Alphabet’s Chief Legal Officer sounds like Donald Trump

I think people will still “contribute” because they also don’t care that their use of certain platforms leaks data used to target ads at them.

In the same vein though, once AI essentially destroys a site like Stack Overflow, where will AI companies source new training data with updated information? Also, we are likely to see something like 50% of content being AI generated. Are AI models then going to train on the content they themselves created? What is the impact of that? What is the use?

I like Adam Jensen myself

Temu is like NAFTA for American “business” people.

You cut out the factory worker first, then cut out the American importer.

Didn’t really try. Couldn’t get SteamVR working without lots of hacking. I ended up buying a smaller second hard drive and installing windows just for that use. Once I was done with that game, I haven’t booted into Windows since, as there is no reason to.

They have offices in the US

They have offices in the US

Cellebrite themselves do it. The will unlock phones as a service.

I built one — took about 4 hours once all the parts arrived. My first build. Installed Linux Mint from a flash drive and it worked perfectly. Ended up switching to Zorin OS later — also works fine.

I have been able to play every game I wanted, except one requiring a VR headset.

Thanks for the idea, but have you considered spending it all on bombs instead?

ChatGPT is lying too, and is also really confident about it.

I don’t know how Cellebrite is a legally operating company. Their entire business model is a violation of the computer fraud and abuse act.

Cool, none of them care. They’re all gloating. You can judge people all you want, but they won’t do what you want if they have real power over you. You want to make them care? Get power.

In the course of history, what do we know of those who “judged” the people who won? We don’t know much, nor do we care. How about we focus on winning, then it will matter who we judge.

Idk why people say “pay a premium”. MacBook Air is like $1000 bucks. Other laptops are also in this range.

Also, you’re never going to spend a second worrying about making the thing work or fixing an error. Even Windows requires fixing problems and installing drivers sometimes. I guess it depends on how you value your time. I’ve spent hours on linux and windows troubleshooting. I’ve never spent a second on macOS.

I always wondered this too. It was a good idea 15 years ago. But, they don’t offer enough to justify the price. Literally everyone offers cloud storage now and a million other features too.

Do China next

Me 20 years ago whenever that commercial came on:

makes deep voice E.A. Sports. it’s in the game!

Fuck yeah! I love you EA!

now:

EA pulls more bullshit

fuck you EA!

I degoogled in 2018. Not much would change for me.

I don’t play this game. I buy my own unlocked phone and find prepaid cell service at a fraction of the cost.

It’s ugly af. Hope some designer can volunteer to set them straight.