tepidsaucer

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   by tepidsaucer 2y ago

   Something something man understand, something something salary depends on.
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   by tepidsaucer 2y ago

   Tell that to the moderation team.
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   by tepidsaucer 2y ago

   It's already useless, and companies seem to be doubling down.
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   by tepidsaucer 2y ago

   Oh, police will happily enforce IP law, if the MPAA or RIAA want them to. You only get a pass if you're a thought leader.
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   by tepidsaucer 2y ago

   That is an unworkable solution considering most of the people here are employed by these companies.
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   by tepidsaucer 2y ago

   I wind up in jail for ten years if I download an episode of iCarly; Sam Altman inhales every last byte on the internet and gets a ticker tape parade. Make it make sense.
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   by tepidsaucer 2y ago

   Why is it my responsibility to piss into the wind because these billionaire companies keep getting to break the law with impunity?
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   by tepidsaucer 2y ago

   Yes, people have probably analyzed Alexa traffic once or twice over the years.
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   by tepidsaucer 2y ago

   When will the last Hacker News realize that Meta and OpenAI and every last massive tech company were always going to screw us all over for a quick buck? Remember, Facebook famously made it easy to scrape your friends from MySpace, and then