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Comment #49223399
https://nissan.com/ Archive.org it to see little man beating big corporation
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Comment #49205582
I love when Google maps in the NY metro area makes me want to take a left-turn, at a stop sign at intersection with a 6 lane road that doesn't get a stop. Yes, these insanities exi…
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Comment #49185084
Yep a lot of this falls under the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act which can lead to criminal prosecution of an individual. You lost access officially when you left the employer. Just …
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Comment #49185047
The Musk lawsuit was based on a Musk tantrum. Apple is outright going for corporate espionage claims. They can also fall back to the CFAA and push for criminal prosecution of forme…
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Comment #49169050
Because isolation totally works, looks at Cuba and North Korea
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Comment #49155116
It's entirely possible China has a little bit of a bubble too when it comes to development investment vs demand. But obviously the bubble in the US is basically a whale compared to…
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Comment #49155091
Apple is also just partnering with Google. https://blog.google/company-news/inside-google/company-annou...
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Comment #49155066
It's inevitable though. The funny-money has outpaced actual money by lightyears at this point. On the plus side, our interest rates aren't 0% right now, so there's some room there.…
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Comment #49154887
It's been a problem for awhile. Daniel Stenberg has talked about it numerous times on his/curl's blog for the last 4 years. They became their own CNA to try and control it, they op…
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Comment #49112679
They patched the vulnerability within 2 days. They spent 6 months rearchitecting their backend. It's a major service for themselves and tens of thousands of customers, you don't vi…
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Comment #49040016
Codeberg was competition for the EU, in the topic of tech-sovereignty which is a incredibly hot topic in the EU. With the US abusing it's position not only recently but years past,…
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Comment #49039979
Funny enough if you read their blogpost on this, they don't want people with useless toy projects, they want projects with communities...(subtext: to leech off of). That blog post …
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Comment #49035232
NYS is trying to make it illegal for LLMs to give medical, legal or engineering advice. Because of course its a state built upon exploitation so. https://www.nysenate.gov/legislati…
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Comment #49026495
Eh, I release my own one-off individual projects as FOSS. The entire point of FOSS and how most of the common FOSS originated was all one-off individual project. Even Linus created…
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Comment #49025493
Not to worry, but big tech and government are slowly crafting laws that make non-big-tech operating systems illegal in the name of protecting children.
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Comment #49021556
It's really easy to fix this behavior, as a consumer start throwing fits and refusing food when it comes out not as the picture. Enough people do it and those menus will change.
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Comment #49020857
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Comment #49020457
Framework is going for a computer OEM market where they need to make margin, hence the soldered-on components and relatively limited options. People in the pre-built computer marke…
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Comment #49016073
Yes, BUT there's a difference between holding the power and actually using it to enforce ideological positions.
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Comment #49008714
To be fair, AI writing is often unhuman. The biggest problem its more verbose than human writing. It adds additional not needed mental load in processing text. Even in code documen…
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Comment #49008645
So? Staging a stunt like this can be pre-negotiated. We already have circular financing at levels that would make Enron jealous, what's a little collusion on top.
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Comment #49008610
Money is a powerful motivator.
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Comment #48799250
Killed artillery? No, pretty sure every western country is still racing to increase artillery production, though rheinmettal is not up to a million shells per year. The war in Ukra…
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Comment #48799231
It depends on who the offensive party is. Obviously it's not going to protect you from someone with air or artillery support. It still does wonders against roving militias of insur…