Come on. How can it be wrong for someone to scrap data from a place that stole its data?

They will tax you on what you produce. Its coming.

Sears was destroyed by the same process that destroyed Radio Shack, Toys R US and others. Wall street goons buy a company with a lot of real world property. They 'sell' the property to a privately owned holding company and start charging rent on properly that used to be owned. They pack the companies with hatchet men who make sure to make just the right decisions to prevent the company from recovering. After a few years they gut the companies with these added costs and drive it to bankruptcy. In the process they short the stock to nothing and before its over. They pocket most of what is left and never have to pay to the shorts back. They tried that with gamestop but wall street bets happened and stopped them. That came close to driving some hedge funds to ruin but they managed to hide it and move on.
br This same thing happens with non retail companies. One of the last ones was Windstream communications. I have some personal experience with that one. They followed the script I outlined above and destroyed that company. Windstream's management became hard to contact. The people changed constantly. Many of the techs I worked with left for greener pastures and the whole company became a joke. They are effectively gone now.

This means nothing now. They wont make them for the consumer. They will be horded for bloated slop datacenters.

It would show more emotion.

Is it true that AI code can't be copyrighted? If so, could spotify's code now be freeware? Semi trolling minds want to know.

The Private Eye was bangin.

How dare they steal our stolen data?

It sounds like a nightmare for capitalist.

Co pilot and office365 are already on the computer in the cache directory under program files. You can't nuke that directories permission unless you are cool with losing notepad and other basic windows apps. You cannot prevent them from downloading or installing any new user.

I thought it was common knowledge that forbes would let anyone have a write up in their rag for money. I never questioned that the 30 under 30 were all paying to have their names on that list. It stands to reason frauds would use this to perpetuate their fraud. I'm thinking my common knowledge, isn't.

I spend plenty of time making sure Microslop bloat doesn't spy on my users. I have to do this since they constantly reinstall their bloat on user accounts when they log in. I'm to the point I'm disabling it in the registry on every machine when people log in. I have had to disable the microsoft store. Since the store installs apps that need local admin without asking for local admin. Its a shitshow and the reason why all microslop installs at my house enjoy the Untrusted vlan with the heaviest filtering.

Markets are not about morality in any way. So how would they?

I did a passthrough to my regular router and it works okay. I did get a public IPV4 address. It hasn't changed in the six months I've had it.

I did. I went from 100meg down/30meg up to 1gb down/up. Cable company assured me they were faster than that when closing out my account. Made up a equipment charge for converter despite me never having video with them.