I wouldn't say NFTs per se, but I do think a blockchain could help here. If you can point to a specific block that documents that you purchased a copy of a piece of media, you should also be able to transfer that block…
Big capitalism has a way of taking things that should be fair and stacking the deck in their favor.
Banning binding arbitration means that class actions can happen.
Buc-ee's has won infringement suits against far less confusing logos.
Throwing away proprietary cables is a sin. Throwing away standard commodity USB cables is not so much
what the shit
Musk probably came across the shape as a child and drew it on a napkin to carry it with him, like he did with the Cybertruck design after "beating" Car Designer on either the Apple II or PC
It's confusingly similar (by the "average person" metric( but I don't think it's identical
That's a really generous presumption. The direction this industry is moving towards is to use AI to avoid human involvement. At best, their algorithm flagged it, and a human rubber-stamped it.
12/15fps is way too low even for talking heads. 20fps would be the minimum for me, and 24fps fits better with the standards (30fps fits better with most displays).
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The fun ones are the studios who are really good at stubbing debug stuff out. Guitar Hero II for PS2 was released in November 2006. it took 14 and a half years before someone stumbled on a prototype GH80s disc that just…
That's honestly just an expression of how the "base level" of corporate ethics and morality has sunk so low that it is fully believable that such a site could have been spun up by an employee of Corgi, so many of us are…
Incorrect. This is no better than people who claim writing is AI just because the author uses emdashes
You spelled "heroes" incorrectly.
Shit. I had a feeling I was fucking up on one of those. The other three are still massive franchises, though.
I disagree. They're not gonna give up the brand recognition to rename it. They specifically wanted "Electronic Arts". EA has Battlefield, FIFA, The Sims, and Madden. Those four alone are probably responsible for 90% of…
Stop worrying about what's happening outside the viewport. Your website has no right to care or even know what's happening outside the viewport. Anyone got a Tampermonkey script or tiny extension to re-override this to…
Nah, I'd rather not. I want sites to center within the viewport, not the browser window. I keep my tabs in a vertical sidebar, and I treat the viewport as "the browser". I want things that should be centered to be…
Clearly you have a vested interest in the status quo of today, instead of understanding why the whole network was created in the first place. Your viewpoint enables billions of dollars of fraud every year, worldwide.…
The main fuel is the "need" to have browsers that can execute code, coupled with the ability to transfer money via the internet. JavaScript was a mistake, e-commerce was a mistake, and so is everything else that came…
Bad actors have been social engineering passwords for years even before a single line of JS was written. Restricting the backend is a way of heavily reducing the attack surface. The expansion of hardware access to…
I think someone should ask Vint Cerf whether he ever intended the web to run executable code, and enforce that answer on the existing web. I bet the world would crumble. Good.
"Communism" is a weasel word in this context. Nothing about modern AI industry is anywhere close to what makes communism communism. Modern non-local AI is all about the highest values of capitalism.
JavaScript (and other forms of executing logic within the browser) have made the situation worse, though. To me, there's a big difference between a domain misread and actively malicious code running in the browser…
I wouldn't say NFTs per se, but I do think a blockchain could help here. If you can point to a specific block that documents that you purchased a copy of a piece of media, you should also be able to transfer that block…
Big capitalism has a way of taking things that should be fair and stacking the deck in their favor.
Banning binding arbitration means that class actions can happen.
Buc-ee's has won infringement suits against far less confusing logos.
Throwing away proprietary cables is a sin. Throwing away standard commodity USB cables is not so much
what the shit
Musk probably came across the shape as a child and drew it on a napkin to carry it with him, like he did with the Cybertruck design after "beating" Car Designer on either the Apple II or PC
It's confusingly similar (by the "average person" metric( but I don't think it's identical
That's a really generous presumption. The direction this industry is moving towards is to use AI to avoid human involvement. At best, their algorithm flagged it, and a human rubber-stamped it.
12/15fps is way too low even for talking heads. 20fps would be the minimum for me, and 24fps fits better with the standards (30fps fits better with most displays).
[delayed]
The fun ones are the studios who are really good at stubbing debug stuff out. Guitar Hero II for PS2 was released in November 2006. it took 14 and a half years before someone stumbled on a prototype GH80s disc that just…
That's honestly just an expression of how the "base level" of corporate ethics and morality has sunk so low that it is fully believable that such a site could have been spun up by an employee of Corgi, so many of us are…
Incorrect. This is no better than people who claim writing is AI just because the author uses emdashes
You spelled "heroes" incorrectly.
Shit. I had a feeling I was fucking up on one of those. The other three are still massive franchises, though.
I disagree. They're not gonna give up the brand recognition to rename it. They specifically wanted "Electronic Arts". EA has Battlefield, FIFA, The Sims, and Madden. Those four alone are probably responsible for 90% of…
Stop worrying about what's happening outside the viewport. Your website has no right to care or even know what's happening outside the viewport. Anyone got a Tampermonkey script or tiny extension to re-override this to…
Nah, I'd rather not. I want sites to center within the viewport, not the browser window. I keep my tabs in a vertical sidebar, and I treat the viewport as "the browser". I want things that should be centered to be…
Clearly you have a vested interest in the status quo of today, instead of understanding why the whole network was created in the first place. Your viewpoint enables billions of dollars of fraud every year, worldwide.…
The main fuel is the "need" to have browsers that can execute code, coupled with the ability to transfer money via the internet. JavaScript was a mistake, e-commerce was a mistake, and so is everything else that came…
Bad actors have been social engineering passwords for years even before a single line of JS was written. Restricting the backend is a way of heavily reducing the attack surface. The expansion of hardware access to…
I think someone should ask Vint Cerf whether he ever intended the web to run executable code, and enforce that answer on the existing web. I bet the world would crumble. Good.
"Communism" is a weasel word in this context. Nothing about modern AI industry is anywhere close to what makes communism communism. Modern non-local AI is all about the highest values of capitalism.
JavaScript (and other forms of executing logic within the browser) have made the situation worse, though. To me, there's a big difference between a domain misread and actively malicious code running in the browser…