As of 45 min ago, it appears the largest group ended it in Southern Spain (correction) at Morón AB. I caught some sleep shortly after this post, but they kept coming in. A few landed in the UK, a few in Italy, a few headed towards Malta if I had to guess. Not at my PC ATM, so no hard numbers, sorry.
June 16, 2025 at 1:07 PM
As of 45 min ago, it appears the largest group ended it in Southern Spain (correction) at Morón AB. I caught some sleep shortly after this post, but they kept coming in. A few landed in the UK, a few in Italy, a few headed towards Malta if I had to guess. Not at my PC ATM, so no hard numbers, sorry.
Very glad I'm not a doctor. By the end of a 20-hour shift, I would be labeling "bicep" on someone's thigh, apparently.
June 16, 2025 at 12:49 PM
Very glad I'm not a doctor. By the end of a 20-hour shift, I would be labeling "bicep" on someone's thigh, apparently.
I genuinely have no idea what was going through my head, I somehow incorrectly marked it in my notes as France while also correctly marking that it housed the Spanish Air Force. Extremely embarrassing.
June 16, 2025 at 12:19 PM
I genuinely have no idea what was going through my head, I somehow incorrectly marked it in my notes as France while also correctly marking that it housed the Spanish Air Force. Extremely embarrassing.
Whoops, that's embarrassing. I blame it being 4am at the time. Still a pretty huge mistake.
June 16, 2025 at 11:46 AM
Whoops, that's embarrassing. I blame it being 4am at the time. Still a pretty huge mistake.
5 tankers so far that appear to be en route to Morón Air Base in Southern France, with one last spotted on landing approach. This was a primary refueling hub for tanker aircraft in 2011 operations in Libya, so it makes sense to see them head here, no matter where they are headed next.
June 16, 2025 at 7:51 AM
5 tankers so far that appear to be en route to Morón Air Base in Southern France, with one last spotted on landing approach. This was a primary refueling hub for tanker aircraft in 2011 operations in Libya, so it makes sense to see them head here, no matter where they are headed next.
So far four have shown back up on the other side of the Atlantic. Of those, one appears to be landing at Aviano AB in northern Italy near the Slovenian border, and a second appears to be following. Strange.
June 16, 2025 at 7:02 AM
So far four have shown back up on the other side of the Atlantic. Of those, one appears to be landing at Aviano AB in northern Italy near the Slovenian border, and a second appears to be following. Strange.
The difference here is that if at some point in the future, it is determined that there is a legal claim against these AI companies for unauthorized use, content posted on a site that is partnered with an AI company would be legally fair game for their training, and thus no legal recourse.
November 15, 2024 at 9:15 PM
The difference here is that if at some point in the future, it is determined that there is a legal claim against these AI companies for unauthorized use, content posted on a site that is partnered with an AI company would be legally fair game for their training, and thus no legal recourse.
It's as open as any website. AI companies want to partner with websites because the actual legal situation around training AI models has yet to be determined. Pretty much everything that is publicly available is being used for training.
November 15, 2024 at 9:15 PM
It's as open as any website. AI companies want to partner with websites because the actual legal situation around training AI models has yet to be determined. Pretty much everything that is publicly available is being used for training.