

They only want free markets when it benefits them.
Moved over from Reddit after the API debacle. Most interested in news communities, while being in favor of popular self-determination and against the use and propagation of generative AI.


They only want free markets when it benefits them.


But they were okay with the Gulf of Mexico being renamed?


Reporters need to start reporting on Trump’s deranged statements with the severity they deserve.


Slap on the wrist.


Copyright is conveniently only flexible for multibillion dollar AI firms.


It’s so bad that I almost wonder if the person who posted it is themselves using AI (the angle of the reflected street looks off?).


No picture at all would likely sell more burritos than this:



The team achieved 10 times better performance than GNSS systems, with a one nautical mile of positioning accuracy.
Variation up to a full nautical mile doesn’t seem very accurate?
Most laptops come with it by default, with Linux options either not provided or costing more for the convenience.


AI → Actually Indians
The Threadiverse is the thread-based subset of the Fediverse (primarily Lemmy, Piefed, and Mbin).


If discs are going away, this at least makes it more tolerable.
Manufactured consent.


I guess the GTA VI leaker is tying to establish a “principles”-backed cryptocurrency?


An ironic article to write given the Forbes AI voiceover and AI article summary…
Astroturfing will come, but the platform itself can’t as easily be designed to enable it with preferential algorithms and tracking. If an instance injects ads into its frontend, users can easily switch instances or use an alternative frontend or app; if a specific instance is known to host promotional posts, it can be easily defederated or otherwise blocked.
The same cannot be said for blocking ads or tracking on Reddit, particularly for mobile users.
It’s just a bit two-faced and dishonest for Reddit to be marketing itself to users as a platform for genuine discussion while in actuality being a marketing platform for brands.
If more Redditors realized what Reddit has become, they might be more willing to join a platform without the centralized control that enables manipulation.
“For communicators, Reddit’s value is in the real conversations that people are having about your brand today, not where it surfaces tomorrow,” said Adam Collins, Reddit’s chief communications officer.
Reddit defining its platform as a place for consumers to discuss brands speaks volumes about its motives.


Because most people equate the more marketable term ‘WiFi’ with it and most people don’t use Ethernet.
Chromium browsers are losing proper ad blocking capabilities; Firefox and its forks are among the only functional options left.
Sega should sue them for intellectual property violation, given that the MAGA-ized logo still has the SEGA shout.