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Comment #49220900
Only takes 300 data centres worth of compute.
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Comment #49220433
It’s most definitely a compromise. Just not what you think. You can keep saying it’s more secure than currently, and that’s good and all. It still doesn’t matter against the advers…
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Comment #49217495
That’s fine. It’s compromised. Happy with that?
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Comment #49216688
If it’s connected, it’s compromised. Or will be. Folly to think otherwise.
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Comment #49205991
So the legal owner can’t use it, correct?
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Comment #49205853
So after all that, still gone?
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Comment #49189635
Same argument was used for crypto 5 years ago, people have just moved onto to using it for AI now. Funnily enough a lot of the same players are involved, they’ve just managed to fo…
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Comment #49188293
If Microsoft only has 1 customer, and that customer blows up/fades away, what happens to all their capex?
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Comment #49187607
Discussions around how retarded it’s making its users?
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Comment #49187565
Fuhget about it.
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Comment #49178257
That’s fair, but it’s also not why I bought the place either.
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Comment #49174905
I bought a real stinker of place to renovate & of course the yard is completely overgrown. Every wo/man and their dog is telling me to knock it down, have a bobcat to clear the yar…
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Comment #49167248
Only one allegedly.
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Comment #49167089
Point well taken. I think OP is mixing them up but who I replied to is particularly talking about anchovies - jarred, dissolving into food as cooked etc.
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Comment #49167042
Of course. Any popular website, barring this one & lobsters, run a number of trackers. Likely not even needing direct device access to figure out all the things you think are priva…
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Comment #49163882
Good native apps exist, although rare and getting more so, and for a lot of workflows are better than websites. That said, all the privacy reasons listed apply just as much to webs…
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Comment #49162305
It’s mostly just window dressing on blaming your parents.
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Comment #49161196
>(The way you describe yours—as extremely smelly and falling apart—doesn't really suggest they're high quality. Normally, a properly cured anchovy should remain almost completely i…
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Comment #49148743
Same, the domain should've been a giveaway to us though.
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Comment #49143407
>However, smartphone usage and also the use of social media can have positive impact and is not inheritly damaging. Which is why I argue that a ban seems like the wrong direction. …
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Comment #49142877
I feel like your point is tangential to this. We don't think parental education wholly stops underage drinking or smoking, hence we have laws against it.
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Comment #49142811
They're not stopping anyone from physically talking to you(what's important). They're stopping you/others from sending DM's/Tags/Meme's(what isn't important).
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Comment #49142509
They're providing for lowest common denominator. You already said you've got your own solution.
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Comment #49142491
I don't understand what you're trying to say sorry.
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Comment #49142107
Anecdotally, all the parents I know and have discussed this with are desperate for this to work. How it should work I'm unsure in the big scheme of it, but we limit access to vario…