

Google Ireland, which runs Google Search in the EU, now faces a fine of up to €250,000 for each breach, or detention of its managers, if it repeats three versions of the text. [own emphasis]
Holy shit that judge isn’t fucking around.


Google Ireland, which runs Google Search in the EU, now faces a fine of up to €250,000 for each breach, or detention of its managers, if it repeats three versions of the text. [own emphasis]
Holy shit that judge isn’t fucking around.


When it comes to updates, it’s shifted in that direction in the last while. But updates are just one aspect, and with just about every other aspect, they’re awful. Look at the way they fuck over independent repair shops. Look at the way they lock down their systems. And look at the way they make their devices as difficult as possible to repair. Then, look at the way they are pioneers at these practices. It used to be standard that you could install what you want on devices you bought and paid for. Apple was the company who drove the idea into the mainstream that the manufacturer could artificially restrict what you can install on your device. Same applies to having control over the OS. Same applies to the headphone jack. Same applies to repairability. They’ve been consistently spearheading the most destructive trends in the areas of user rights and environmental impact.


OK, so why is Anthropic, an AI company itself, posting this? I mean, interesting story, but I have this feeling that the reason they’re posting this might be more interesting.


I believe that only applies to the Gulf of Mexico, though.
EDIT: I was wrong, it turns out the US is supposed to see Lake America, Canada is supposed to see Lake Ontario, and the rest both.


Trump’s dick cheese must be tasting pretty good considering how many people are going for it


They’re only changing it in the US.


Kind of confused. Earlier, the EFF wrote an article about AI generated works not being copyrightable in most cases. Now, they’re claiming AI generated works are copyrightable? What’s going on?


I’ve had the same experience - when people came from places with less mosquitoes, they were much more susceptible to them than I was. Sometimes they would be eaten alive and I would be like, “what, there are mosquitoes?”


ReactOS also works pretty closely with projects like Wine. Any lessons learned from the development of ReactOS can be used to improve Wine.


Oh OK. I thought I had missed some news about the uBlock Origin developers coming out as Nazis or something.


What’s wrong with ublock origin?


I see no way this could possibly go wrong.


You’re constantly arguing that the sample is so strongly skewed against your position that the proportion of people who want AI is over 4 times (!) as much as in the sample. “Everyone” is an exaggeration, but the point remains. If you believe the sample is that skewed, then you have to provide evidence.


Spam and SEO have been big things for way longer than 10 years.


You’re assuming that everyone who didn’t answer the poll is for AI, not exactly a good assumption considering the poll results.


If you think you’re able to just remove skin cancer yourself, sorry but holy shit you’re delusional.


It ain’t smart to make jokes like that in the TSA line, but it still shouldn’t lead to anything like this, either. Being in a line for a security check shouldn’t absolve you of your rights as a human being.


Dark humour is half of what keeps people going in Jobs where the situation is dire. You have to let it out somehow, if you just let it bottle up you’ll explode and won’t be able to do the job anymore.
Mathematical analysis estimated on how long the logo goes before hitting the corner have ranged anywhere from 2 to 45 minutes based on a number of different variables.
TIL, I just assumed it never hit the corner.
That’s beside the point. The point is that it took Apple that fucking long to implement it, and Apple users will start acting as if it’s something new, even though it’s absolutely not.