For context, I usually come across accounts posting something on social media without a source. Then I use a search engine to search some keywords from that claim (in this case Valve Rotschild lawsuit) and if multiple sources report on it then I select whatever headline looks appealing and contains decent looking information. I barely do any background checking on the websites so it’s possible I end on LLM websites. If the other user just told me “this LLM website is bad” I wouldn’t change anything but they also provided a good alternative to easily change the post to another article so I don’t mind.

There is a small payment provider overhead so I wouldn’t spread too much but spreading a bit is good. You can always donate to lemmy devs.

Good call I changed the article from GameRant to the PCGamer article you linked

Proton offers free tier.

AI represents a lot things people here dislike (large stock bubble companies, scraping, energy waste, etc)

Did you try swapping VPN server? VPN providers usually offer many servers and sometimes a bot abuses one leading to it being blocked.

Most people want to feel productive. Forty hours is too much but almost nobody wants to only sit on the bank that is depressing in the long run.

Breaking Points frequently has Dropsite journalists on (and employ one)

Yes Matrix is open source so technically if there’s a backdoor people should be able to find it. But the dev team behind Matrix sketches me out so I wouldn’t be surprised if they sneakily hid a backdoor.

Personally I wouldn’t trust "privacy’ software developed by an Israeli company which has made spyware in the past. It’s not direct evidence that Matrix has backdoors, but sometimes stuff is just sketch.

Matrix was originally developed by Israeli company Amdocs, which has since rebranded and moved to the UK.

But they are sketchy as all hell, denying that their parent company was involved in proven spying incidents.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36020947

Try https://archive.md/tDOFi

Wonder if they could work with an OEM to release a smartwatch with the OS. Chinese manufacturers have shown willingness to release open source based printers. Why not a smartwatch?

At 0:32 when the robots bend their knees they all do two little hops with one foot to keep balanced, but not all robots are doing the same hop. The middle robot does two large hops whereas the left rear robot does one small hop and then only lifts his “toes”.

It could be a combination of pre-programmed movements with a balancing program on top

Likely not. The beeper terrorist attack had a special explosive planted. Phone batteries can overheat but not explode rapidly.

Now as for car batteries I’m not sure. Maybe they can make them explode or catch fire while locking the car doors.

Each instance can decide whether to enforce any age restriction law, and possibly get banned in whatever country if they don’t apply by it. Seeing how most websites wipe their butt with GDPR however it likely means the age-verification will only be enforced hard on the big social media networks like Facebook where mass tracking happens.

People love saying “just use federated platforms” but most of the audience aren’t on those platforms yet.

Content creators don’t make content for nobody.

Yeah I haven’t seen any of what you saw.

Nice

Tim Apple would never violate your privacy

The most common theme of censorship worldwide is most certainly Palestine.