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"Everything's fine, we're not circling the drain, we'll be able to pay all that interest somehow..."
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3y ago
I've always been excited about stuff like motorized blinds, and being able to control them remotely would be cool, but I have likewise touched none of the commercial IOT stuff, not even the more generic stuff unless I could put a custo
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3y ago
I'm pretty sure we're at the point that if someone feels the need to define themselves as "good guys," it's a sure sign that they are going to murder someone.
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3y ago
From what I've read about the current FTC, let the billionaire tantrums begin lol
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3y ago
I wonder if their data includes torrent download rates of shows previously available to people with whom passwords had been shared.
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3y ago
Doesn't it? Edit: I don't disagree about cars, I just think there's some car tech that's extremely useful, like, my kid's new car has cruise control that just keeps him a safe distance behind the car ahead, rather t
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3y ago
If you've read Marx, you know what's going on.
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3y ago
Wake me up when they get tired of all the useless tech in their internet.
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3y ago
It's ratfucking, is what it is, and Nixon must have taught it to them when he went over there.
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3y ago
The sort of propaganda circling on these platforms is sophisticated in its misuse of facts. One could, for instance, speak completely factually about Canada's history of colonization and genocide - TikTok, interestingly, does - but if
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3y ago
Terrifying if true.
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3y ago
Not disagreeing with anything you said, just decorating: for myself, I think paying for Premium or watching ads is a perfectly valid set of choices, with all the other things you have clearly delineated removed from the equation. Had people
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3y ago
Black tattoo ink is cheap, especially when you're fat with capitalist juice.
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3y ago
Yall gotta bring one doctor, two nurses and one engineer for each tech worker. We discussed it.
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Follow up: what percentage of the posters who like ads are producing incredibly bad content that works right in the algorithm and blocking people, with Google's help, from reaching quality/relevant videos they want to see? I don&#
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3y ago
What % of total posters, though, are "popular content creators" who like the ads, and what percent are Susan Soccermom posting her kids recital? The internet is not a better television.
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3y ago
I will be paying attention to this trial and loling. Perhaps I can help the fellows out with their commissary.
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3y ago
Perhaps scale is actually a non-problem in many cases, and only a critical one in a paradigm where there is a need to have as much traffic as possible on a site for profit reasons. A person who wants a place to talk about their cat doesn&#x
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3y ago
It won't go away though, as long as it has a community that wants it. What goes away is things that get entrusted to capital. Netflix will run a show for two months and then remove it from the universe because it saves them taxes or so
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3y ago
We understand what each part is goingy and how it's doing it. You cannot look at the data it's processing and understand it, that is true, but that's also true of absolutely any frame from a video game or cartoon. But hey, ke
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3y ago
Utter nonsense non-journalism feeding the hype. The mechanisms of current AI methods are not only well-understood, there are explainer videos that get posted here on the regular that can even explain it to you, the credulous Vox reader. Ind
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3y ago
What Do You Want To Enshittify Today?
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3y ago
I can't wait to pay for an awesome game and then have it disappear from my computer a few months later, never to be seen again.
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3y ago
(laughs in ActivityPub)
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Has nobody learned a thing from Musk's example? Drunk on a stew of free money and ideological hegemony, these behemoths actually believe they've captured something that cannot be replaced. I post my videos on peertube now; others
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So the tax incentives are the same everywhere? You seem to be going in circles here, first you're saying the tax incentives are an advantage to this region, then you're saying there's tax incentives elsewhere too. It was most
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Even with my red diaper marxist upbringing, I have to say, it was a lot easier in 1991 to give Conservatives the benefit of the doubt when they claimed to be the grownups in the room. With my sainted grandmother's precious Soviet empir
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So it works as long as the government gives them a handout to make it work.
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3y ago
Historically entrenched, but it has been hinted at that I might get to participate the big push, soon.
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3y ago
Javascript-based design is a problem. I'll just be over here building this ridiculous retro machine that has no point cause that's more useful than trying to articulate my position beyond that.
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