I’m actually ok with that. All organised religions are motivated by power and money, so why not?
You are OK with the Church lying because you agree with what they are saying?
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Pakdef commented on Alex Jones must pay $50m in punitive damages for Sandy Hook hoax claim bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-c... · Posted by u/vinni2
Pakdef commented on Twitter confirms zero-day used to expose data of 5.4M accounts bleepingcomputer.com/news... · Posted by u/ngaut
I can see a 600M fine coming... or maybe 60B... and you know who will keep it.
Pakdef commented on Amazon bought iRobot to see inside your home theverge.com/23293687/ama... · Posted by u/tpc3
Good move Amazon... wonder what they will do with the data. I'm glad I don't have an iRobot...
Pakdef commented on Counterfeits, fraud, and theft: Why Silca changed its return policy cyclingtips.com/2022/07/i... · Posted by u/762236
You are being a bit dense maybe?
Pakdef commented on BlenderBot 3: A 175B parameter, publicly available chatbot ai.facebook.com/blog/blen... · Posted by u/georgehill
I asked him why did he need Javascript, and he got confused real quick.
Pakdef commented on Alex Jones must pay $50m in punitive damages for Sandy Hook hoax claim bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-c... · Posted by u/vinni2
Pakdef commented on Alex Jones must pay $50m in punitive damages for Sandy Hook hoax claim bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-c... · Posted by u/vinni2
> ah ok... so if I say something, and someone else does something because they think they should, I am responsible for it
If you deliberately keep spreading a lie to profit from it, you should be held responsible IMO.
> Karupan - If you deliberately keep spreading a lie to profit from it, you should be held responsible IMO.
By that definition, this should apply to Santa Claus story tellers and the Church? Can I sue them for poisoning the life of my kids? They are teaching kids that lying is ok, after all.
Pakdef commented on Gitlab plans to delete dormant projects in free accounts [rumor] theregister.com/2022/08/0... · Posted by u/lamontcg
According to the article, "A single comment, commit, or new issue posted to a project during a 12-month period will be sufficient to keep the project alive." Do the projects you're referring to also typically have no comments/issues?
If so, that does suggest this is a bit too big of a hammer and perhaps they should add that cloning is also sufficient to keep the project alive.
Let me clone all repos...