Leviathan

They need to do this for all AI images

Resource intensive is one thing, theft is another. Pay all the artists for using their art and we’ll begin to talk about whether destroying the planet further is worth it.

This just in: computer program that takes in any trash and repeats it without thinking acts exactly like right-wingers on the Internet.

They don’t work for me, they work for the restaurant owner who is offloading their salary onto me under guise of a “tip”. Fucking leeches feeding off our working class and you act like we’re the problem for questioning this predatory system.

Surprised that commonplace name has commonplace meaning?

I’d love to see that one come back.

New Orleans will kill its most vulnerable citizens to enrich tech billionaires.

Honestly the one I’m streaming now looks like crap too. I had torrented a really high quality one a couple years ago, so probably on TPB?

Rewatching this for the nth time right now.

Gee what a horrible meme. Fucking the environment for this trash?

Living in New York and driving a car are practically mutually exclusive experiences. I could see Americans who live outside of walkable cities pulling a Westworld.meme when they see such a thing.

Crazy that I got this without trying.

Yeah, I never really got it when people started listening to things on shuffle. I like albums. I recently got rid of Spotify and going back to just having albums and VLC on my phone is so nice.

Sounds like Brkdncr’s got some work to do!

Absolute lifelong scumbag. When he dies I will celebrate.

Man, egg on my face, I thought it was a law. The way grocery stores are actively turning hostile towards customers we should probably make it a law.

In truth, we should probably nationalize grocery stores, but a more realistic, capitalism driven, “profits before people” approach would be to make it law.

In Canada if a poorer person picked an item up at $3, then some rich dude walked behind him and it became $4, legally they would then have to give him the item free because of a price difference on an item under $10. Over $10 dollars you automatically get the lower of the two prices.

Edit: I’ve been informed it’s not a law, but a voluntary act by retailers (screams internally).

Nice. Hardcore Þorn.

Nah, I’m one of the baddies. I want conversation, not just memes and canned comments.

Is English your first language?