

Yeah, I’d wager many of the people losing the jobs over this weren’t producing much of value in the first place.


Yeah, I’d wager many of the people losing the jobs over this weren’t producing much of value in the first place.


Just like contractors look at my Google searches


There’s also no need for chat control because there is almost always enough information anyway, but the police doesn’t act on it. Their incompetency and lack of resources won’t be helped by adding even more information to sift through.


People also search google for freaky porn


NVidia wins if people run local models on their hardware too. Hugging face is not a competitor, it is an enabler.


But it’s light arranged in a specific pattern!


I feel like this would be easier to draw conclusions from if I had absolute counts rather than percentages. Was the change in the Linux share due to other platforms (Windows) increasing their numbers, or did the total number of Linux users dip and then return? The latter seems difficult to explain.


The competition is Chinese and doesn’t give a fuck about US regulations.


That’s not greedy — it’s smart.


The people I know who bought one don’t give a shit about ethics. They stayed away from them for as long as they were socially unacceptable, but as soon as the storm blew over they saw their chance to buy one.
Just… a data point. My experience is that at least 20% of a population doesn’t care about stuff like this. They care about their own social status, but not ethics.


Those who can’t do… teach


Oh no!
Anyway…


But how will they achieve exponential growth if they don’t keep putting more stuff into all their products


Arguably they’re also potentially more helpful if they can detect who you’re looking at and only amplify that person’s voice.


Also, 7-zip is available for Linux too


If you’re going to measure demand in a way that makes sense for a demand vs supply formula, you must do it in a way that’s independent of the price.
Prices are increasing because demand is high, and supply is not keeping up.


libgourou has no need for anything that has to do with Kobo. It’s really only three cli commands: activate (once), download acsm, de-drm. It produces an unencrypted .epub that you can open as is or copy to your Kobo device with any ordinary file operation.


Create an account with ADE then activate using
adept_activate -u "your.adobe.id@email.com" --output-dir ~/.adept
IIUC this eats up an activation (I think they allow at most five) so back up the contents of that directory. You should be able to bring it with you to other computers.
Yeah? Well whose fault is that?