regularjack

Yeah, it was his plan all along to drive people away from the thing he paid I don't remember how many billions for.

The article doesn't suggest making the properties public, it makes valid suggestions IMHO (though I don't agree with all). I would recommend reading the article.

How can you not be

You still didn't explain why you think that.

One Rich Asshole Called Larry Ellison

If TFA is an example of the US being a "big winner" then I'm happy to be on the losing side.

Corporations are the nice guys now? Please. We need privacy, period.

Why would that be a good thing? Sounds like a bad thing to me

Getting teenagers to siphon your data is definitely a right move in my book

I want a future where I don't need to pay anyone to do my computing.

Two wrongs don't make a right

Title has been editorialized, the correct title is:

Copilot stops working on gender related subjects

Are you saying that US is the only country in the world where there are many jobs in academia?

We will never know because that who or what doesn't exist.

Of course, they had to weasel the word "deep" in there.

Beeper is a unified messaging app that supports multiple services, the iMessage thing was a separate app called Beeper Mini.

I think Beeper will continue to be useful to people, regardless of whether it supports iMessage or not. Obviously, supporting iMessage would be a big plus, but from what I gather, many people use it for other services.

What service exactly is WorldCoin providing to the "users" here?

You'll end up with 20k more cars needing parking too.

I hope courts decide that rights owners have a say on how others use their content.

Moderation != Censorship. Any online community without moderation is doomed. By now we have decades of proof for this, so I'm baffled that people still don't understand it.

Implementing search correctly would solve the problem too, without requiring a square kilometer of GPUs.

I'm not familiar with Tiobe, but completely disagree that SOLID is irrelevant. I consider it to be as relevant today as it has always been.

Beeper says in the article that they'd be willing to pay Apple for use of their resources.

I hope they all go bankrupt, so there's no longer foreign corporations dumping their trash on my streets.

I think you meant run away from them, and immediately.

I know enough about this conflict to know that Israel illegally occupies territories. If I am wrong about that, please do educate me.

Maybe rockets wouldn't be shot if Israel would not illegally occupy territories.

It seems pretty logical to me that when a state starts illegally extending its borders pretty much immediately after its formation, their neighbors will not be happy about it and will fight back.

No need to be an antisemite to understand this, it's just common sense.

If those other people start using tech to automatically recognize my face on CCTV footage, that absolutely has an impact on me. I'm using the CCTV footage example because it's one of the things this regulation forbids.

That was the cringiest part of the whole debacle.

I don't think yak shaving is an appropriate term to describe this. Yak shaving is when you wanted to do something but end up doing something else.

Here, the author wants to do this thing, so they do it. They're not shaving yaks, they're doing the thing they set out to do.