Call me crass, but we should tie them to a tree and pour molten plastic down their throat.
Australia acted on it for what it’s worth.
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Could the same not be said of computers in general?
Congratulations you’ve discovered capitalism is the enemy.
No reasonable leftist will ever take you seriously if you want to fight for the status quo.
So go fuck yourself :)
You could just not comment and pretend you were banned?
Those same people probably find intellectual property moral, so immoral people themselves.
That was my every childhood game of SimCity.
The American King invites you to Mar-a-Lago
But if they can’t control you in the first place they would go against you to get someone they can.
You’ve got nothing to lose by “backstabbing” capitalists.
John Alloo's Chinese restaurant, Ballarat
John Alloo's Chinese restaurant main road Ballaarat, 1855, lithograph, State Library Victoria
In contrast to the vitriol directed at ‘Celestials’ in contemporary written sources, Gill's print of John Alloo's Chinese restaurant is a scene of bustling activity and apparent racial harmony. John Alloo came to Australia in 1844, before the 1850s gold rush, and established his restaurant in the early days of the Ballarat township. The sign advertising 'soups always ready' and the depiction of canisters suggest that this was perhaps the earliest Chinese takeaway restaurant in Victoria.
https://www.slv.vic.gov.au/search-discover/galleries/australian-sketchbook-st-gill
From what I can gather nothing much is really known about this photo. Often cited as the earliest 'news' photograph, as it captured an event. Who the man was or his crime are lost to time.
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They deliberately engineered prompts on top of the users prompt.
Saying that’s a problem of AI is akin to say me deliberately painting my car badly and saying it’s a problem of all car manufacturers.