I always assumed some sites harvest what ever you enter in the first box. Especially if it’s an email address. But other people in this thread have the legitimate answer.

Do YouTube next. Do websites next.

I wonder what the new recipe is.

Encryption back doors are not based.

Based.

Seems like an awkward conflict. If the generated material can’t be copyrighted and the characters are “licensed.”

Can I copyright my ai output if I put my own copy-written character or IP in the corner? Does a logo count? What about a dancing logo character?

Yeah, that resonates with me.

I didn’t have any political reasons. I just grew to dislike the writing style. I became disenchanted by the style of the videos.

I’m still up for watching new Contrapoints videos.

Philosophy Tube

He’s just part of a huge machine now. And he looks tired as hell sometimes.

Oh, I always sensed something was off there. Oof.

I feel like iFixit has always talked out of both sides of their mouth. It’s one of those situations where it becomes clearer over longer and longer timescales.

They are a business, not a non-profit organization.

Native apps are so much better, on every platform.

The JavaScript must flow….

There was a time in my experience of twitter where the only anime profile pictures I ran across were people arguing about gamergate.

Nice. I think it should be a standard feature. And the need is ever increasing, it seems.

Just make sure you don’t use the butt soap.

The posters account is about a day old. For more context. (Voyager shows you an icon and age when accounts are new. Just like Apollo did)

And their account is now deleted. Definitely abnormal behavior.

Edit: it’s possible the voyager account age thing is confused by the deleted account.

To summarize: the device is riddled with security flaws, originally shipped with default passwords, communicates with servers in China, comes preinstalled with hacking tools, and even includes a built-in microphone - fully equipped for recording audio - without clear mention of it in the documentation. Could it get any worse?

I am pretty sure these issues stem from extreme negligence and rushed development rather than malicious intent. However, that doesn’t make them any less concerning.

Slop everywhere. As far as the eye can see.

Their reviewers are always so flippant and trying to be cool and casual about it all. I don’t know how anyone can take them seriously.

This guy gets it.