And some want wealth to do fun things, help people and not have financial worries.

I watched in real time tech bros defending AI about stealing everyone’s art to them realizing that they’re creating something that will replace them. It was sad funny.

Letting the user decide? If the user decided that they liked fly fishing 8 stars and mother-in-law 0 stars, then the algorithm would show mother-in-law once a week at best and fly fishing 8x out of 10 posts.

Being a tech savvy individual, the complainant additionally examined what exact data was being sent to Ubisoft when playing. The complainant discovered that, over a period of just 10 minutes, the game established a connection to external servers 150 times. Among the recipients of the complainant’s data: Google, Amazon and US software company Datadog.

That makes sense.

Maybe you can answer this. How can whipping cream have such a long shelf life? It’s like a month. Milk is usually a week or two.

Okay, I didn’t know he had Aspergers, but that doesn’t excuse his racism.

Elon Musk opens up on how Asperger’s has impacted his life

D:

Maybe you’re right, they did seem to be heading that direction a few years ago when I left.

it seems like they are culling the reddit population to a small managable group, so they can probably sell it off,

Is that a thing? Why would they want a smaller user group to sell it? We are talking about Spez, so who tf knows, but that seems really dumb.

I thought it would be because everyone who made content left, kind of like how X is.

They’re showing day or weed old posts on the front page? I wonder if they’re losing members that give content or is there another reason?

When you upload or input information through Firefox, you hereby grant us a nonexclusive, royalty-free, worldwide license to use that information to help you navigate, experience, and interact with online content as you indicate with your use of Firefox.

I’m trying to parse this. If you take the basic bits, they’re saying they can do anything with the info you give them.

When you upload or input information through Firefox (anything you do), , you hereby grant us a nonexclusive, royalty-free, worldwide license to use that information.

The rest is just justification for the first part. They basically can use it in anyway they see fit.

Do these rights apply to forks?

Edit: These are the 2 I’m concerned about in the Acceptable Use policy:

• Violate the copyright, trademark, patent, or other intellectual property rights of others,
• Violate any person’s rights of privacy or publicity,

That means corporations can go after you for either.

Craig Ferguson did a joke about that in his stand up. He was so excited to hear Sean Connery was going to do a movie with a focus in Scotland, lol.

Exaxtly that, I just don’t have the bandwidth.

Thanks, I didn’t realize that worked here. But I meant tagging a user as awesome or a troll or whatever. That way, when you kind of remember seeing the name and they seem like they’re trolling, I can tell right away if I’ve had previous interactions with them. RES was awesome for that.

That was years ago. I’m sure I saved it on reddit, but I haven’t been back there since I switched. Sorry about that. It was a real study though, they were trying to figure out all of he social media trolling from Cambridge Analytica and all that. It might have been even earlier.

Yes, that and the tagging of users.

They did a study around the 2020 elections and have found the following to work with trolls:

Respond once with the facts (if you must), and then walk away. I have found Lemmy not needing that most of the time, just downvoting seems to work. But if you’re on the place that shall not be named, this works.

Working there? Sometimes there’s no choice. Buying anything there? Definitely a choice.

Ahhh, I always forget about TikTok. I’ll go check. Thanks.