They don't really believe Russia is socialist to any degree, they just support it because it (supposedly) opposes the western hegemony, USA/NATO, etc.
Basically the same logic as that of pro-Russian right-wingers.
That's fucking hilarious, if true.
Nah, they usually avoid this sort of topics, which are too indefensible. At best they might throw some whataboutism around (Snowden, Assange?).
How do you know the "jailbreaking" isn't a hallucination?
They have removed a lot of empty disk space from my library :(
That's how Lemmy works already. When you register, the registration page gives the option to enable NSFW - i.e. it is off by default. (At least on lemmy.world and on dbzer0, I haven't checked other instances but I believe they work the same, except the porn instances.)
You can simply block NSFW, you can do it in your settings
No serious linguist would advise you to change your accent like this. It's artificial and unlikely to succeed entirely, as you've noticed - accents are a reflexive, instinctive thing, difficult to rewire. The characteristics of the accents you mention (what you're referring to are probably General American accent and British "Received Pronunciation", which are far from univesal American or British accents) are shaped purely by (pop) culture. That includes the judgment on how good an accent sounds. Is it really a coincidence that the British royalty uses an accent that sounds "elegant"?
You don't appear to have any external reason to change your accent. If you live in Australia and talk with Australians, why would you want to sound like a non-Australian? Why do you want to sound non-relaxed?
Swartz co-owned reddit for around 1 year, 2006-2007. His influence has overall probably been insignificant.
It's a good template when used with enough irony/self-awareness. Doesn't happen very frequently, though.
Ouch, ok.
Also as far as I know, LLMs require parallel corpora (i.e. same text in different languages) to learn to translate. Otherwise I see no way how they could establish connections across the different languages.
This bug must've been older than millions of Firefox users.