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Alt: proprietary software devs trying to live off their work as their primary income source while still allowing people to use their product for free

Posts like these are the definition of not letting them be

It's just a matter of running the software on a server and configuring it

Iirc it's a custom Reddit clone hosted by Epik. "Epik has provided services for websites, platforms, and groups including Parler, 8chan, Gab, BitChute, Patriots.win, The Daily Stormer, InfoWars, One America News Network, AR15.com, Kiwi Farms, the Proud Boys, and the Oath Keepers."

LLMs will work great for the purpose of translating raw thoughts into words but until we create a neural networks that actually think independently all they'll be is transformers that approximate their training data in response to prompts

there's a yearly subscription service for no ads.

There's a one-time purchase to remove ads and a subscription for other stuff that also includes removing ada

Have you seen how much more desperate Wikipedia gets every time they need to beg for donations?

Lol

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Wikipedia has an overview and their enforceability varies pretty dramatically across the US (which is why many such agreements attempt to specify which states or courts they must be litigated against in).

Lol just redo the city

Their posts get prioritized in the algorithm iirc

EULAs and TOSs have been tossed out in court before under the logic that you need to understand an agreement for it to be legally binding and that not reading the agreement inherently prevents you from understanding it.

Lol it was a discord screenshot that I saw posted in a comment section in this sub several hours ago, go knock yourself out looking for it

Edit: never mind turns out it was actually pretty easy to find considering it was in the comments for the post about privacy concerns

The dev himself said so

Great game, can't wait for dom6 to release. There's a Steam page already and the changes already mentioned have me feeling things.

Cruelty Squad rapidly became one of my favorite games. It's a true art piece designed with a significant amount of spite, for both the world we live in and the player punishing themself with the game. Every single part of the game is thoughtfully designed, down to the fishing mechanic. It challenges you, both in its gameplay and in its audiovisual experience. It's abrasive on purpose, to wear you down until you get used to it and can build yourself back up better.

Pyrocynical recently did a video about the game but it's very long and a bit too revealing for someone who knows nothing, so I actually recommend Markiplier's video which shows just how bizarre the game is to get in to going in blind.

9. Just way too cute to say no to.

TheBot

Reminds me of the houses I used to build in the original Sims as a kid