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by tjpnz 3mo ago
What about all the fraud committed by the online ad industry?
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by tjpnz 3mo ago
Up until relatively recently you would have to install custom VPNs and maybe add Pihole into the mix to achieve anything close to that. Easy for us here, but we're in a small minority.
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by tjpnz 3mo ago
The parenting argument is a complete cop-out. There's no universe where you can be shoulder hovering 24/7. This could've been solved years ago with robust parental controls. But companies like Google just didn't want to
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by tjpnz 3mo ago
If I wasn't blocking ads this is what I would normally be seeing.
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by tjpnz 3mo ago
Presumably they would only have to show they're doing some simple due diligence. At minimum KYC and a reporting process that works. Neither of which Google et el do currently.
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by tjpnz 3mo ago
Not only unusable, it's an outright security risk. Even the purportedly less scammy ad networks like Google sell ads to scammers and malware developers.
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by tjpnz 3mo ago
It's a strong signal that the person or organization "creating" said video views the person consuming it with open contempt.
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by tjpnz 3mo ago
Canada should respond in kind for the US making oil prices go up.
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by tjpnz 3mo ago
Why does Sony seem to be the only one having this problem? Do Google and Apple also engage in this practice?
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by tjpnz 3mo ago
Stuff has it too.
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by tjpnz 3mo ago
Bicentennial Man is one of my favourite films of his (also Robin Williams). There's an interesting subplot in there on right to repair which is very much relevant today. It also depicts a future 30 years away which might've seemed
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by tjpnz 3mo ago
They're insanely popular in Japan.
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by tjpnz 3mo ago
I'll sometimes search for the LLM string on random non-AI related articles. It's sad.
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by tjpnz 3mo ago
>it's intuitive Until you have to work with stale GHAS tool configurations, remember whether a project uses rulesets or branch settings or find that comment you wrote on a PR (and then learn that the new PR "experience" fu
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by tjpnz 3mo ago
Seems it was successful and they captured an image: https://japannews.yomiuri.co.jp/science-nature/science/20260...
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by tjpnz 3mo ago
Is this unique to Stackless Python?
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by tjpnz 3mo ago
Google have already caused significant hardship to a father for such kinds of photos. What's particularly galling is how they've continued to maintain they were in the right, despite the police saying no crime had been committed.
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by tjpnz 3mo ago
They also provide a platform to terrorists who want to livestream their killing spree.
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by tjpnz 3mo ago
>When it comes to PC games, the real peace of mind comes from cracks and piracy. I still have nocds for some of the old GTA and Warcraft games. Pretty sure you can't play the originals any other way now with all the "definitive
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by tjpnz 3mo ago
If they're using the same graphical assets they're violating copyright. Even if it's a reimagining of said assets it's probably still grounds for takedown.
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by tjpnz 3mo ago
They're going to try to push those stupid glasses next. Not convinced they'll succeed since it's not just the technology problem they need to solve. How do I find PMF for a product which encourages others to physically assaul
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by tjpnz 4mo ago
Why can't we have nice things anymore?
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by tjpnz 4mo ago
Counter example: Richard Dawkins and Robert Winston have both said similar things to Rowling and are on the left (one is a Labour peer). Neither have received anything resembling the backlash she has.
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by tjpnz 4mo ago
The EU would counter that threat with the anti-coercion instrument. Shut Trump up really fast when he was last talking about annexing Greenland.
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by tjpnz 4mo ago
Applies to all industries with the memory care patient currently occupying the White House. Passing laws won't help when they can be effectively struck down until the next sitting of the SC.
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by tjpnz 4mo ago
If Valve continue to stay privately owned I've some confidence that the status quo will remain, regardless of whether Gaben's around. Enshittification is a feature of publicly traded companies and those owned by private equity.
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by tjpnz 4mo ago
Sometimes referred to as the loser plate, at least when I was growing up.
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by tjpnz 4mo ago
Nobody "needs" a scalper.
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by tjpnz 4mo ago
The US doesn't have nearly the firepower to do that unless they went nuclear.
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by tjpnz 4mo ago
Please. This was all Israel and an obvious "fuck you" to Trump.

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