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  • I don't think that's possible on Amazon but it seems unplausibel to me even without such guardrails. Two algorithms trying to outbidding each other would only lead to prices closer to zero like $ 0.001 and so on. No way to get into negatives with instructions like lowest price x 0.998.

  • Friday to Monday is obviously superior. It creates two 4 day work weeks.

  • I know, it was largely exaggerated, but a smaller percentage makes the negative scenario drastically more realistic.

  • I hope so, but it could easily come the other way. "We are so used to/deeply integrated/in a close strategic partnership with Google therefore we rather lose 5 % of our customers that care about privacy and are a pain in the ass for our data-driven business."

  • They've got the same socket?

  • Thanks for the insight, sounds great.

  • Buildapc @lemmy.world

    Is it still worth it for FHD gaming in 2026?

  • I don't think most of the chinese manufacturers will deal with the google verification bullshit at all. Afaik many Asian countries have their own app stores or only do "side loading".

  • Buildapc @lemmy.world

    Is this the most bang for the buck?

  • Depends if their non-profit is Californian or how deeply the mechanism is embedded into their base distro (if applicable).If 0x0@infosec.pub is right and it's done through a simple addition to adduser (and the GUIs) every distro that doesn't actively patch against it, would get it upstream.

  • It isn't enforceable on the personal level, but every commercial distro will need an implementation (and let's be honest, they will each create their own) to sell pre-installed or to offer service for public and private device fleets.

  • As long as it leads them torwards a guillotine, I'm all in, I guess?

  • "The AI for problem solvers" is such a perfect subtitle (not just for Claude but any LLM marketed for purposes beyond it's capabilities, so all of them) but not in the way intended. It doesn't solve problems, it creates new ones for the user.

  • Documenting an API has nothing to do with open sourcing. Headline is utter bullshit

  • I know (or more honestly guessed so). It was meant to be a joke, hence the tinfoil hat reference ;)

  • Anybody more tech-savvy than my grandma can order botnet attacks nowadays. And due to it's memed community it's an obvious target.

    On a more tinfoil hat note: Arch is the base of SteamOS...

  • Well, I'm so much better off financially than 25 years ago, mostly because I was a child back than...

  • Wasn't servo the engine that was originally started by Mozilla to replace gecko but then dropped?

  • But bacterias can be sick, phages are a thing.

  • So Mr. "don't blindly trust AI" now wants AI to develop the very foundation of mobile computing. After seeing how wonderful this works out for Microsoft. Really?

  • Buildapc @lemmy.world

    Which is the best value PCIe 4.0 M.2 2280 SSD suitable for mobile devices for about 50-70 €/$ per Terabyte?

  • Ask Lemmy @lemmy.world

    Where to get (computer) hardware recommendations on Lemmy?

  • Firefox @lemmy.ml

    What do you think about the new menu of Firefox Android?