

I say 100 years to point you to the origin of the problem
You completely ignore the origin and focus only on the last 10%, completely missing my point.
Bravo. Well done. 🥴
I say 100 years to point you to the origin of the problem
You completely ignore the origin and focus only on the last 10%, completely missing my point.
Bravo. Well done. 🥴
I know, it’s so weird that the Palestinians are still pissed off that all their land was stolen from them and that they’ve been concentrated into ghettos. Why would anyone object to that sort of treatment for 100 years?
I’m in the same boat with my laser printer that I bought in 2014, but I still think we need new laws prohibiting predatory practices. Similarly, I’m savvy enough to successfully avoid scam calls, but that doesn’t mean I don’t think we need more regulation and harsher punishments for those people making scam phone calls.
Modern civilized society shouldn’t require everyone to be aware of all the new technological advancements that can hurt them. Our govt should be responsible enough to effectively legislate and punish the offenders, and we should not resort to victim blaming in the absence of such legislation.
I’d honestly be more worried if my late stage capitalism burgers HAD faces.
I figured insuring him would be expensive, but it’s more the magnitude of his premiums that shocked me.
Same here. I did a little googling and can’t find any corroborating evidence, but I also learned that Hammond’s Grand Tour insurance premiums are now more expensive than Top Gear’s budgets were for entire specials.
Were Richard Hammond’s many crashes a result of cost skimping? If so, I had no idea. Could you elaborate?
What you got against the name Buster?
Most of all, I feel bad for the fast food workers and patrons that have to deal with her during her two months.
Doesn’t every reality require fees? I do feel sorry for the fact that your reality is only two days long. Gosh. That’s really not long enough to exist at all considering my reality is like 70-100 years long.
Agreed, but to add, I think a much more honest analogy would be comparing farmers to roughnecks that work oil rigs since those people are just cogs in a much larger machine. Those steering the machines are the oil companies and agribusinesses, and when reframed, I think most people would agree oil companies bear just as much blame for global warming as agribusinesses bear for obesity.
What a horribly naive and flawed perspective.
“If people aren’t smart enough to avoid murderers and not get murdered, I can’t help them, and it ain’t the government’s business to stop murders.”
He looks exactly like my Bob, who we lost about 12 years ago. Give Sencha a big hug for me.
I hate to break it to you, but I’m pretty sure the only way unblurring would be possible is if you have the original unblurred source video. Blurred areas simply contain too little data to reconstruct the original. The artifacts of the unblurred face are not stored in the resulting video file for literally every video file type in existence today.
Even using AI to unblurr a video, you would need to show it at least one unblurred picture of the face to properly reconstruct the same face in the original video. Otherwise the AI would just guess and put a random face in place of the original. The regeneration technique you are describing is still science fiction and only exists in movies and television shows.
Edit: your edit is still incorrect. There is no such video editing tool called “unblur.” You can sharpen an image, but there is no way to undo a blur unless you still have the data from the original, which a final exported video does not. The act of blurring removes information, and you cannot rebuild a photo from information that no longer exists. Blacking out faces is in no way necessary for the reasons that you are suggesting.
The time for regulating these evil business practices out of existence is now. It’s clear they won’t do the right thing out of moral obligation, so they need to be made an example.
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Can you please show an example of this unblurring happening in reality? In my understanding of video editing tools, once the file is exported with blurred details, there is not enough information present in the file to reconstruct the details of the unblurred source without access to the original unexported project files.
Still 30% less fat than what? A stack of cash?
You maniacs! You do realize this is how it starts, don’t you? Damn you! Damn you all to HELL!!!
Lol ok dude.