wnevets

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by wnevets 3y ago
> literally letting crooked billionaires do whatever they like How exactly have these banners prevented that?
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by wnevets 3y ago
> You cannot blame the EU on having many websites making poor product decision and customers being content with crappy websites. I absolutely can blame the EU, prior to these regulations these cookie banners didn't plague the web. V
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by wnevets 3y ago
> they're not the only route to GDPR compliance. But if it was the easiest and cheapest. Their lack of basic foresight is painful and has made the web worse.
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by wnevets 3y ago
The EU forcing this garbage is one of the worst things to happen to the web.
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by wnevets 3y ago
Obviously this means a bunch of drug companies went out of business or stopped producing insulin because it was no longer profitable to make?
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by wnevets 3y ago
> like Jon Jones, are incredibly gifted with lots of steroids and other PEDs
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by wnevets 3y ago
Google used to have this feature built-in, I dont understand why they got rid of it.
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by wnevets 3y ago
> one with our logo, authors’ names, and sundry other pieces of information removed If they made the effort to remove that information why assume they left the contact info? Either way this absolutely wasn't a case of fair use. They
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by wnevets 3y ago
They can but that isn't what is happening according to the article. > The notice listed three URLs which needed to be “disabled immediately” along with a statement that the “information in the notification is accurate.” Unfortunatel
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by wnevets 3y ago
Are fair use exclusions being considered as bogus? When I hear bogus I assume that means they never had any rights over the content to begin with.
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by wnevets 3y ago
Stopping to watch a random live that pops up on your FYP actually takes you out of the addictive flow of the tiktok algorithm. Like Twitch, YouTube and strip clubs the addictive nature of tiktok lives has nothing to do with the algorithm
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by wnevets 3y ago
I have never been shown a tiktok live that is relevant to anything I've done, sometimes they're not even in English. Are you sure their algorithm isn't a random number generator?
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by wnevets 3y ago
> realize algorithmic addiction Is that really relevant to tiktok live?
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by wnevets 3y ago
It feels like Bluesky missed their chance to be the twitter alternative after how well Threads has been going. I'm sure zuck will find a way to ruin it but its gonna be a long road a head for Bluesky.
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by wnevets 3y ago
I thought the plan was to put hyper loops in tunnels made by the boring company? There are too many failing pieces to keep track of.
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by wnevets 3y ago
What I never understood about that fiasco is that after it was decided to just throw some Teslas in a tunnel, why weren't they fully self driving? Isn't a one way tunnel without traffic or real world conditions like weather a perf
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by wnevets 3y ago
Am I the only one who finds its humorous that the within roughly the same week you were able to download & install Beeper on an Android phone without using the Play Store, Apple breaks it but it was Google that was found guilty of abusi
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by wnevets 3y ago
Sounds like a classic footgun to me.
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by wnevets 3y ago
They're holding it wrong [1] [1] https://www.theguardian.com/technology/blog/2010/jun/25/ipho...
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by wnevets 3y ago
The worst drivers are the ones driving a different speed than I. Faster than me = crazies putting everyone's life at risk Slower than me = morons with nowhere to go
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by wnevets 3y ago
That wasn't wrong in 2000, just bad timing.
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by wnevets 3y ago
The FCC canceled Starlink's welfare check on August 10, 2022. Elon took over Twitter on October 27, 2022. Where is the coincidence exactly?
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by wnevets 3y ago
This is precisely why anyone trying to tie this to Twitter is a political dunce.
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by wnevets 3y ago
> Hasbro needed to, and failed to (imo), transition into selling higher-end luxury toys for adults with nostalgia - and focus less on kids. Isn't Pulse/HasLab that? For example they have a $300 Ghost Trap and P.K.E. Meter. [1]
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by wnevets 3y ago
Practically I get that but legally I don't get it. Aren't we virtually dealing with the same evidence, arguments and laws?
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by wnevets 3y ago
Didn't Apple effectively win their lawsuit while having an actual monopoly on iPhone app installs? Can someone explain why Google lost despite android having all sorts of way to install apps while bypassing the play store?
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by wnevets 3y ago
edit: nm, their help page explains it.
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by wnevets 3y ago
Some how I was able to guess this was the case without having any prior knowledge of this study.
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by wnevets 3y ago
> Altman’s departure jeopardized an investment deal that would allow them to sell their stock back to OpenAI, cashing out equity without waiting for the company to go public. "Smooth talking psychopaths" can make you rich if yo
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by wnevets 3y ago
Even if everything mentioned is 100% true the board handled the situational so poorly they lost and Sam won. It was like an average episode of Succession being played out.

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