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  • Yeah see I barely understand that

  • Yeah absolutely it is a me problem, but the imsinuation is that these jumps are easy. Plex works easier and windows in mpre intuitive, I hate microsoft and will push on with Linux and hopefully jellyfin but it isnt an easy move.

  • I jumped to linux and downloaded jellyfin... shit is too complicated I havent got time to get to terms with it

  • Turns out he is a knob, I'll follow his lead and downvote him too

  • Nokia, Siemens, Oracle, Linux Foundation, Tesla, IBM, OpenAI...there a hundreds of companies wealthy enough in that space that would not pose a consumer protection issue.

  • That is so odd, if you dont think what you are saying is relevant or necessary why say it?

    Your conscientiousness will be lost in a sea of others self importance, at least level the playing field and support yourself.

  • I want nothing to do with AI, everything is like "I want transparency" I dont want them involved at all, pissing away money buzz words.

    What do you want from mozilla? an open source privacy focused browser.

  • Lads ye get fucked every direction, I have family over there and they say things like how we dont get credit card points and other such oddities and random bits but we just have stricter regs on offerings and generally better value for money.

  • Comparing the euro price is 2.99 for 1tb so I asumed the £ price would be rounded and lower.

  • They are not a trillion dollae revenue company, not to defend them but it would still hurt. Assuming 50% of the UK population is paying £2 a month for 1tb of storage that £70m a month which is £840m a year. The fine would be three and half years earnings on this product.

  • That was always the way, big news pulled from the likes of the AP and Reuters and rephrased. A lot of today's just isnt rephrased.

  • Companies can and do make a loss to gain market share, they ae currently doing it with the metaverse and AI.

    As twitter struggles under the spastic, they should be incentivising the move for users.

  • I got slack for my college course, I left the group. I have no fucking idea what is going on on that app it was insanity. Seemed like 12 different groups of the same people and sometimes you got notifications sometimes you did not.

    It was just a really bad UI and UX.

  • Fuck Jack Dorsey too though, and its lacking a few bells ad whistles last time I checked.

  • Got a Tucson to test for a few weeks. I was delighted to give it back. It was infuriating to use, the glass slab caught every light and felt like it was at 103% of the perfect distance everywhere I needed to touch.

    The worst thing about modern cars though, outside of the sim card live locations and data scraping, is the safety message on start up that needs confirmation and the fucking safety pause on android auto. I hate it.

  • LOS? Or wifi because both would have issues residentially

  • Okay so is it your immediate neighbour only because as soon as you go onto public land you need permission, duct acces and consider traffic management.

  • Because thats not the internet, thats LAN

  • The group you are speaking of are not now washing their hands, they went to rallies and protested to have a change of position on Palestine which was not forthcoming and now that candidate is out of a job.

    The US supports a genocide, people are entitled to conscientiously object to deplorable actions.