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  • when you call anything that's ai generated "ai slop", ai slop doesn't mean anything.

    you may disapprove aigen. In which case you should express your opinion in a more appropriate manner.

  • if you piss standing, it's easy to fix. Just "visit" that spot twice a week.

  • they just centered the whole thing 🤦

  • But birds are definitely fake.

    they're not fake, they're real spy drones!

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    Trail trees

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  • france is catching up.

    Biking 10 years ago, you would complain about idiots parking on rare "bande cyclable", trash cans left on bike lanes and cars ignoring cyclists. Now, at last, we can complain about cyclists riding "contre-sens".
    Hey NY! Now we too have salmons!

  • how do you differentiate the two? (i thought it was neither, but i'm honestly curious about your reasoning

  • irony is difficult to convey online (stupidity being omnipresent, it's on you to make it clearer

    ps
    i'm not familiar with zoos

  • nope.

    Une glissière de sécurité, parfois appelée « rail de sécurité » ou « garde-fou » (ou encore « bertrame » en Suisse), est une barrière métallique, en béton, ou en bois, disposée le long d'une voie de circulation routière pour amoindrir la gravité des accidents, en évitant notamment les sorties de route.

    garde-fou in french is a more interesting name than "guide rail".

    A guide rail is a system designed to guide vehicles back to the roadway and away from potentially hazardous situations. There is no legal distinction between a guide rail and a guard rail. According to the US Federal Highway Administration, the terms guardrail and guiderail are synonymous.

    Several types of roadway guide rail exist; all are engineered to guide vehicular traffic on roads or bridges. Such systems include W-beam, box beam, cable, and concrete barrier. Each system is intended to guide vehicles back onto the road as opposed to guard them from going off the road into potential danger.

    Traffic barriers (known in North America as guardrails or guard rails, in Britain as crash barriers, and in auto racing as Armco barriers) keep vehicles within their roadway and prevent them from colliding with dangerous obstacles such as boulders, sign supports, trees, bridge abutments, buildings, walls, and large storm drains, or from traversing steep (non-recoverable) slopes or entering deep water. They are also installed within medians of divided highways to prevent errant vehicles from entering the opposing carriageway of traffic and help to reduce head-on collisions. Some of these barriers, designed to be struck from either side, are called median barriers. Traffic barriers can also be used to protect vulnerable areas like school yards, pedestrian zones, and fuel tanks from errant vehicles. In pedestrian zones, like school yards, they also prevent children or other pedestrians from running onto the road.

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Traffic_barrier

  • most games downloaded from boogle play don't work without boogle play (and probably the account with which you bought them. They're gone. :/

    some games have alternative (email only or Nintendo) signIns that you can use to carry your data to a nonBoogle platform

  • that would mean the death of street photography. Do you have any sources for those cases?

    photographing in public space is still a right. There are exceptions, but they are understandable.

    Ainsi, la simple captation d'une image dans un lieu public ne suffit pas à autoriser sa diffusion, surtout si cette diffusion peut porter atteinte à la dignité ou à l'intégrité de la personne photographiée. Le droit à l'image en France se distingue par son approche stricte.

    Contrairement à d'autres pays, où la captation d'images dans des lieux publics peut être plus tolérée, le législateur français a choisi de protéger de manière rigoureuse la vie privée des individus.

    Par conséquent, toute photographie d'une personne identifiable sans son consentement préalable peut engager la responsabilité civile du photographe, qui peut être contraint à des réparations pour le préjudice subi par la victime

    it very much depends on the context.

    https://consultation.avocat.fr/blog/murielle-isabelle-cahen/article-2969238-a-t-on-le-droit-de-photographier-des-inconnus-dans-la-rue.html

     
        
    1. Les limites du droit à l'image
    
    Bien que le droit à l'image soit un principe fondamental, il existe certaines exceptions qui permettent une captation et une diffusion d'images sans le consentement préalable de la personne photographiée. Ces exceptions sont généralement liées à des intérêts publics ou à des contextes spécifiques :
    
    - Les lieux publics et le droit à l'information : Dans les espaces publics, la captation d'images est souvent permise, notamment dans le cadre d'événements d'intérêt général (manifestations, cérémonies, etc.). Cependant, même dans ces cas, la diffusion de ces images peut être soumise à des conditions strictes. Par exemple, la diffusion d'une image prise lors d'un événement public ne doit pas dénaturer le propos ou porter atteinte à la réputation des personnes présentes.
    
    - Les personnes publiques : Les personnalités publiques, telles que les politiciens, les artistes ou les sportifs, bénéficient d'une protection moins stricte de leur droit à l'image. En effet, leur statut entraîne une certaine forme de renonciation à ce droit lorsqu'ils apparaissent dans des contextes liés à leur activité professionnelle. Toutefois, cela ne signifie pas qu'ils sont dépourvus de droits ; toute exploitation commerciale de leur image nécessite souvent une autorisation.
    
    - L'usage artistique : Dans le cadre de la création artistique, certaines œuvres peuvent utiliser des images de personnes identifiables sans leur consentement, à condition que l'œuvre ait un caractère artistique et ne porte pas atteinte à la dignité de la personne représentée. Cette notion est cependant sujette à interprétation et peut donner lieu à des litiges.
    
      
  • just a guess

    No footpaths or streets were used between the dwellings, which were clustered in a honeycomb-like maze. Most were accessed by holes in the ceiling and doors on the side of the houses, with doors reached by ladders and stairs. The rooftops were effectively streets.

    • this would protect houses from any animal that can't climb a ladder or the wall itself (also if they pull the ladders up, from anyone who doesn't have a portable ladder)
    • if houses are constructed in clusters, that would mean one less wall to build (maybe 2)
  • +1 for fedora kde

    I've tried dozens of distros this year. Kept arch for my personal use and fedora for shared. Fedora was the easiest to setup with everything working as they should out of the "box".

    unless you use a touchscreen, don't install gnome

    @ImminentOrbit@lemmy.world

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    not neurodivergent enough

  • "Burning ice". Methane, released by heating, burns; water drips.

    also called … fire ice,

    Originally thought to occur only in the outer regions of the Solar System, where temperatures are low and water ice is common, significant deposits of methane clathrate have been found under sediments on the ocean floors of the Earth (around 1100 m below the sea level). Methane hydrate is formed when hydrogen-bonded water and methane gas come into contact at high pressures and low temperatures in oceans.

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    ffej

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    secessio plebis (withdrawal of the commoners, or secession of the plebs)

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    Cliff Palace

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    christ child with an apple, ca. 1470–80

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    Short Sword (Yatagan) from the Court of Süleyman the Magnificent (reigned 1520–66)

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    Armor of Henry II, King of France (reigned 1547–59)

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    rincées

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    Carhenge

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    Sack tapping

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    give peace a chance

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    masked hoplite with a shield and spear, Greece, 5th century BCE