Don't be fooled.
They stopped counting people who can't find a job for a year as unemployed.
You must compare like methodologies.
No net new jobs since the lockdowns have gkne to native-born Americans.
Imagine Harvard still has guys like this working there but they pick a dumb plagiarist to be University President.
Does this mean Apple was keeping copies of photos you (thought you) deleted?
Are these provided to law enforcement by subpoena?
Did a subtle whistleblower introduce a subtle bug?
Wild possibilities to consider.
Cloud-mandatory devices are hard to even contemplate. Convenience, I guess.
> ItÃ(TM)s very simple. If you hold tech companies legally responsible for the content their users produce, they will *shut down* the ability
Why do you think Big Tech would
I mean, that would force decentralized social media eventually but I can't see Big Tech's evaluation being that a loss of their business
would be the best course.
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It would require Big Tech companies to work with Congress for 18 months to "evaluate and enact a new legal framework that will allow for free speech and innovation while also encouraging these companies to be good stewards of their platforms"
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Do you think when they say it runs entirely on - device this is a blatant lie?
Do you think this is a different problem than the current Pixel dialer?
Hey, we put up with AI-generated climate alarmism propaganda articles here like every other day. Rarely are they coherent, even.
Just skip the nonsense.
True story: I was looking for an old MH370 article and my GoogleFu was failing on all the major search engines. I decided to try Yandex (type, hit the yellow thing) and the first six results were exact hits for the article and boards discussing the pros and cons of it.
Just like Google would provide a decade ago.
InQTel, baby!
> none of the attempts have really worked,
Userland has 1M+ installs.
> Absolutely no one will notice
Other than the people who invested man-years into integrations with inhouse and have to scramble now?
Think they'll move to Matrix or make the same mistake with another centralized platform?
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Any product that "indiscriminately facilitates anonymous transactions," wrote the US Treasury's Office of Foreign Assets Control, represents a "threat to US national security."
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They know they're describing cash - US Dollar notes, right? Or any fungible/privacy-preserving current money.
Of course they do. The Programmable Surveillable Money (PSM) specter looms darkly.
No wonder Trump just got $100M in crypto donations. Not everybody wants their entire life in Genocide Joe's database (especially not the MIC which can't find $3T taxpayer dollars).
Of course this means North Korea will offer these services directly for 10%.
They should face shareholder lawsuits when products are inevitably delayed.
In the end they'll hire subcontractors in India who won't be in the office either.
This will prove your point 100%.
It's google, man.
Killed in 18 months.
As you were, sir.
That's wild.
I know some secretaries who switched to ooo when Microsoft did The Ribbon and never looked back.
It hadn't occurred to me this might still be a Word misfeature.
I thought Word 5.1 for Mac was close to ideal tho.
I am sure they take cold showers, walk barefoot to work, and insisted on minimum wage before quitting their soft, artistic jobs at such an unethical company.
j/k these are loser Marxists with luxury beliefs.
Learn to mine coal.
Six or seven fingers?
My computer can beat up your computer. - Karl Lehenbauer
