Was that the first one that had M Bison as a playable character?

Yeah. I’ve noticed the new generation coming into the workplace can’t do shit on a computer.

They’ve grown up on apps that have simple interfaces and limited options. Give them the freedom and power of a workstation and you’ll find they never learned to learn real software.

To help fight bot disinformation, I think there needs to be an international treaty that requires all AI models/bots to disclose themselves as AI when prompted using a set keyphrase in every language, and that API access to the model be contingent on paying regain tests of the phrase (to keep bad actors from simply filtering out that phrase in their requests to the API).

It wouldn’t stop the nation-state level bad actors, but it would help prevent people without access to their own private LLMs from being able to use them as effectively for disinformation.

This isn’t unique to AI.

80% of new businesses fail, period.

No. That’s just Google trying to pester you into using Chrome.

Back on my Xbox 360 I decided to scroll through the agreement just to see how long it would take. I didn’t read it: I just held down the stick to see how long it would take.

I gave up after 40 minutes of scrolling.

A small town near out together an incentive package for a wind farm that was shopping itself around the country.

They imminent-domained hundreds of tiny plots of land from local farmers so a billion-dollar wind installation could go up without paying the farmers, and in return the city received $200,000 it used to paint a school, and the peoject it created a whopping 2 full-time jobs after construction was completed.

And the mayor acted like it was a victory.

Mozilla is about to have serous issues because almost 90% of their funding was from Google’s illegal payments to make them the default search engine.

So maybe not the best model after all.

Busy parking lots always have motion.

I’d love them for my dash cam if they were affordable. My camera records in front and behind of my van in 4k, so that’s 90-100 gigs an hour. I leave it running as a surveillance camera when I’m parked, so just going to work and back in one day would use over a terabyte.

If you dint have more people than are necessary to run the business you’re understaffed. People get sick, have a flat tire, go on vacation, retire, and unexpectedly die.

If you can’t operate at 100% capacity while down a few employees then you’re guaranteed to underperform.

YouTube was running like garbage for me in Texas earlier today while everything else was fine. Are they having issues in general?

I think this may also end up killing their deal with reddit.

They lost what may end up being the biggest antitrust case in decades. And it’s not weak sauce like the ruling that may get overturned regarding the Play Store monopoly (which is kinda weak since Android manufacturers can and do include other app stores on their phones).

It had to do with their anti-competitive behavior regarding Online Search. Specifically stuff like paying Apple and other manufacturers to make Google the default or even exclusive search engine, then using that not only to capture the market, but to charge more for ads than the competition they sabotage.

As a bonus, it’ll probably hurt reddit too, since it almost certainly makes their recent deal with Google illegal.

It’ll be appealed, but it’s a pretty big ruling. Between the US Courts, EU legislature, and what looks poised to be a flop for Gemini/Bard, Google is on its way to having a real shit year.

On the same day Google was found to be in violation of the Sherman Antitrust Act…

The fastest way to make money is to buy a company, liquidate its assets, and sell off the IP.

There needs to be a legal minimum time for investment.

You bought part of a company? Great!

You can sell in 10 years.

Because I don’t want to lose my warranty on a phone with a soft plastic foldable screen.

Yeah, denying warranty for rooting is technically illegal, but knowing that doesn’t do anything for me.

It’s ludicrous that my phone costs more than 2 different cars I’ve owned and I have to go through this kind of bullshit so they can make another 15 cents on average per user.

There’s actually a way to kill them, but it’s super hidden.

You have to go to the phone notification settings, go into advanced settings, select the option to disable notification categories per app, then go back into notification settings, open the app list, open the three-dot menu and select system apps, then find the Galaxy store, then select categories to disable.

Easy, right?

When 2 different manufacturers both have a design catching fire, it’s the design that’s the problem.