By the same argument, owning physical things is an unnatural state. For millennia, the idea of a human being owning a physical object was completely foreign.

People made tools and used them as necessary, then discarded them for another person to use. It’s only in the most recent 5% of human existence that private property had existed.

Mastodon is much better and resistant to enshittification. Bluesky is not federated or decentralized.

So what is that, like 6 or 7 people?

Forget about the abject inhumanity of this. Title X is one of the best financial deals for the government and the American public.

By paying for healthcare for the poor, particularly poor women, society earns back dividends many times over. For every $1 we spend on Title X, we save $7 in future government expenses. This decision will cost us billions.

People are deluded or pretending that he didn’t bring up Soros for this very specific reason.

Seems right on to me

The only problem with turning to a profit model is the potential for enshitification.

I’m a little skeptical about the “10 years of absolute secrecy”… It sounds a lot like “we can’t tell you how it works, just trust us bro.”

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This is an extremely dark option. Creating 2 million refugees in Africa, Europe, or elsewhere in the Middle East is patently bad for the people, bad for the world, and bad for Israel. Literally no upside for anyone (except for real estate developers).

TIL!

Doesn’t that imply that artists own material that the AI was trained on and therefore the output?

I’m all for that.

Isn’t any airport in Luxembourg by definition an international airport?

Are there local flights that fly from one side of Luxembourg to the other?

Chewy dog food will send you flowers and a refund if you pet died.

And they should smile more, too. /s

So that’s when America was great. It all makes sense now.

I’m pretty happy with Thunderbird on all my devices. It’s not quite perfect, but it’s hard to make an argument that Outlook is better. It’d have to be a very specific use case I think.

If you can’t see the difference between protesting in a way that actually hinders fascists, vs making a hitlist of people who fell for positive marketing, then I just can’t help you.

If you care about being consistent, you should probably smash your computer right now since you used Google, and Google CEOs are on the Trump train too.

I can honestly say I don’t research the political affiliations and actions of every CEO of every product I purchase.