That sounds a lot like walking a tightrope there buddy. You need someone who’ll catch you if you fall.
I was only ever addicted to nicotine, haven’t smoked in 10 years, but I know it in my gut that if I pick up a single cigarette I’ll be right back to 1 pack a day in less than a week.
Everyone’s different and some people can walk that fine line without crossing it, but the safest is to just stop, my friend.
It’s been years now, and I still haven’t found the exit.
No sorry, we just lost old Tommy, and nobody knows if Violet survived last Friday night.
TV ads are acceptable, they are strictly limited to -24 LUFS. Streaming media like YouTube enforces -14 LUFS.
That’s 10 decibels, it’s twice as loud.
And that’s just the hard cutoff.
While YouTube will bring down the volume automatically (say, if you upload something with -9 LUFS, it will bring it down to -14), it doesn’t scale up.
So maybe a conscious creator is uploading at -24, then BOOM ad at -14 and your ears start to bleed.
This law aims to fix that, by forcing the ads to be at the same volume of the content that’s playing, instead of just being able to blast at full volume.
Well you might have to bite your neighbour if they challenge your claim.
If 5% of the reports are genuine security vulnerabilities that they wouldn’t have found otherwise, that’s looking like a big win to me, not sure how you see it differently.
Yeah, but an LLM’s arms race isn’t “doing the bare minimum in security”, which is what the poster before was saying.
This is a genuine concern, where whoever has access to the best/most recent/most expensive models can unleash chaos - I’m talking state-sponsored attacks, mega-corp espionage, bored billionaires,…
I never understood the fixation on IPs. For a kick ass universe with amazing lore etc, ok sure.
I mean I love Jeb and the gang as much as the next guy, but they’re not core to my enjoyment of KSP1. The mechanics were.
If you’re able to form healthy habits before you eventually break them, you’re not doing too bad, I’d take that as a great sign!
For me, medication helps me be more focused and keep up with things for longer.