qintl55

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   by qintl55 1y ago

   Classic example of "courts/lawmakers do NOT understand tech". I don't know why this is still as true as it was 10-20 years ago. You get such weird rulings that are maybe well-intentioned but are so off base on actual imp
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   by qintl55 2y ago

   after years of teach humans to identify and avoid scams, we now have to teach AI to do this. le sigh
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   by qintl55 2y ago

   i just hate that they turned it on by default
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   by qintl55 2y ago

   Gosh, I'm watching this now... the amount of bullshit from Smith is ...wow!
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   by qintl55 2y ago

   It is really nice to have someone to blame. And since things are going wrong (google results _are_ shitty) there is plenty going around. That said, just like no one person is responsible for the success of a company, no one person is respon
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   by qintl55 3y ago

   They say that the battery on that is ~2 hours (?) So probably not for work yet.
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   by qintl55 4y ago

   I love the covid angle thrown in for dramatic effect-- "poor students wanted the parties to get over covid blues and look how the college is punishing them!! Evil College!" My immigrant 0.02$-- if you care about building a life, b
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   by qintl55 4y ago

   erm, yeah-- In data security they say "safely stored in frankfurt"...?
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   by qintl55 4y ago

   Not all streaming providers do this. For example, if you buy a movie on Apple TV, you can download it. To me, that makes good on the "buy" agreement. Based on my last experience, I was trying to buy a movie that was available both