Exactly this. I'm not sure whether " mountain out of a molehill" or "tempest in a teapot" is a more appropriate description of this article on torrentfreak. Defense tried the "nothing to see here, move along" motion and the judge wasn't buying it.

Can you imagine the roaming charges they are going to incur?

They should probably not take iPhones with them. They didn't have them last time we went to the moon. Why the sudden change?

"AI gives them slop. Ideas that are unoriginal and derivative". Based on what I've seen on Amazon the past couple of years, no one would know the difference.

Heaven forbid that something should irritate the ruling class. Expect legislation making this illegal to be proposed soon, but only for the masses.

Iâ(TM)ve gotten the opposite where a supposedly new item was clearly used/broken/incomplete/wrong and when I send it back they give me a hassle for it like itâ(TM)s my fault they shipped me a piece of crap.

So dumbasses all the way around? Tell me you donâ(TM)t know the first thing about running a startup without telling me you donâ(TM)t know the first thing about running a startup.

Shame on the investment company for not doing basic due diligence as well.

"Your scientists were so preoccupied with whether they could, they didn't stop to think if they should." - 'Jurassic Park', 1993

Not just no but fscking hell no!

AI agents are so much fun to fuck with. Move fast and break shit is my motto when dealing with them.

I think P.T. Barnum had the correct view of this.

Cool, but does it fix all the issues Iâ(TM)m having with Bluetooth ever since updating?

Exactly. How is this news? Pretty much anything Amazon claims about prices is probably not true. It would be nice if there was a way to call them out on this in a meaningful way for false advertising.

I use NetNewsWire on a daily basis as well for reading all of my RSS feeds.

Please update the headline to reflect that this is the Ohio State University, not Ohio University, which is a completely different college.