Perhaps the explosive came from inside the house! Afghan… Iraq Isra… damnit, I’m sure it starts with ‘I’.

I’ll take “questions in which the answer is the first option” Alex.

MISSION ACCOMPLISHED

I’d have assumed your feline friend would be right into cat holicism.

S-tier.

If those Americans could read they’d be very upset.

Prepare for enshittification while Accenture tries to find an RoI.

It’s not quite like that. The tools used to scrape the web for training data couldn’t access the site to scrape the data, so it’s not encoded in the model.

The query interface for the model just hallucinates when there’s a ‘vacuum’.

Someone sick a chair under the door handle.

Betteridge’s law of headlines: no.

The world is probably a better place without that asshole.

The world would probably be a better place without the other asshole.

Don’t worry the Americans CIA have some a few people lined up

Right. So, generating training data :-)

WTF are they doing that still needs 6000 people?

At some point, that snake ate a portion of itself that had already eaten part of itself.

IMHO there is no point backing up an OS drive, just rebuild it*.

Data is the important thing to back up because you usually can’t regenerate it.

* the corollary here is that you’ve backed up the configuration required to rebuild the OS.

In the spirit of this thread: no.

Recovering with the backup should put you back to an operational state equivalent to when the backup was taken.

I.e. if you’ve restored some files, but something is still not working then the backup failed its purpose.

E.g. the timestamps on the files might be important, do they need to be stamped with the time of the backup or the time of the restore?

Oh that is clever.

Does curl send a different useragent when it’s piped?

Searching for those words just vomits ‘hOW to SeT cUrL’s UseRaGenT’ blog spam.