I don’t know what the authors are complaining about. All the AI is doing is trawling through a lexicon of words and rearranging them into an order that will sell books. It’s exactly what authors do. This is about money.

Kpat.

It’ll all end in tiers.

He’s a Kennedy. Generations of fuckwittery guaranteed.

40%. That’s nearly a whole cheek.

lol There’s often a fair bit of waxing involved.

It says “no fully exposed” arse pix. What percentage of exposed derrière is acceptable? Asking for a friend.

Impressive.

As someone who has spent years extolling the virtues of Matrix/Element to family members I can assure you that there is no known rebuttal to the phrase “but I don’t care about privacy”. All it needs is to visit a site and sign up. No software required whatsoever. Good luck with GitHub and your ageing aunt or gobby nephew.

Or just download the full fat version from an overseas server run by the company making the product. Expecting the general populace to compile stuff is a little bit optimistic. We’re talking about a country where most people don’t know what a socket outlet is called or the difference between desktop wallpaper and a screensaver.

This is irritating. I use Nitter once a week to check if someone’s still alive. If I see them posting crap I know they’re still breathing.

Nope, the only thing you’re missing is the link. Now fixed.

This is weird for two reasons. One, I always preview posts for this very reason. Two, others have pointed this out but I had no notifications about it. This instance was being very flaky at the time so maybe that’s why.

I think you’re probably correct.

Yep, Teddit works well for me because I don’t have a Reddit account. It’s quick and privacy respecting. I think I may have found it through the Privacy Redirect extension for Firefox.

Unsure if this is off-topic for this thread so feel free to delete if that’s the case.

/r/firefox now looks like this.

Anyone that buys anything from Amazon is also part of the problem. Support your local bookshop while you still can.

Only you know that.

Calm down, mate, it was a humorous exercise.

I’m with Mike Langberg on this:

Intelligent agents are the technology of the future, and always will be.