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Every phone out there that can be heard by people 100m away is the indication of a garbage person, that's not linked to a brand or a specific group.

Seriously, fuck you.

In an interesting plot twist, it would actually be a net positive for said Tesla brand in the long run, too.

I love Nintendo, but seriously, screw them over their handling of their users.

I’m sure if you asked an Afghan man how many people live in his home, he’d include women and children in his answer.

I'm not so sure. I have zero basis to think it's one way or another, but given all the oniony-but-actually-pure-facts headlines of these recent… months? I'm definitely not certain of it.

Video decoding is resource intensive. We're used to it, we have hardware acceleration for some of it, but spewing something around 52 million pixels every second from a highly compressed data source is not cheap. I'm not sure how both compare, but small LLM models are not that costly to run if you don't factor their creation in.

It's unlikely to even replace good subtitles, fan or not. It's just a nice thing to have for a lot of content though.

Proving, in a safe, privacy-friendly way, that you're able to provide to some third-party website credentials proving that you're an adult, is very easily doable. Most countries decided against the good version of it, but it is doable.

It does not, however, prove anything regarding the actual user in front of the computer. Let's remind people that we live in a world where kids have access to their parent's CC and regularly abuse it online. I doubt "more technical stuff" will prevent them from getting their hand on whatever certificate/token/thingamajig would be used for age check.

Unless we consider "good practice and proper communication", or, parenting, to be a key point in this. In which case, there's no need to do any technical implementation at all in the first place.

That's an old picture. No way you'd get suspended for saying ginger.

How to "delete" them? Words really have no meaning anymore.

That's horrible. Also, that market seems worryingly large these days.

Pff. This is another waste of resource for AI stuff. I've been keeping… things… in small cages for years, without all that techno mumbo jumbo.

/j

It can be. Or it can be someone that had to deal with users (or was trained about it) and is limiting the chances of a user being kept out because they type something that looks like their password but isn't, and then have to go to support.