Instant $3k, and you never have to lift a finger.
I don’t know, man, that still sounds like a lot of work for $3k – especially given how easy it is for politicians to accept bribes donations from lobbyists.
Do I think a Trumpist Homeland Security Secretary would be petty enough to commit insurance fraud for a measly $3k?
Actually yeah, that does sound pretty likely when you put it in those terms.
Idk man, I’m just happy this fake “AI” crap has consequences.
My boss (a C-level) was just telling me about how “AI agents” are so amazing and we should build one to replace our procurement department. Things like this (where they claim “AI” but it’s really humans offshores) make him think AI is a lot more capable than it really is, and this makes it harder for me to keep him from imploding all of our jobs.
An “AI” company who doesn’t want their content scraped? Say it ain’t so! /s
I just used Shottr to take a scrolling screenshot and captured the whole policy. I could OCR it, but I have no idea what to do with it from there…
TIL I learned
BRB right back, I need to use the ATM teller machine but I forgot my PIN identification number.
I think the best you could do would be to install a FOSS OS, a FOSS web server, and use a FOSS page builder or content manager.
I always called it “in-gen-ix”, which doesn’t even make sense now that I think about it.
The fediverse just doesn’t have the audience nor ease of use to be the smart investment for most people, at least in the short term.
In the long term, I believe the fediverse would be the right move. However most people struggle to think long-term outside of their own fields, and scientists are not immune to this phenomenon.
Musk wouldn’t just own one, he’d claim he invented them.
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I maintain that this was made purely as an income stream for registrars. Every single company and brand should be rushing to buy companyname.sucks. Every town buying yourtown.sucks. Every political candidate getting into bidding wars over candidate.sucks or opponent.sucks.
Yes it’s a bad thing. This legislation gives very broad power to the federal government to ban apps and platforms without any oversight. It might be TikTok today, but it could be Lemmy tomorrow.
First I laughed, but now I’m seeing the genius.
I’ll follow you into battle any day.