

The glaring issue is that you linked a video that clearly isn’t ai generated and then are claiming that people are being tricked specifically about Gaza. It’s clear you’re a genocide denier, even without the rest of your comment.
The glaring issue is that you linked a video that clearly isn’t ai generated and then are claiming that people are being tricked specifically about Gaza. It’s clear you’re a genocide denier, even without the rest of your comment.
They didn’t list that. They said “Just reading his blog about how executives should be lazy, enjoying golf and a “long lunch” should give you a hint about what kind of person he is.”
Those things are a far cry from being a nazi. Just because you see a problem with DHH doesn’t mean the majority do.
That loss affects their stock price, their future outlook, what things they choose to fund, and how much they spend on advertising and trying to recover from this PR disaster.
It’s noticeable when you look at the price of the subscription. That’s almost $300 million.
Nobody said anything about selling data. You said data collection. And the fediverse is literally entirely public, so beehaw doesn’t have to do anything for your activity here to be tracked across numerous locations.
That presentation does the exact opposite of what you say. It widens the amount of things considered prior art to include more stuff.
That’s just absolutely incorrect. Like the person below stated, quote the exact part that says prior art doesn’t apply anymore.
The website you use right now literally wouldn’t function without “data collection”.
That isn’t the app installation screen. It’s the store page. Where else would you show it? Telepathically to the user as soon as they think of the app?
use the library. I don’t mean go to the library, I mean use it for free things. for example I can go to like 20 different museums for free through my library. disc golf is free at almost every disc golf course on the planet. parks are free, walks are free. bouldering is free. There’s a ton. it’s all about your imagination.
Other museums charge for admission, but the tickets are decently cheap.
You can use your library card to get cheaper or even free tickets to a lot of museums as well.
Unlikely. I was trying to contact support and that was completely broken also. Unlikely if they were just trying to make cancellation harder. Likely if they were overloaded.
Thanks for the tutorial. I’ve only ever done a few edits to OSM. Didn’t know the finer details.
So Apple is specifically choosing the government tag then.
Doesn’t open street map call it the Gulf of Mexico?
Wait what!? Really?
Republican Senate Leader John Thune of South Dakota: “There is no place in our country for political violence. Period, full stop.”
how dumb can you be? You think people that are protesting over social media bans are actually cognizant of the actual effects of social media? or what the law actually entailed? Look at the protests in the US over TikTok. People just want social media, they don’t care the effects.
The truth of the matter is (before all the killings) is that all the ‘social media companies’ had to do was fill out a fucking form and they didn’t do it. Then people pissed about missing their feeds went out and blamed it on the government, when it was completely the social media companies’ faults. Sure, it sounds like the government was doing a lot of other shit, but acting like the government didn’t give the companies time to register is just an absolute lie, there were several companies that managed just fine and they didn’t get blocked. If the goal was blocking social media completely then they wouldn’t have bothered with the registration, they just would have blocked.
People need to stop giving social media companies the benefit of the doubt. Now the situation is so out of control that people get to blame the government blocking social media as a reason to not do any sort of regulation against these tech companies in other countries. Now when a law in X country pops up saying “we need to regulate FB, TikTok, etc” you’re going to get people referencing Nepal as a reason not to, even if FB/etc are literally causing genocides.
To be clear: this is NOT a commentary on whatever other bs the government is doing or the protesters are protesting. This is ONLY a comment on the OP i replied to stating
which is why social media platforms were cut off, so videos about the corruption and investigations and means to plan protests were cut off. The ‘they didn’t register in time’ excuse is for the government to save face internationally.
which is just a bald faced lie since they didn’t cut off any social media that literally filled out a form.
Jellyfin is easy!