

They’ll come for it at some point.


They’ll come for it at some point.


It’s worse than that. I’m sure they’re getting wet dreams about eradicating as many books as possible so that they can finally sell AI slop books at a premium price, claiming that will be “the last way to get something in [author] style!”.

Ecunomics is a science. It is not hard science, and like all science, what you derive from it depends on the hypotheses you made.
True economist can work with unreal hypotheses and get wrong conclusions. The fact that it’s not hard science allows a bench of idiots to decide they know better an come up with flat-earth level theories like trickle down economics.

But while going bankrupt, it will sell all information about you to the biggest bidder. Terms and services for you fryer included sharing data with “partners”, so now your health insurance can jack up your premium because you used the fryer “too much for your own good”.


Those 3 just figured they will get caught going to see prostitutes. The other oner have not figured yet.


First, phone makers need a strong market signal that a significant number of people do give a damn about security and privacy.
When “everyone” is on Whatsapp/Facebook/X/etc., it’s hard to believe!


Clearly a killing feature everyone craves… ??


Also repel transposition of the DMCA in Canada’s law. Time to hack and repair whatever US products we already have by Canadian companies.


Not talking about potentially blinding an idiot who was wearing them but was not doing any wrong usage.


I wish it could send a full delete command to their account.


Young males? We have ample proofs that the pervs men subset covers the whole range of ages from teens to old creeps.


I think you grossly underestimate the number of perverts out there, and severe their cases are.


Well… my daughter is authorized by her parents to use as much violence as she deems appropriate to anyone who would harass her.
But we all know that would get her expelled from the school for 1… or 3… or every day(s).
If you add to that from the comments above that kids with perv-glasses are from rich families, probably contributing significantly to whatever charity in the school, they may not get the justice they deserve.
So smash the glasses, ok. Make a show, and be sure everyone hears loud and clear “fucking pervert”. Reputation can’t be bought back easily.


Anyone can get a comment from Musk about total freedom speech or some shit? It looks like they’re best pals with Trump again.


Professional help costs a money that these non-profit often don’t have.
Peers help is often also unhelpful and misleading. You can assume that among these non-profit using that service, a lot of them subscribed based on advices from other users.
No you don’t see people walking in the middle of the street oblivious to the traffic. But if “common knowledge” was cars never hit anyone, you would see people doing it.
MS not only knows that, but they wanted that situation, making their products incompatible with their own standards in order to let people believe that “nothing else works correctly”.
Now they have it. They should be hold fully responsible for what they claimed, offered and therefore deleted.
You don’t blame victims of elaborate scams for being victims.


No it’s not. He can rush it through before the election. No political benefit for him, he can’t get reelected.
So now you can wonder why he wants it so bad.


Crushing majority of people have no idea. They just know MS is a big tech corp, so probably not caring much about them small fish. For the rest, all PC are Windows. Linux is getting known a little better but we’re not “there” yet.
Also, most small non-profit don’t have an IT guy. They just try to get something that works painlessly and have better to do than becoming sys admins.


I dream of a hack that puts Fock’s CEO whereabout at all time using Flock cameras.


We had a competitor in Canada, way before Marketplace: Kijiji.
It is not nearly dead yet, but if you want to avoid Meta at all cost, be ready to miss a good 80–90% of buyers and sellers (estimate provided by the Royal Institute of Guessworking).
That means there are things you’ll never find even if they are sold. And things you’ll never sell even if there are people looking for them.
The main difference between them is marketplace is embedded in FB app. You can search FB and find offers. That’s it. That’s how it won.
For most people, FB is just convenient: all in one app. Why install another? With another registration. Another site to browse. etc.
Building a competitor… easier said than done!
Good for him! Does he want to print a certificate? He can frame it and put it up right next to the “World’s Dumbest President” award we’re about to grant him.