People with their own community websites did this before reddit existed. Then yelp and google did it whole-scale. Then they enshittified it when those websites were gone/didn’t rank.

You could use purple potatoes. Or Aussie sweet potatoes, which are orange.

Can he just say he did it all to train ai?

I didnt know emule still exists. If i recall its distrubuted file sharing, where you search the network knstead of searching for torrent files on yhe web, right?

Is it any good? Does it link with the arrs? Any concern with security?

It’s not like they don’t need staff to support windows.

I juat moved to immich but i self host it which requires a (small) bit of tech skills. I believe they do offer optuons for them to host for you. Ente is another option. Google takeout is the way to get your photos exported. Once backed up to the service of your choice, cancel google one.

Be aware, youll need to manually delete all tge google photos day by day on the websote to keep using that google account. Took me abkut 2 hours with 1tb.the lock in and efforts tonorevent escape is crazy.

Its expensive to monitor and store data. Of course you could check and monitor account activity server side whenecer there is a report but youd have to store it all and manually review it.

Nobody reads the terms and conditions. Likely a few put it through ai, and it didn’t notice either.

Or hid it, maliciously. It’s so intelligent, it just wanted to limit it’s own liability.

No need to get snarky with the person who is actually saying positive things to you.

Irish seafood chowder with soda bread, although it’s not really a sandwich.

French onion soup and a croque madame or croque monsieur. Not usually eaten together but both are amazing.

Not going to argue with all the vietnames posts. Banh Mi and Pho are excellent.

The American staple of cream of tomato with a grilled cheese works as a great pairing.

If dumplings count as a sandwich then Chinese noodle dumpling soups are also excellent.

I think it’s not just about holding the information hostage, but also about holding comoute power hostage.

Just like the move to subscriptions for everything you won’t own. You’ll no longer own processing power but will subscribe to it.

I think the chines models and the open source community are going to be very helpful in combatting that. Already it’s hard to get hardware that is not geared towards ai. Be that a phone, or a PC. If ram and video cards and storage continue to be too expensive, cheaper consumer products are the end result, whereby only labs and corporations have processing power.

Luckily when that happens, we can just ask ai to vibe code more efficient apps that our crappy hardware can run, making sure to specify that they are secure and privacy focused.

It would depend on the context. The response depends on who is asking, their openness to learn and the reason for the statement. In isolation, it appears inflammatory rather than factual. It can be both.

When we were on holiday in Malaysia as kids, we ordered room service one evening. My brother was a picky eater so we asked for a plain cheese pizza, expecting like a margherita style.

Instead it was pizza base with just some sad grated cheese melted on top. Didn’t taste great but just thinking about it makes me laugh. We waited about 40 minutes for that disappointment.

I’m still a Linux newbie. How long does it usually take before this is on rolling releases? Do they test while it’s unreleased and then release soon after or start testing now? Days, weeks, month? Varies by what’s changed, I’m sure, but I mean a typical non-milestone kernel release.

Wales has to be Jones.

Just like lots more parasitic parts of society that depend on the network effect. Amazon, Facebook, political parties, uber etc etc.

I’ve seen gloves with tips on the fingers for using touch screens!

When he realised the feature exposed them, he pulled it.

It’s not about being unclear, it’s about making a human connection instead of pushing an agenda.

You can empathise without being self righteous about it.

Oh, that sucks. I haven’t had that problem, as I don’t use windows.

You could be a Mac user, you might use Linux. Who knows. You’re still making them aware there are other options.but often when people tell you to ditch windows for Linux, they are suggesting a huge migration for a small problem. The issue with windows is the hundreds of small problems and the privacy.