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themurphy

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  • Hytale announces a return

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  • Going up against Minecraft. About time someone makes a serious contender. I'll watch this one.

  • Valve's new hardware will NOT be loss leaders

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  • Steam Machine is also bigger. Small costs money if you want powerfull.

    Also, it's newer hardware.

    I think it will be priced at least a 100€ above the Deck, but I would also be willing to pay that for a console/living room computer.

  • Amazon Fire TV will now block apps used for piracy, even if you sideloaded them

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  • If you want a new console + a PC at your TV, I think the new Steam Machine could be nice for that.

    Running SteamOS (Linux) this should be good, or am I missing something?

  • FFmpeg to Google: Fund Us or Stop Sending Bugs

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  • They do, but Android is open source, and now Google is trying to close it down.

  • I tried to delete my CivitAI account under GDPR. The system failed me - because no one cares

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  • Maybe I misunderstood, but it seems like in your screenshots that they provided a simply guide for you to delete all of your data?

    And about the Irish authorities, I can't really see how you expected them to help you, when you're not from there. And not even at least from the EU.

    I think they did actually answer you nicely, even suggesting what you should do instead.

  • I tried to delete my CivitAI account under GDPR. The system failed me - because no one cares

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  • But.. You are from a country out of the EU?

    Our rights didnt come for free.

    I also cant execute rights from Norway when I'm not from there. I cant demand to use their public systems if I'm not a citizen and pay taxes to them.

    I 100% agree that everyone SHOULD have this right. But your country didnt vote for them for many years (not counting the years after 2022 ofc. That's a whole other awful topic for you guys, and I feel for you guys)

  • Surprise EU rollback of 'GDPR' digital-rights rules prompts alarm

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  • Yes. It worked with Chat Control (even though it wouldnt have passed anyway. Didnt even go to voting.)

  • EU Commission about to wreck core principles of the GDPR

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  • We shouldnt. I'll be the first to protest. But I've also learned that alot of forces are trying to smear the EU lately.

    And guess who.

  • EU Commission about to wreck core principles of the GDPR

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  • Fair. Lets see who's right then when it comes.

  • EU Commission about to wreck core principles of the GDPR

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  • Because it's a "leaked draft".

    If they are the only one reporting on it, chances are it's not true. Or the final proposal will look nothing like it.

    Dont underestimate what these "outlets" will do for clicks.

  • EU Commission about to wreck core principles of the GDPR

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  • As many other "leaked drafts" the media spits out, it never actually gets close to what's happening.

    Lets see a real draft from an official source. They will always be available when they are actually done.

  • Palantir CEO Says a Surveillance State Is Preferable to China Winning the AI Race

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  • I understand where you come from with the beetle example, though I would still consider most living creatures more intelligent.

    But it is a diffenition of intelligens we debate now. The beetles intelligens is not interesting for us, but it sure is capable of image, sound and movement capabilities on a much higher level in real time.

  • Palantir CEO Says a Surveillance State Is Preferable to China Winning the AI Race

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  • Doesnt matter if we take LLMs out of the equations. AI is being worked on in many forms constantly.

    Palantir is an example, which makes the statement laughable.

  • Palantir CEO Says a Surveillance State Is Preferable to China Winning the AI Race

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  • No one has been working on AI for a while...

    It's rage bait.. Or the guy is an ego centric arrogant who thinks the reality is in his 15 headlines a day.

  • Square Enix says it wants generative AI to be doing 70% of its QA and debugging by the end of 2027

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  • Well, it's not game development, but bugfixes and quality testing.

    I dont know, but it does makes sense, when there's still 30% work being done by human eyes. There will still be people checking everything through.

    Even if they hit 50-50, they could put more money into the development.

    The argument that they will just save the money only works as long as another company doesnt use it for game devs. Otherwise you naturally fall behind.

  • Microsoft Can't Keep EU Data Safe From US Authorities

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  • Or even better - stop using US services all together.

    It's the hardest one to do, but it's way more effective. They will shit on the rules anyway.

  • How Google Tracks and Scans Everything on Your Android Device

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  • The only reason they dont share it with other apps, is because from a capitalist standing point, why the hell would you share information you want to sell?

    Them being the only one having access to a billion peoples location data is why they are the richest company.

    They very much do dell, and they very much share that data with the government they also pay a shitton of money in donations for ball rooms.

  • Italy will be the latest country to require age verification for porn sites

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  • At least in the EU they will implement a verification system, meaning you only have to verify with the official government, and then you can use a anonymised token that gives the porn sites only the age.

    It's not perfect, but it's far better than everything else suggested.

  • Italy will be the latest country to require age verification for porn sites

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  • If we set aside the privacy nightmare, consider this.

    Teens wont stop searching for porn. Would you rather they find it on not-moderated sites, that might also consist of illegal content? Or might consists of nudes from people than didnt consent to their picture being online?

    Everything is just dumb about this.