Music auto-tagging has become a pain since AI.
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Music auto-tagging has become a pain since AI. Even if I switch it off, my albums are constantly updated with the most ludicrous imagery. This supposedly represents Bach's St Matthew Passion. AI is like irreparable cognitive impairment resulting from severe brain trauma. 'hEre'S PASsionATe mAtthEw'
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Music auto-tagging has become a pain since AI. Even if I switch it off, my albums are constantly updated with the most ludicrous imagery. This supposedly represents Bach's St Matthew Passion. AI is like irreparable cognitive impairment resulting from severe brain trauma. 'hEre'S PASsionATe mAtthEw'
@Richard_Littler Bach St => Bachata Style, obviously. (And the dancers aren't even dancing Bachata)
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@Ruckbank my webpage is static html & css that I wrote entirely by hand. when i want to add something, i modify my offline copy and then upload it to my server using ssh which copies the new files over the old ones. it's very old school. i know it keeps absolutely no visitor metrics because i never wrote any, and never will.
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@aeva hey I'm pretty new here and want to be as much privacy focused as possible I have a site (ruckbank.com ((only half finished)) ) a personal portfolio. And I can track how many people see my site on what platform and for how long and so forth.. seems like I unintentionally collect data. My question now is can you see such metrics on your site, is this "normal" and can you do anything about it?
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@aeva@mastodon.gamedev.place Tracking? My blog is a static site served from an object storage bucket. I have no idea if anyone outside of fedi has even seen it. Access logs are kept just long enough to be fed into some basic security tooling to prevent malicious actors and that is it, and I am absolutely too lazy to look at them before they get purged
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@cwebber y0
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@cmconseils I couldn't even tell if you were wrong, this one is tough to verify or falsify because there were like, 5 different "original" versions of Tetris.
Did they mean the PC version? Between NA and EU there were two different distributors who each made their own version, not counting the original Russian freeware version.
The "original" Nintendo version? There are three of those. One Nintendo made for the NES console, one for the GameBoy, and an unlicensed NES version made by Atari that had to be recalled over a rights dispute.
Did *any one* of those releases have a manual that gave names to the blocks? I don't know! Maybe?! π
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@cwebber hello!
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Ha! Reading a website say "we value your privacy" makes me about as trusting as it would to hear a gaunt, deathly pale man in an opera cloak and with widow's peak say "I value your blood".
In a vaguely Eastern European accent.
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@cwebber No it's me, a series of tubes.
