ultimate_question @ ultimate_question @lemmy.world

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More for me then lol

People have been asking this since they announced the end of DVDs and Netflix is yet to address it so it feels like they're probably gonna go to waste, fingers crossed that Netflix can get a bigger write off by donating them than burning them though lol

Ya fuck star trek

The more bones you have the richer you are

Gotta wonder if all of these people making the exact same joke scrolled past it 20 times before posting

Beehaw is a right wing instance FYI

Yes if you like the series you'll probably like this one but I don't think it offers anything new other than the specific action sequences

Omnipotent AI tries to take over the world via manipulating people into doing its bidding, I thought the story and writing was pretty weak but worth it for the last like 45 mins which blows the rest of the movie out of the water IMO

It's literally the opposite of that lol, they're making changes that they know will be tolerated by 90% of the user base

There have already been instances found that had thousands of bot accounts, they've been defederated but clearly people are gearing up

To my knowledge there's also no way of identifying bot accounts unless they proactively self identify so these numbers don't don't mean much

streiSAND

Not saying there isn't any journalistic value in the article but it feels like this mostly exists to get 'nuke' and 'Mars' in the same title lol

Breaking their users' trust by appending attribution tags to their URLs should've been unforgivable but I still see people pushing their browser online

Lack of red tape and convoluted legacy code may help lol?

Probably but I have to assume they've accounted for that and in their assessment the risk of breaking the usage agreement is greater than the value and effort required to exploit the device

Yes because I have an easily remembered system for a unique passphrase for any given site. Not trying to shit on password managers though, just providing a different perspective

100%. The idea that reddit would just permanently delete all those chat messages rather than just archive them away from the public is crazy. Even if they don't directly sell them to advertisers there's a shitload of value for private ML training