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This is amazingly pedantic, I love it.

If buying isn't owning, piracy isn't stealing

I found this super interesting, especially driving the audio

you're probably just as pissed as 60% of Americans

Yet you voted for it

I feel like you'd be taking on a lot of pain for no real benefits though?

it was filled with ads

You bought a phone from an advertising company?

Turns out a marketing company doesn't care about your privacy go figure

Now that is an interesting question

The line you walk past is the one you accept, x accepts CSAM

The bobiverse books are fantastic, would suggest continuing the series as it gets even better

Man that’s terrifying. I can’t imagine going through that due to admin incompetence

The US healthcare system sounds horrific

Something you could get an LLM to do for you

Total fantasy to think you wouldn't fall afoul of free speech, both legally (in the US) and morally

Can you still advertise smoking in the US?

Why not swap to dns blocking with NextDNS or something similar? Take it out of the browsers hands?

If buying isn't owning, piracy isn't stealing

It seems a lot of reddit communities are starting to block xitter as it's painful to use now without an account. Should HN do the same?

told to expect to be brutalized in prison by the other prisoners and guards

How horrific. I don't understand why the people of the US accept this.

I'm in the same boat, got a battery replacement last year and am struggling to justify the expense but the satellite piece + AI integration may clinch it

US consumerism on full display

Workaround + update (within a authenticated portal)

https://www.reddit.com/r/crowdstrike/comments/1e6vmkf/bsod_e...

I don't understand how "Roaring Kitty" is illegally manipulating the market.

What has he done / is he doing that's illegal? Can no one post on social media that they are interested in a stock?

actively manipulating their users into unhealthy levels of engagement

Which is the root issue here, why don't we ban online advertising as a business model or significantly tax it to create a cost of x engagement

Do you have a non-twitter link?

Yep, this, they've been so anti-consumer for so long.

I swapped to Apple Music recently too (as I got 6 months free) and the UI is horrible compared to spotify + painfully slow to load on my phone.

They shouldn't be able to call it "buy"ing it should be referred to as "rent"ing if they can pull your purchased copy at any moment

You can get the microsoft copilot app for iOS which includes GPT4 for free

The feature I miss that spotify has is being able to control music playing on my desktop from my phone or vice versa

It was illegal in the movie Gattaca too, but they explained it by suggesting companies / insurance will just invisibly discriminate anyway which I think is most likely where this will end up in the real world

You get what you pay for