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  • Anyone who pays to install software from a spyware company is incredibly naive to say the least

  • Sorry we can't all be billionaires who got us into this position. Yes, you could say oligarchs got us into rhis, and in reality Zionism is really just the colonial project of the oligarchs

  • Parallel would mean reality that is the same as our own.

  • But why wouldn't you hand over your passport to a company that sells your data to anyone willing to pay for it?

  • Black, Middle Eastern, or anyone that opposes Israel's occupation of the United States. Take your pick but when midterms come and you're told you have to pick the pro-genocide Democrat then remember, this is what you voted for.

  • uBlock Origin Light works fine. In fact I prefer it for the most part. They should have found better ways to provide the exact same features in MV3 though even if that meant additional warnings or prompts. I get why declarative requests provide more privacy and safety, but there will always be power users who'd rather have more choice.

  • Ask Musk. Word is he fucked a horse and made a centaur using a cattle prod to give it that magic spark. That is how he came up with the name Tesla.

  • Can you explain what they are? I'm curious what POP3 offers that IMAP4 doesn't.

  • This is why the push to subsidize these AI companies and data centers with your taxpayer money is dumb, when ultimately they'll use them against you. If anything though they need to be making consumer AI cheaper. Manufacturers are engaging in antitrust activities and they need to be held accountable.

  • Signal cares so much about your privacy that they need your phone number.

  • LOL... Surprised they aren't only doing so for their workstation cards like they do for everything else. The SR-IOV disablement is just greed at its finest. AMD also just released their new CPU with only difference 3D cache on the orher side & they're charging like an extra $300 for it.

  • These greed demons make me more of a socialist everyday. America is fucked in this AI race. If only the .001%% can create AI by owning all the property rights, how do they expect a society to collaborate & innovate?

  • It defaults to local models only from what I know. You probably are responding from a device that uses embedded models already. If you are against technology how are you responding?

  • One time I did some strong LSD and went online and saw news stories about my own death. I'm not saying you're wrong and honestly believe you, but just letting you know the stories can appear, but at least in my case, hopefully they weren't real. Let's say it was a premonition though, what companies should I invest in?

  • Maybe it was a premonition or it already altered reality

  • I mean this is both good and bad isn't it? If people are relying on Grok they're probably going to get bullshit. I've actually found ChatGPT to be the worst and most biased compared to Gemini or Claude, especially as it pertains to Israel. ChatGPT will claim killing tens of thousands of innocent people in Gaza is nuanced because of religious doctrine. While Gemini at least recently will acknowledge human rights abuses among other things. If they are using it to form an opinion entirely then probably not a good thing, but if they are asking questions to try to learn more about something I think it is likely a good thing that they're trying to become more educated. But again, really depends on the AI, how you use it and if people treat everything as fact or try to do more research based on answers as well as asking for its sources.

  • I've been temp banned from Reddit multiple times now, for simply opposing genocide & war on behalf of Israel. People getting banned from Reddit should be seen as a badge of honor & means they're likely doing something right.

  • Yeah, it's called being agnostic. There is nothing wrong with it & I honestly think it makes more sense than claiming to know there is no God(s) or supernatural power. Heck, even Quantum Physics continually makes me consider the idea that we exist in infinite universes simultaneously, or that we could be 7 inception layers deep in some advanced computer simulation.