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10mo ago
Tesla is not uniquely bad - however, it is one of 5 companies that actually already maintains a kill-switch functionality: https://daxstreet.com/list/275984/5-cars-with-factory-kill-s... . The other 4 are BMW, GM,
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10mo ago
Palantir have the means and at least in the U. S. the call to compile a database combining personal data over many (public) agencies, making a comprehensive surveillance of a population possible: https://web.archive.org/web&
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10mo ago
Tesla: Data sharing with 3rd parties is a fact they themselves advertise: https://theoffroading.com/does-tesla-sell-driving-data/ Are they being paid for it or is one of the companies amazon? I couldn't find that
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10mo ago
This.
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10mo ago
Thank you for linking that article. I think it expresses exactly where the anti AI sentiment is coming from. With this background understanding I think it is reasonable to see unsolicited AI emails - that deanonymised your address in the fi
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10mo ago
Roomba i9. Its predecessor (can't remember the model) lasted for 12 years and its random cleaning algorithm was great. I only bought the i9 because the old ones battery stopped charging and there were no more replacements. It was not s
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10mo ago
A couple of other sources: https://m.economictimes.com/news/new-updates/ai-bubble-burst... https://opentools.ai/news/salesforce-steps-back-from-ai-exec...
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10mo ago
To be fair Red Media's ties to Russian Financing remains unproven and then there is this other fact: Anthony Blinken, former U.S. Secretary of State alleged the Russian connection and had their social media accounts on Google/Meta
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10mo ago
The article is about Europe. In Europe, parties are publicly funded and donations are strictly limited https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Funding_of_European_political_...
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10mo ago
That may well be the case except for my Kyocera printer. I never managed to get the device to stay online for more than 5 minutes on Windows 10. Wanting to print a letter was actually a hassle taking ~15 minutes. When I plugged it into my N
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10mo ago
You missed some of mine, for example Theatre of the God's is not on your list: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45718536 Edit:the French edition of the Vorkosigan Saga has denfitively the wrong author https:/
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10mo ago
Writers and musicians are mostly broken. If we sum the rising cost of living, AI generated content and piracy, there's almost no reward left for their work. For authors (books) ~70% of all the book sales go to the publisher, not the
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10mo ago
I mean, they are offering their own, European cloud: https://news.sap.com/2025/11/sap-eu-ai-cloud-unified-vision-...
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10mo ago
Linda Khan left the FTC in September 2024, so your statement I a bit outdated.
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10mo ago
I am highly sceptical of all AI features and it seems Gardner and other cyber security experts are starting to wake up as well: The programs let you outsource and automate tasks, such as online searches or writing an email, to an AI agent.
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10mo ago
This. Why do features like this always get swept under the rug? Accessibility could be a major feature Firefox gains revenue on. Make it paid, if absolutely necessary. Instead of hopping on the latest hype train.
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10mo ago
Firefox has made some shady choices of late. The settings functionality is getting ever more unreliable and they are moving more essential settings to about:config and then you have to go and dig around in there and hope you find all interd
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10mo ago
I cannot currently test the Mullvad browser, can you tell us whether it supports Ublock Origin or another competent ad-blocker (is there even another?). Because, frankly the ad-blocker is a make-or-break for me.
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10mo ago
I understand artists etc. Talking about AI in a negative sense, because they don’t really get it completely, or just it’s against their self interest which means they find bad arguments to support their own interest subconsciously Why do
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10mo ago
Can we please, please stop using this absolutely deprecated proverb? As shown in YouTube lite, Samsung fridges with ads, cars with telemetry etc. etc. even if you paid, you are still subject to manipulation, spyware, ads and telemetry. It h
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10mo ago
I agree with my sibling commentor (same attributes apply): this reads exactly how I vocalise it in my head.
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10mo ago
I love sashayed. It's always accompanied with a mental image of a person clad in some silk, floor length robe who walks a slightly sidewards, the fabric whispering. I have no idea where that image came from, but it's always there.
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11mo ago
Thank you for that link. This put proof to a gut feeling I had re. ranked voting.
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11mo ago
I'm certainly in the minority on this site, but I love that they offer noai.duckduckgo.com - I'm really, really tired of AI everywhere. It wouldn't be so bad, if the results were accurate (no idea about duck.ai, since I avoid
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11mo ago
Onyx has an AI feature in their boox which came very surprisingly with a firmware update a couple of month ago. It does the same thing - however: this needs constant access to the Internet to work and with boox you can switch it off. The ar
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11mo ago
23Million on twitter. Link in one of the parent comments.
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11mo ago
They are not https://wolf.org/wolf-info/basic-wolf-info/biology-and-behav...
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Because starting from the 1980's corporate organisation was focused on managing resources, of which humans were a part that had to be dehumanized to fit with the rest of the theory. There was a brief phase where it was called HCM - hum
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company into a joke with a bad reputation ... which doesn't really matter anymore either as long as it's profitable, see Facebook, Twitter, Boeing...
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11mo ago
It did but with the old, original Micky. That mouse looked pretty different: https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/mickey-mouse-poster-1...
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