DismantleMars

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by DismantleMars 3y ago
I think there's a deeper issue around paying customers being assumed to be businesses. I have a paid Google account for just one reason - using a custom domain with Gmail. This lets me have a wildcard email address, but more importantl
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by DismantleMars 3y ago
I think the lack of activity since the conspiracy theory started could be easily explained by the user being creeped out by the witch hunt and abandoning their account. I know if I was accused of secretly being a hated figure like Maxwell o
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by DismantleMars 4y ago
For anyone wondering "Why 88x31?" Back in the early days of the internet, a lot of websites were hosted on Geocities, which was popular as it offered free hosting on one condition - you had to embed a small banner into your webpag
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by DismantleMars 4y ago
The irony is, if Google had made their plan for how to handle end-of-life for Stadia clear from the beginning, they might have got a lot more users. I'm not sure if their strategy ever changed along the way, but when Stadia was first a
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by DismantleMars 4y ago
>That EFF page is really weird - English text, but right-aligned, with question marks to the left of the text, as if the text had been translated from a RTL language (Farsi perhaps given the /fa/ in the link?) It's just a
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by DismantleMars 5y ago
Janelle Shane, who does this sort of thing for real on the excellent blog https://aiweirdness.com gave a good breakdown on Twitter: https://twitter.com/janellecshane/status/1007061610005794817
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by DismantleMars 5y ago
It's Keaton Patti, a comedian whose shtick is writing nonsense and pretending that it was written by an AI.