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a4ng3l

@ a4ng3l @lemmy.world

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    How could we go about making a jurisdiction where advertising is illegal?

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  • Clearly… imagine you have an allowance of say 100€ a month managed by ISPs and all of that would be spread across all used services based on usage. Internet services PAYU.

    That would drive interesting changes in the landscape for sure.

    And how retributions would be shared between the various layers and ecosystems.

    Also would likely kill all new entrants and innovation. Plus some legit use cases for advertising (goodbye marketplace I guess?).

  • Hetzner (European hosting provider) to increase prices by up to 40%

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  • Yeah being European doesn’t mean someone will let go a good business opportunity… We’ll see others follow with similar increases unless the European stance on territoriality changes again.

  • Telegraph tracks down Lolita Express landing at an RAF base and asks how it got permission. Epstein: "it's true", Ghislaine: "Shit..."

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  • There’s something beautiful in the simplicity and rawness of that exchange. I wonder to what extent the guy honestly dismissed the claim or was just trying to shush the question.

  • US Department of Homeland Security has reportedly demanded personal information about ICE's critics from Discord, Reddit, Google, and Meta—and at least 3 of those platforms have complied

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  • Well yeah but you that feels like a rather elaborate architecture.

    Plus what about costs: storage and bandwidth costs quite a lot when looking at meaningful volumes :-/

    P2P is getting practical for nn streaming from what I’ve experienced lately given fiber and larger home storage but once you’re looking at niche / not popular content peers are scarce and suddenly it takes ages to get content delivered.

  • Firefox is ending support for Windows 7, 8 and 8.1, and users are urged to switch to Linux

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  • I’m no OS fanatic… I run dozens of rhel servers at work, few windows ones, make music on Mac and play on steamOS and keep a windows on a box due to hardware limitations on music instruments.

    So I’m no stranger to Linux.

    With that in mind some packages are more of a pain to setup than others… and that one is not a good memory. I rolled back to plex in the end…

  • Firefox is ending support for Windows 7, 8 and 8.1, and users are urged to switch to Linux

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  • Plenty are running home servers from laptops, especially here on the fediverse that’s not unheard of… It should not make any difference what hardware he’s running for jellyfin. Still honestly not a pleasant experience to get it to run from what I recall.

  • US Department of Homeland Security has reportedly demanded personal information about ICE's critics from Discord, Reddit, Google, and Meta—and at least 3 of those platforms have complied

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  • On that we agree: we must get rid way from those companies. And if possible get more of the general public to join us here.

    I would love to see the fediverse being improved along my lines though. That would only improve it, its appeal and overall reliance.

  • US Department of Homeland Security has reportedly demanded personal information about ICE's critics from Discord, Reddit, Google, and Meta—and at least 3 of those platforms have complied

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  • Yeah but is the value in the service or the userbase and the data though?

    When instances are going down that is at risk and the current federated model isn’t helping that much. Look at lemmynsfw and the other community that went down no so long ago.

    Data portability and user migration isn’t so much more evident here quite yet.

    Better sure but not perfect.

  • Lawyers increasingly have to convince clients that AI chatbots give bad advice

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  • Slop apologist because I argue that correctly using a tool to restructure pre-existing information I’m inputting under my oversight is risk free?

    You crazy ass end-of-world lunatic…

    As far as I know slop always presupposes generation of derivatives, not restructuring or manipulation. You argue out of your ass and that’s just a bad opinion.

  • Lawyers increasingly have to convince clients that AI chatbots give bad advice

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  • Nha that’s just plain wrong…also you can also fantastically screw flying a plane but so long you use LLMs safely you’re golden.

    It also has no will on its own; it is not « working against you ». Don’t give those apps a semblance of intent.

  • Lawyers increasingly have to convince clients that AI chatbots give bad advice

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  • LLM’s specifically bc ai as a range of practices encompass a lot of things where the user can be slightly more dumb.

    You’re spot on in my opinion.

  • Lawyers increasingly have to convince clients that AI chatbots give bad advice

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  • So is a speedometer and an altimeter until you reaaaaaaaaly need to understand them.

    I mean it all boils down to proper tool with proper knowledge and ability. It’s slightly exacerbated by the apparent simplicity but if you look at it as a tool it’s no different.

  • Tesla Sales Down 55% in UK, 58% in Spain, 59% in Germany, 81% in Netherlands, 93% in Norway vs. 2024

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  • What a beautiful way to present the situation.

  • Lawyers increasingly have to convince clients that AI chatbots give bad advice

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  • If you can’t fly a plane chances are you’ll crash it. If you can’t use llms chances are you’ll get shit out of it… outcome of using a tool is directly correlated to one’s ability?

    Sound logical enough to me.

  • Lawyers increasingly have to convince clients that AI chatbots give bad advice

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  • Yeah well same applies for a lot of tools.. I’m not certified for flying a plane and look at me not flying one either… but I’m not shitting on planes…

  • Lawyers increasingly have to convince clients that AI chatbots give bad advice

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  • It’s been doing wonders to help me improve materials I produce so that they fit better to some audiences. Also I can use those to spot missing points / inconsistencies against the ton of documents we have in my shop when writing something. It’s quite useful when using it as a sparing partner so far.

  • iOS 26.4 Developer Beta 1 lets you build Apple Music playlists with on-device AI

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  • Lack of talent then? Jk… I understand though, here they recently decided that using a mobile while driving was enough cause to forfeit our driving licence for 2 weeks on top of the usual hefty fine… Siri has never been much of a feature for me though as it is even worse in a multilingual setup.

  • iOS 26.4 Developer Beta 1 lets you build Apple Music playlists with on-device AI

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  • Different features for different people maybe? For all I’m concerned Siri can disappear already as I never use that feature over my trusty fingers. But helping me build playlists or more importantly discover new music is something I very much welcome.

  • Portugal Hits 80% Renewables, Power Bills Drop €703M

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  • Key point is how will that effectively affect the average home consumers ?

    From the article is hasn’t yet - it is expected to positively influence further pricing… but yet we are all on the Europe market based on gaz prices aren’t we?

    Someone pocketed that but not consumers… which is for me a critical point in adoption of renewables : if whatever we commit to doesn’t bring relief it will not be popular enough.