Had to look up who she is. She's the one who supported the chicken coup then got kicked out of the cabinet by Starmer over a lost mobile.
Most DNS systems just act as a cache for the "root" domain name servers controlled by ICANN, an American corporation.
This operates independently and adds their own, additional, top level domains.
It's only a matter of time before they start charging monthly for accurate division.
Honestly I don't know much about the UV-K5, I use a pair of baofeng uv-5r radios, because the k5 didn't exist when I bought them. The k5 is apparently better with the option for full custom firmware and there isn't much price difference.
For my uv5r programming was basically just a case of using a programming cable and a program called CHIRP, that looks a lot like a spreadsheet, to set the right frequencies.
Do NPUs/TPUs even work with ComfyUI? That's the only "AI PC" I'm interested in.
You're better off buying a "real" radio like a Quansheng UV-K5 and programming it for PMR446.
This isn't surprising, the revanced subreddit moderation was pretty toxic.
I'm not saying that instances shouldn't have default blocklists, but that users should have the right to disable them granularly.
User sovereignty first design, where users individually control what instances they wish to block.
It's using data over a year old.
Some of the examples seem like nothingburgers, the Lucy Letby example actually looks like the AI failing "safe" by refusing to make a conclusion.
(It's also questionable of the BBC to insist that de jure and de facto innocence is the same thing, it probably is in the Letby case, but you wouldn't want it to necessarily make that assumption in, for instance, the OJ Simpson case)