How good are solutions like stable diffusion at inpainting nowadays? What about the watermarks of getty et at that have been part of some of dall-e 2.0 images. Could one feasably remove such watermarks or stuff like a white grid array with these solutions?
So how convincing are these solutions in the worst case is what i am asking.
yeah, if they somehow manage to remove the original data, would copyleft be able to "remember" the idea of the code so that if we try to recreate it, would we be able to without modifying the copilot to prevent this?
when you start to coin terms like rug pull and web3, it sure does feel like a systematic problem. There are people who specialize in asserting if you can trust a new token or not - why would i invest in something so janky?
All the email services they recommend are outside the USA also which means for USA residents it is guaranteed the NSA will be keeping a copy in case they can decrypt it later and will have copies of all your unencrypted emails.
- no auto sync of content like plex/netflix is the biggest one for me
- if the server isn't accessible, the entire app just doesn't work on android. It would be cool to have your shows on the go
- metadata/initial content library setup took ages (read 10+ hours) for me (12+TB content)
- no live-tv over tvheadend.. but that should be similar to plex
You might applaud me for changing my opinion when I learned new facts.
But your neighbour might see me as a liar, who promised one thing then did the opposite.
And your other neighbour might see me as part of a ruling elite that hears a clear statement of will from the people, then ignores it and does the opposite.
The biggest thing i'd like to have would be bots in fully encrypted chats and the android client to not break the encryption between clients all the time.
So how convincing are these solutions in the worst case is what i am asking.