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@bloor@bloor.tw we bought some shitty shielded cable for the theatre. It felt quite nice, very flexible and thick. It was bulked out by string. Ok for strain relief, and was reasonably hard wearing. The down side was the shielding made long runs quite capacitive. So if we had phantom powered mics, and someone stomped on the cable, it’d pick it up and make a loins booming noise.

@garius Ellison, the Midas of shit.

@FeloniousPunk@beige.party @bloor@bloor.tw haaa, that was a typo, noise still stands Probably best to imagine it as Lord flasheart from Blackadder

@garius@mastodon.me.uk May the umackshuslly be ever in your favour!

@TheBreadmonkey@beige.party that is a high effort cross shitpost. Hard approve

@grajohnt@chaos.social I think that’s the way, soldering them is a fools game, although I don’t have the best tips for it

@grajohnt@chaos.social I made the mistake of buying the non prewired steppers!

@vt52 @lostdoco @garius now this is correct

@katemorley@hachyderm.io da da da da daaa da da da da BLUEY

@weirdestate 5 minute crafts gone wild

@seldo@alpaca.gold @0x00string@infosec.exchange I don’t think intent is the key operator here. The crime has happened, the question is twofold: 1) will huggingface bring civil action? 2) will someone bring a criminal case? I suspect the case would revolve around has this happened before (sounds like it has) was the outcome likely (internal communication would indicate on that) were the safeguards adequate. Don’t forget common law has precedence, if brought as a criminal action, could define bot liability

@designthinkingcomic@mastodon.cloud @catsalad@infosec.exchange I would like a wall of fartent