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A few security vendors are flagging it as a malicious site... I would be wary about clicking this link or using this site: https://www.virustotal.com/gui/url/6cbf35e9b2160be2aa59844f900f911113b7fe724b1d941853a4b8253586acfc

It is huge!
That medieval stormtrooper must be a giant.

I mean, the most that Nintendo would do is send a cease and desist...

I doubt they would go straight to filing court documents. The cease and desist is meant to save time and costs for them and even then they still haven't officially filed anything in court.

But I understand not even wanting to get on the radar of a big corporation like that.

Because Livenation/Ticketmaster have a hand in almost every step between the artist and their fans.

They either have exclusive deals already in place, or they even outright own parts of it.

The artist's manager has contracts with them, they have contracts for concert promotion, and overall the vast majority of venues have exclusive ticketing contracts to only use Ticketmaster.

There are very few large venues that will even give artists the option of using a different ticketing service.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vpl_AT7of5Y&t=136s

You're not going to find everything you want outside of YouTube just yet. But apps like GrayJay make it a lot easier to start transitioning to other platforms.

It combines most all of the video sharing platforms in one. From there you can start following creators if they have their channel setup on different platforms while still being able to keep your main home feed coming from YouTube if you wanted to.

B-- b-- but Father!

https://www.commerce.senate.gov/2024/4/committee-chairs-cantwell-mcmorris-rodgers-unveil-historic-draft-comprehensive-data-privacy-legislation

Scroll all the way to the bottom and it's a link to a PDF...

Or direct link here: https://www.commerce.senate.gov/services/files/3F5EEA76-5B18-4B40-ABD9-F2F681AA965F

And an easier to read summary of each section here: https://www.commerce.senate.gov/services/files/E7D2864C-64C3-49D3-BC1E-6AB41DE863F5

Well if you read OpenAI's terms of service, there's an indemnification clause in there.

Basically if you get ChatGPT to say something defaming/libellous and then post it, you would foot the legal bill for any lawsuits that may arise from your screenshot of what their LLM produced.

You are a bold one.

General Kenobi!

Just wait till the LLM starts "singing" randomly to you.

Ah, sorry, I didn't realize that there was an ad-blocker that didn't block the premium prompt.

You don't use any adblockers on YouTube?

It's been a long time since I've seen that... but I mostly watch YouTube through Grayjay, or on a browser with adblocking enabled.

I'm gonna start spreading this to old subreddits and forums I used to frequent where games have been shut down.

The best way to handle LLMs is to treat them like an intern. They're useful and can get a lot of work done, but you need to double check their work.

Direct link to the video: https://x.com/ModdedQuad/status/1771298116719002100

Mario Kart section happens a little after 1/3 of the way through.

Not sure who's downvoting you, but for anyone else wondering it's called "Douyin".

First sentence of the Wikipedia article on TikTok: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/TikTok

Well that link is setting off a number of malicious/malware detections: https://www.virustotal.com/gui/url/03ff59ab43bc2bee8f2c1ecfb0a8113f5ac420d06ba266df6b9397197df4e9d8

Looks like the Nordic countries have some of the best protections for their press.

https://rsf.org/en/index

The U.S. is ranked around 45th which is disappointing considering the first amendment is supposed to guarantee freedom of the press.

But in general western countries are far better than places like Russia, China, India, the Middle East, etc.