Don't delete then file, then. Just remove the first X bytes, corrupt then file and see what happens.

From the description it sounds more like the company is replacing older but experienced staff with young but manipulable staff. All the talk about protecting the company interest and investing in new tech sounds like a more evolved narrative for AI displacement.

In short, newbies wil use AI to hope for the best, won't argue about work conditions and will do it for less money.

"Oh no, if AI takes over our cartel would no longer be able to collude prices!"

Ping me back when you prove it. Until then, I'm not interested in "maybes". Not that I don't believe you that it's a plausible theory. I just don't have time for the barrage of unconfirmed shocking science news everyday anymore.

A really good equivalent of NetHack for mobile:
https://shatteredpixel.com/

What kind of a question even is that?

Everyone knows that most of AI "sales" numbers come from bundled, unwanted and inseparable installations.

It's just that the entire YouTube is appallingly bad.

cPanel has been under attack via different exploits for a long, long, looooooong time.

Just look at how long its CVE history is.

To hide any unverified artists. App-wide.

Slim majority doesn't mean most. Slightly over half, maybe. But not most.

This applies to digital purchases only, and to be perfectly honest with you, kind of makes sense.

Besides, I'm not affected by this at all since I always buy my games on a disc.

In this day and age? No one.

So they're asking users to pay for tokens despite a good portion of tokens being consumed for nothing because of the number of attempts it takes to generate anything usable.

It's like saying "our product is shit but we'll tell you it's your fault because the 100 prompts you wrote were not enough to make the statement of your simple task specific enough; and well charge you for all of it"

Now in a turd gold colour on demand.

Rob a bank, quick lick of paint... Rep back to zero.