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by vitorgrs 2y ago
Yes, it is? Usually, products with free offering + subscriptions get classified as "freemium".
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by vitorgrs 2y ago
Congress could impeach him until 2022 - and didn't. From 2016 to 2022, Brazil was governed by right-wing governments. Oh, who nominated this Justice, was a right-wing president as well.
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by vitorgrs 2y ago
Don't you think they will put ads on ChatGPT? There are several ways to monetize a product (they already make some use of it).
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by vitorgrs 2y ago
Yes, but still a free product. Unless you say that in the future the product won't have a free offering anymore, it's a free product.
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by vitorgrs 2y ago
That's like saying Youtube isn't free because there's a subscription...
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by vitorgrs 2y ago
I just tried the podcast generation, and got surprised! Sadly English only, but I gave a Portuguese link to it, and it did well...
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by vitorgrs 2y ago
I'm not arguing about that (I don't buy that either). I'm saying that there was no change in laws or even in Supreme Court ruling since the block. Elon Musk though it was unfair the decisions to block the accounts, and now he
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by vitorgrs 2y ago
Fun fact: Brazilian court did. PCO (Communist party) was banned from Twitter in 2022.
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by vitorgrs 2y ago
There was no laws change since the block have been made.
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by vitorgrs 2y ago
Hm. Super true, but at the same time, it would annoy a lot of people, and there would be a social pressure to unlock WhatsApp. That's not the case with X. Isn't like X (or previously Twitter) ever had the amount of users that What
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by vitorgrs 2y ago
Most ISPs already blocked X again in this morning.
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by vitorgrs 2y ago
They are not blocking Cloudflare or Fastly. They are blocking X IPs being used on Cloudflare and Fastly. These CDNs agreed with Anatel, to reserve IPs exclusively to X, so IPs can block X without collateral damage, that's all. That sai
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by vitorgrs 2y ago
I know that for Instagram/Threads, IP is very key to their moderation. Once they ban a user with that IP, any other account from that IP will also be banned (or something like it), it's fundamental to avoid ban evasion. For Mastod
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by vitorgrs 2y ago
No. X/Starlink didn't pay any fine, either. The accounts were locked by Justice order, and now transferred to the Federal Government. They are just unfreezing because they already got the fines.
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by vitorgrs 2y ago
Well... the estimation for 2024 [1] is 212 million... So it seems very likely that the 2022 census was also wrong (there was budget cuts on the institute who do the census, and it had several problems on doing it). This was a big discussion
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by vitorgrs 2y ago
You probably need to store user IPs to moderate. At least on Mastodon, any instance stores IP, so....
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by vitorgrs 2y ago
Not even strong computer but worked fine here. I guess using Firefox helps :)
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Brazil: ANPD suspends ban on Meta's use of personal data to train AI(dataguidance.com)
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by vitorgrs 2y ago
In this case, X closed the office to not pay the fines. Usually these decision comes when a company closes to not pay the workers all their benefits left, and the judge then goes back to all the other companies that the shareholder is on, a
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by vitorgrs 2y ago
This is called a typo :) I meant hundreds, obviously. Typo is still not ilegal :(
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by vitorgrs 2y ago
It's the Justice who interprets the law. 800 million people are in prison right now in Brazil. They can say all their arrest are illegal. That doesn't mean anything.
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by vitorgrs 2y ago
Legally speaking, they do. Elon is a shareholder there. In the case of Brazil, in the event of a company's insolvency, the shareholder's other company becomes liable and may have its bank accounts/assets blocked, this is a co
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by vitorgrs 2y ago
Weirdly, by compatibility is better on Linux than on Windows. On Windows, on a clean install, I need to install the drivers from WU to get audio working, etc. And then I need to open Intel website to get the latest Bluetooth driver, go to D
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by vitorgrs 2y ago
I moved to Linux for a few months (currently on EndeavourOS, but just distro hopping...). The main reasons for me was because of how the latest updates on Windows 11 has been very horrible. Windows had only one OK consumer mail app, the inb
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by vitorgrs 2y ago
I was thinking exactly at this. I think a block of ads would hurt even more X than a total-block of X. If you block X, you block obviously ads, but you also block local traffic to the website. If you just block ads, and the traffic continue
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by vitorgrs 2y ago
That's right, but that's because every judicial decision can go to Supreme Court. A random person got arrested because it stole a chicken? You can appeal up to Supreme Court. Btw, there's "assistant judges" to help
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by vitorgrs 2y ago
So no country have freedom of speech? Because in the U.S a person can't say that they will kill someone... Pretty sure that's a crime, right?
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by vitorgrs 2y ago
"The Firefox browser doesn’t support the video features we’ll need to run this demo. Please try again using Chrome or Safari."
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by vitorgrs 2y ago
Windows updates can definitely be manual. And anyway, this was not a Windows update. It was a CrowdStrike update.
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by vitorgrs 2y ago
About the Fedora Gnome vs EndeuvourOS KDE... the issue here isn't Gnome. It's actually Fedora. In my testing on a similar hardware (also Core M3 and 4gb RAM), Arch-based distros was the best with low RAM. And I tried like, probabl

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