I think the fastest way for Linux to spread is for there to be a cheap gross dirty disgusting commercial version pushed at bestbuy/walmart…etc where people can become familiar enough with it to switch to other distros and out still feel familiar.

What if you just don’t use copilot? I have 11 and I just simply haven’t touched that button in the two years I’ve had it. So it seems you can like it and use it or not like it and not use it.

All that matters is the cesspool that isn’t going to make Musk any money

Why do people of different political leanings need to be in the same entertainmart platform?

When we collide the chances of anything hitting anything else is quite small.

If we scaled down the universe so that our sun was 1mm in diameter then our next closest star would be about 17km 18 mi away (earth would be about 4.25 inches away) . Galaxies are so empty they would just sling stars around when they merge/collide.

Shylophone, shaver, shenon…checksh out.

DEFINITELY not first try. I was there in their first try… and second… Still didn’t see it launch.

At least it’s free for them now!

Next you’re going to tell me that lemmy is one of these dirty dirty apps

U.S. wouldn’t be taking over… it could be a New Zealand company for all the u.s. cares.

They are free to sell to non American companies just fine as long as the new company is not ultimately controlled by the Chinese government.

Non-sensationalized summary from the article:

Although Section 702 authorizes electronic surveillance of non-US people overseas, the official summary of the reauthorization bill notes that "information about US persons may incidentally be acquired by this type of surveillance and subsequently searched or ‘queried’ under certain circumstances.”

The reauthorization bill imposes some new limits on data collection. For example, FBI personnel must obtain prior approval from an FBI supervisor or attorney before making queries about US people. But this provision has an exception allowing such queries without prior approval if “the query could assist in mitigating or eliminating a threat to life or serious bodily harm.”

There are also some new limits on queries involving elected US officials, political candidates, political organizations, media organizations, journalists, and religious groups. There is a prohibition on “the involvement of political appointees in the approval process for such politically sensitive query requests,” and a requirement that the FBI director "establish consequences for noncompliant querying of US person terms, including zero tolerance for willful misconduct.”

Sheesh I feel SLAMMED

At least it didn’t say “game-changer”… the worst of them all.

Large existing corporations will expand the industries they are involved in and take advantage of the ease of entry with AI. The have plenty of capital and won’t sit on their hands when golden opportunities are a few purchases away.

Always be competition if the profit margin is large

More businesses will be started to make the products since the profit margin is suddenly so high… driving down prices.

When it’s cheaper to make the products because you don’t have to pay anyone, people will look at that manufacturer and think… wow I can start a business like that and make an easy profit? Competition will drive down prices.

Imo when you make an industry easier for the managers/ceos using ai and have fewer workers, it will also be easier for people to create competition in that industry… driving down prices.

If “European countries” excludes most European countries then yes European countries didn’t use acres.