Comment Re:Just a heads up, decentralized platforms... (Score 2) 33
That's part of what was good about ye olde Twitter. It was really hard to make an offensive dick pic in 140 characters.
That's part of what was good about ye olde Twitter. It was really hard to make an offensive dick pic in 140 characters.
Look at the comment counts on the posts today... neither will anyone else
Nobody can keep track of everything they do, which is the point of the zone-shit-flooding strategy.
or visiting the Gemini web interface to enter a prompt or access Gemini Live.
Fuck you are stupid
You quoted the part that proves them right, coward.
It doesn't address it well, because it wasn't clear whether that included chatting with Gemini after a search result. (Gemini claims it doesn't when asked directly)
Take microphone permission away from the Google app
Try learning to read BEFORE commenting:
"Pichai is talking only about people who are opening the Gemini app or visiting the Gemini web interface to enter a prompt or access Gemini Live. If you used Gemini only once in the past month, you are part of this cohort."
I can believe it if and only if they are counting people who went to Google search, got a shit AI search result, and then told the AI it was shit
They could just flee to Canada though. A lot of production is done there these days because it's cheaper.
The question is, will Canada let them play the same accounting games they play here? Because the reason we won't miss them when they're gone is that movie studios are well known for accounting tricks that make it look like they are losing money when they aren't so they don't have to pay their full tax burden.
I live in a crappy house. It's a deco that was built the thirties and it has significant quake damage.
The place I live in is technically a city, but it has small town written all over it. E.g. *I* made the best map of the town (which we needed for CERT) because they are too small to have anyone who can do GIS better than I learned in a few days of monkeying with QGIS. Plus all the other stuff I've mentioned, like they still page firefighters with a siren
I had to look up the rules for larger "mandatory" vessels... and the result surprised me. Large vessels are required to have VHF radios and maintain a watch, but not on channel 16! They're required to maintain a watch on two channels, the bridge-to-bridge channel, 13, and the Vessel Traffic Service (VTS) channel, which varies from location to location. I guess the theory is that if there are distress signals that the vessel needs to respond to, they'll be routed to the VTS channel by the Coast Guard.
Either way, it sounds like Zuck's crew wasn't maintaining the required radio watch.
If they were monitoring the Coast Guard VTS channel and the boat that came to help was monitoring channel 16, the latter could easily have arrived before the Coast Guard forwarded the request to the VTS channel.
So I would say it is at least somewhat plausible, but only if his yacht falls into that larger vessel category.
So... I dug some more.
Yes, his vessels (both of them, the yacht and its tender) fall into the large vessel category but Frederick Sound has no VTS, so both were legally obligated to be listening on channel 13 and channel 16. And large vessels aren't allowed to use one dual-channel radio like small vessels do (mine does!); they have to have two separate radios monitored by two separate people. This isn't because dual-channel radios are unreliable, but because they don't want the crewman who's using one radio to communicate to miss messages on the other channel due to task loading. It's about keeping the two crewmen unencumbered enough to effectively monitor both.
I've never learned much about radio requirements of large vessels, so this was interesting
The next logical step would be to require telcos to stop spoofing, which they absolutely can do because they have all of the call routing information and can easily tell when a number is being spoofed.
Not sure what credentials Bonta has to determine how the media and entertainment industry is supposed to operate but he sure seems to be confident in his private opinions.
They're supposed to FOLLOW THE LAW. Bonta is qualified to speak to that. Who the fuck are you? Nobody? 10-4, good buddy.
Indeed... alpine touring is seemingly more en vogue these days.
The free plate of shit is not free. There are costs to society from it existing. It cannot exist without society. Therefore it is reasonable for society to regulate it.
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