smartphones, lots of these apps, WhatsApp, windows at work... sometimes I think whether maybe the ones giving up early or just straight up embracing the crap are the wiser ones, because resistance does sometimes seem futile.

Fuck this.

The state of the web, and software in general, is fucking abysmal. And it is in no small part due to this kind of shit. You want this recipe/news/whatever? Here is a hundred mbs of frameworks, trackers, spyware...

What's even the point nowadays when every website, sorry, 'wEb ApP' is going to make me install their crappy app to give me full functionality? Then the app is just a web view (when not a wrapped full fledged web browser) to present their shitty web but with more privileges.