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  • The datacenters are absolutely paying less than that. If not directly, then through kickbacks from the supplier. The inflated price only applies to us.

  • It cost about US$36B to run fibre optic cable to almost every house in Australia.

    WTF kind of AI project costs twice that?! They'll have to claw back around $250 per US citizen to break even.

  • By the time the public own it, it will be a liability, not an asset. I've seen my government purchase a telco's entire infrastructure only to immediately write it off.

    Just set it on fire already.

  • This feels like a setup to the biggest rug-pull in history. The whole thing is going to shit and the taxpayers will be holding the bags.

  • value = speed x quality x volume

    Work fast; produce high volumes of shit.

  • As an Australian, I took up baseball because the crowd is far more pleasant than the Aussie Rules football mob.

    You'll be fine. Half of Australia doesn't have an "inside" voice.

  • I've done this on VIDAA (Hisense) and there's a placeholder for the homescreen ads that just say "VIDAA".

  • That's Bing's fault.

  • You don't even need the website. I just set the default search engine to DDG in my browser.

    A search app makes zero sense to me.

  • I have an A1 mini. I had no idea it was being pushed by influencers.

    I genuinely thought it was the "Brother laser" of 3D printing.

  • Who will fall for the IPOAI rug-pull?

  • I think I got it on sale for 5% of that.

    I use jellyfin now. Plex was too bloaty and restrictive.

  • I'm yet to find a razor that doesn't turn me into Charlie Kirk every morning.

  • Ugh. VPNs. They sell you "privacy" via a product that captures all your data and routes it through their network. Then they say "trust us".

  • Now we need a backronym for it.

    Perhaps "eXtremely Bulky Overpriced Xbox".

  • Let me get this straight. They pulled it offline because it was overrun with bots, and legitimate users had no influence.

    Their solution was to hand all influence over to a bot.

    Genius. /s

  • Turn the tap off. Ask questions later. Stress test their data centre.

    It's absurd that they think they can just pay for the water they stole and call it square.

  • It's literally called "IPv6 privacy extension". It's what it does.

    Unless you're in the middle and fowarding the packets, you won't stumble across a connectable IPv6 endpoint.

  • The smallest possible subnet has 18.4 quintillion addresses.

    You can't scan it before encountering the heat death of the universe.

    Outgoing connections are made on a different address that does not accept incoming connections. You never disclose your real IP when browsing.

    So, no. It can't be done.