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Cool. If OpenAI gets a pass, then piracy should be legal, right? I mean what good is a trademark or copyright law?
Edit: “I can’t make money without stealing other people’s work” is definitely a take
Cool. If OpenAI gets a pass, then piracy should be legal, right? I mean what good is a trademark or copyright law?
Edit: “I can’t make money without stealing other people’s work” is definitely a take
IANAL, but I don’t think T&Cs are really legally binding and can be easily fought against in court.
It’s a paraphrased quote from Richard Feynman
If you can’t explain a difficult concept in a simple way, then you don’t truly understand it.
If it changes the “entire world”, I would very much prefer it not to change the world for the worse, but that’s the current trend.
15 hours hardly covers a single book
Maybe I’m cynical, but this seems like something that would be incredibly easy to fake
When Playstation reads a disc, it looks for a special sequence on the disc that tells the Playstation “hey, this is a Playstation game. You should load it.”
That sequence is proprietary and isn’t on burned copies of games. This is anti-piracy protection, and makes sense from a monetary standpoint.
When you put Alien: Resurrection in the console, which has that sequence, the Playstation is told that “hey, this is a real Playstation game. You should load it.” The game loads, then you can put in the cheat, which tells the game to stop loading from the disc momentarily while another disc is loaded (think “please insert disc 2 from final fantasy”). At this point, you can pop in your burned copy of the game, then press a button to continue loading from disc, at which point the game tells the system “hey, this new guy is with me. Let him through”, and the Playstation loads the new game from the disc.
First they came for my tenkey, and I was silent. Then they came for the regular number row…
I’m using wefwef too, but it doesn’t keep me logged in for some reason.
As I recall, restaurants can get by with giving workers well below minimum wage because of tips.
EDIT: I just re-read your post
There’s been a small movement towards going tipless that hasn’t yet caught on because tip culture is primarily backed by greed. Restaurant owners want customers to pay their employees directly instead of providing them with a decent wage.
I know I’m likely misrepresenting, but that’s the gist as I see it, and until greed goes away everything @dandroid@dandroid.app said holds true.
I have a feeling that most of the people who would have migrated to lemmy from reddit have already done it. July 1 will just be a send off.
What?