Despite the expertly honed superficiality on here, chatgpt is not about to dissuade anyone to back out of their plans to commit suicide.
It's not human, and if it tried, it'd probably piss people off who'll turn to more old-fashioned web searches & research.
People are entitled to look up information: we live in a free society.
If someone really wants to kill themselves, I think that's ultimately their choice, and we should respect it & be grateful.
The problem is a financially exploitative psychiatric industry with horrible financial consequences for suicidal patients and horrible degrading facilities that take away basic human dignity at exorbitant cost.
You're staying at an involuntary hotel with room & board, medication, & 24-hour professional monitoring: shit's going to cost.
It's absolutely not worth it unless it's a true emergency.
Once the emergency passes, they try to release you to outpatient services.
The psychiatric professionals I've met take their jobs quite seriously & aren't trying to cheat anyone.
Electroconvulsive therapy is a last resort for patients who don't respond to medication or anything else.
And that disgrace of human is named Ricardo La Regina.
Even his family couldn't let his crimes go unpunished
Charges against La Regina were filed by his uncle Alberto La Regina, one of the first fauna rangers in the area. His father, Luis, donated the land to create the penguin colony, which for decades was the largest Magellanic penguin reserve in the world.
Nothing you wrote supports that.
In the i-drive case, it draws a distinction between a (1) direct transfer between remote systems (without intermediary) and (2) a transfer between a local & remote system.
Other OSs have this concept.
My first exposure to the concept came from administering Windows systems.
Their definition draws an unopinionated distinction between official & unofficial distribution channels
Sideloading apps is when you install apps that aren't from an official source, such as the Microsoft Store. Your organization can create its own apps, including line-of-business (LOB) apps.
& their distinct installation methods with similar caveats
When you enable sideloading, you allow installing and running apps from outside the Microsoft Store. This action might increase security risks to the device and your data. Sideloaded apps need to be signed with a certificate that the device trusts.
That's the entire point of the term there: to express that the installation method & checks differ.
What about the clear use case for a FOSS developer who doesn’t want to go through the Google authority for validation?
Sign it yourself or bypass verification as stated before.
Show me the “clear documentation that power users can still install any package they want,”
It was linked above: try reading.
Google already has a service to protect against malicious applications
which is reactive & doesn't deter the installation of malicious apps via sideload like the new feature will.
Sideload wasn't loaded language before Android OS and still isn't: it's a bogus, overreactive claim.
All of them are valid install methods.
Developers will always need a way to load their experimental apps not yet suitable for release: they won't block the methods they need to do that.
Clear use cases for casual users exist for
deterring them from installing software by bad actors that's known to be malicious
verifying non-malicious software hasn't been modified possibly maliciously before installing it.
"They" are drama-queens, because despite legitimate use cases to address actual problems posing high-cost risks to users (even as Google turns out to be a shitty authority) & clear documentation that power users can still install any package they want, they choose to catastrophize.
It's not a suggestion for an alternative.
Sideloading is not even blocked: unblocked apps remain sideloadable.
Sideloading is not "fucking anti-property-rights loaded language" & the word existed a while before Android OS.
They're just being uninformed drama-queens as usual.
We need a parody book of the Bible like a Gospel of Charlie Kirk where he preaches empathy is bullshit, school shootings are totally worth right to own guns, and great replacement theory.
It'd be as consistent as the rest of the Bible.
released a while ago.
That black book in particular is inconclusive of anything.
Maybe you're referring to a more damning black book, but the press so far has written that claims it exists come from speculation & myth.
It's possible it exists, but I don't think we know it.
It is expedient for dividing their power & turning them against each other, something Democrats & progressives should keenly understand from so much self-infliction.
If Trump really does show up with “The List” (which isn’t really a list, but a compilation of various other documents that people keep pretending is a big binder called “Names of People Who Fucked Kids” that we’re going to get a copy of) and his name is emblazoned across it a thousand times… what happens next?
Funny you mention that: how do we know any of it actually exists outside Qanon conspiracy theories the press has reported for years?
While I don't deny the expediency of myths for ruining enemies, are people outside right-wing conspiracy theory communities seriously subscribing to the idea this wasn't pulled out of some right-winger's ass?
Thankful for them trying to protect our virgin eyes from the ravages of a dirty word, but the extra letters rn are too triggering, and they've scarred our delicate, snowflake lives.
Is there some remedy they can offer to atone for inflicting this trauma on us?
Systematic reviews bear out the ineffectiveness of crisis hotlines, so the reason they're popularly touted in media isn't for effectiveness. It's so people can feel "virtuous" & "caring" with their superficial gestures, then think no further of it. Plenty of people who've attempted suicide scorn the heightened "awareness" & "sensitivity" of recent years as hollow virtue signaling.
Despite the expertly honed superficiality on here, chatgpt is not about to dissuade anyone to back out of their plans to commit suicide. It's not human, and if it tried, it'd probably piss people off who'll turn to more old-fashioned web searches & research. People are entitled to look up information: we live in a free society.
If someone really wants to kill themselves, I think that's ultimately their choice, and we should respect it & be grateful.
You're staying at an involuntary hotel with room & board, medication, & 24-hour professional monitoring: shit's going to cost. It's absolutely not worth it unless it's a true emergency. Once the emergency passes, they try to release you to outpatient services.
The psychiatric professionals I've met take their jobs quite seriously & aren't trying to cheat anyone. Electroconvulsive therapy is a last resort for patients who don't respond to medication or anything else.