The install counts for ad block extensions is surprisingly lower than you’d think.
uBlock only peaked just shy of 30M users, so much less than 1% of general users. Obviously it’s not that cut and dry, but you get the idea. It’s unlikely they have much influence no matter where they go.
Because bad reaction to shellfish is the in look rn.
I had to get a de-bloat script and turn off about 50 Microsoft “essential services”
And then a Windows Update comes along…
No mention of videoing yourself
In videos posted online, he can be heard saying “Hail Pauline Hanson … the great white hope,”
There are other countries these people can go to if they don’t like Australia. It’s a bit much to expect an entire nation’s culture to change because you don’t like Australians and don’t want to be one. Do they even know where they are? lol
Wait until you go on that internet thing with Chrome.
It’s weird that it’s even legal because the entire premise of it is probability. It’s fundamentally unaligned with ‘beyond reasonable doubt’ because there is literally no capability of doubt in algorithmic processing—quite the opposite, actually; confidence scores.
Hell, I could be wanted for murder in Florida right now. If I ever visit, I’ll find out then in the exact same way as the victims in the article did…
“I was literally on the other side of the planet…”
“Computers don’t lie, kid.”
I was about to say that ironically.
Truth is you couldn’t be further from it. But it’s a little magical to pretend and hope that, yes, Nick Cage is irl all of that.
Only 80%?
So 1 in 5 Australians are totally cool with the actions of that State?
Christ. They’re slowly becoming the southern hemisphere’s USA but without the GDP.
Legend 🥕 Fixed
Ugh, yeah, that’s all the place has become; communities full of unsubstantial news articles for what is only substantial news a small amount of the time.
Lemmy is like 80% really shitty newspaper, 18% hollow rooms, and 2% community.
But the court found that, unlike traditional search engines that merely present lists of links to third-party statements, Google’s tool made “independent, new, and substantive statements” based on its own misinterpretation of links on the Internet.
That’s a problem, the court said, because while publishers may have been able to sue to stop third parties from publishing defamatory statements appearing in Google search results, only Google can correct the underlying algorithm and outputs displayed in AI Overviews. And because, at least initially, the company did not, it therefore “must be held accountable,” the court ruled. Beyond that, Google’s argument was deemed particularly weak, since the AI overview in this case “contains statements that do not appear in the search results at all.”
That’s pretty cut and dry, especially for the parties that were being incorrectly represented in the overview despite letters to Google for cease-and-desist.
So often this sort of thing makes sense because it’s conduct or disruption that are reasons they got kicked out. The topic could be <insert whatever>, but a clickbait title will latch onto that topic if it could be edgy…
The scientists were ejected for handing out copies of an April editorial
…yup. Well, obviously this isn’t one of those times.
I always struggle with villains like that.
There’s the ones that you kind of get swooned by and kinda back their cause, like Agent Smith.
Then there’s the ones that are just bad, but you get it. Some people just be psychopathic.
Then there’s Vecna types and you’re like, “What’s the plan here, huh? You get your way and then what? Nothing’s left to do. Like, at all.”
Sauron’s another one. Ultimate rule and order… Cool-cool. So he gets that and then what? Why? Just sit and watch Middle Earth like a model railway in the back shed for the next few eons? Wooooow.
Yep. Obsidian plugins is like installing Skyrim then thinking, “I’ll just go get the essentials from Nexus Mods…”
Three hours later you have an absolute beast that also does note taking too.
Yeah, Creative Suite era, before Creative Cloud. That for every Adobe product.
All the poor people couldn’t afford cooks; the cooks were their neighbours too.
Well, not American congress. But 2026 America is about as anti-American as any of the modern western parts of the world could fathom.
So American congress is long gone. For at least 25 years now.
If you ever played Ingress, you’d know Pokemon Go is just a skin for it that Niantic applied 3 years later. Literally the same nodes you battle over were now just Pokemon gyms. All the user setup nodes, the proxy battles, landmark nodes, etc. now just Pokemon theme. Literally the same game, but got Pokemon skin.
So unless catching Pokemon as a side-game is what the military is just now grabbing onto, I find it hard to believe they just ignored Niantics’s Ingress structure and mapping for 16 years…
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Social_contract
It’s why you can go to the store and not worry about being murdered even though there’s nothing preventing that from happening.