Sistilli released a couple of YouTube videos showing his homemade ALPR to track police cars. It wasn’t actually very effective. It only correctly identified two out of seven cruisers that passed his location during the hour he tested it, and it did not capture the license plates of either one, which is about as reliable as a real Flock camera. Still, that was enough for several Peel Regional Police officers to pay Sistilli a visit about his cop-detecting ALPR, even though he’d done nothing wrong.

addicted?

it’s not serious to call trans rights extreme

world wide-web

mine did, too, and downloaded a bunch of torrent movies

probably training its llm

that sucks

one of the only perks of living in the desert is no mosquitoes

yes!

Katzen sind Affenhunde, und Hunde sind Schweinekatzen.

I take baths

You’re right; my previous answer wasn’t helpful. Let me try again.

mine did, too, and downloaded a bunch of torrent movies

probably training its ai

Alright… I wasted a half an hour of my life, so no one else needs to. The maker of the video didn’t even bother with a description.

The title doesn’t say how they are doing this (what causes the effect and what the effect—if any—does to those affected by the “acoustic weapon”) nor who/what it effects: “Datacenters Behaving Like Acoustic Weapons - Benn Jordan”

My synopsis for you: The thesis of the video is that data centers produce infrasound (low-frequency noise) that is harmful to people who live nearby. The video shows the noise being recorded to prove it is happening.

I’m not at expert in this, so I can’t tell whether the level recorded has any effects for people living nearby as is claimed. I suppose if you need a reason to watch it, you could see for yourself if the argument and evidence seems convincing, or if you can find a flaw in it better than I can.

synopsis?

new lows of conservatives should never surprise anyone

his new lows should never surprise anyone

Yeah, if data centers used solar power, batteries, and cooling that doesn’t waste water, I think communities wouldn’t mind (as much).

I’m nobody.

Also: Happy Cake Day!

Yours is awesome.

My favorite was:

This was acceptable too:

They describe the tool as an application that retrieves content by parsing web page data and interacting with platform playback endpoints, with GitHub serving as the primary delivery method for its source code, pre-compiled binaries, and installation instructions.

Omg, web browsers will be next!