Comment Plastics are petrochemicals. (Score 0) 101
Did the oil industry knowingly harm the environment for corporate gain? Gee, I wonder if there's a connection here...
Did the oil industry knowingly harm the environment for corporate gain? Gee, I wonder if there's a connection here...
It means their core customer was influencers. So yeah, nothing of value being lost here.
Regular people have little reason to trust them because the folks operating the systems (corporations) have little interest in using them for the benefit of people. They're just another way to convince people to separate themselves from their wages, game the stock market, replace people's jobs, mislead then with misinformation, or develop new ways to kill people
A Copilot panel as annoying as Clippy may soon be popping up in Windows 11. I just heard that somewhere recently.
It's not as if colleges just hand you a degree and send you on your merry way. Students who cheat on the SAT will find themselves in over their heads when they start taking classes, so that's the real deterrent against cheating.
The admissions process itself is a competition for a finite number of spots in an incoming class for some schools, and the workload will vary based on the institution and major regardless.
The new process will just make it easier for the rich to have someone take the exam for their kids, and I'm sure administrators don't really care as links to the wealthy mean benefits down the line after junior graduates.
it added the ability to create a Meta account in 2022, offering an alternative to users who didn't want to link their Facebook account to their Quest headset.
If you think Meta is not linking these internally you're a fool.
Then go buy your preferred Android device and stop forcing your preferences on me.
"If we allow abortion to be legal that means all women are going to be forced to get abortions."
Do you see how stupid your response is now?
- Texas doesn't want to join the National Power Grid
- Texas wants to run their state as a haven for power-hungry, low job-creating cryptocurrency speculation.
Sounds like they're about to learn the Consequences of their Actions.
It is my understanding that the only part of Texas connected to the national power grid is El Paso. So if these crypto-farms are operating on an independent power grid, is it really any of Washington's concern how much power they are using?
Imagine being that artist... "Yeah, my work is up there on the moon, but no one will ever see it since it's under the lander."
Or op-ed pieces with a thinly-veiled agenda against a specific cable network?
I've heard "corporations are people" but I didn't know they could actually procreate.
Only the copy on the phone is stored securely. The copy on your face in meatspace is not. They trick you into letting them record the information off your real face with the camera, and then they can feed that into their deepfake version of you they are using to fool others.
Nobody uses Bing (except for porn), and you're probably looking at the reason Microsoft was so heavily involved in the recent corporate shakeup at OpenAI. They need a way to stop sucking in the search space and possibly were already aware of this project.
Here we go. First is trending topics the user didn't ask to know, then topics promoted by a business, then the ratio will start to skew towards the latter more and more until it becomes an advertising feed.
Many people write memos to tell you they have nothing to say.
