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Comment Re: Curious catch 22 (Score 5, Informative) 238

No. There will always be jobs. Stupid jobs that pay nothing, but there will always be jobs. Why? Because having people you control is a kink for the oligarchs.

Thatâ(TM)s it. Itâ(TM)s about slavery. Never expect UBI, as long as billionaires exist. They want to keep you poor, weak, and most importantly *dependent*.

Comment Re: Reading TFA (Score 2) 82

Bruh. Thatâ(TM)s literally how passports work. They work with visas, and visa free travel agreements.

Did you think TFA was going to be about how many grams the cardstock the cover is made out of can support? Seriously, what do you think âoea powerful passportâ means? Itâ(TM)s where you can travel without visas.

Comment Hey (Score -1) 187

How are those layoffs working out for you? Get the last white guy out yet? There's probably some prize money if you do. Hope those thick accents make you feel better. Keep a bucket of cat litter around for the smell.

P.S. I took my skills with me. My software doesn't suck. Eat a wet bag, pigfucker. Say hi to your wife and my kids.

Comment Lawyers! Start Your Engines! (Score -1) 9

Can't wait to see the wording of the contract. Because if it has standard licensing provisions in it, that's airtight grounds for an instant lawsuit if your content is used and you aren't "eligible" to be compensated.

The contents of their big bucket of AI will then be subject to subpoena.

Microsoft will then assert fair use, at which point the plaintiff's attorney will remind them of the legal concept of "estoppel." The judge will agree (because the plaintiff will be correct) and Microsoft will either settle or be looking at judgments for willful infringement that go on forever and ever and ever.

God bless you Microsoft. Can't wait to see that contract.

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