Ah thanks, edited and fixed it

I mean if drone pilots are cucking people and blowing them instead of blowing them up, I’ll take that as progress at this point

Now do the real securities market!

Can’t wait to pay for the privilege of visiting /r/sinkpissers

Yahoo back in the day with its categories, and later Fazed.net with curated links was a nice time for a while

No shit

Seems the patents were the goal all along. Money by litigation and licensing.

The foil coating usually deteriorates first

Currently I can scan documents but not print due to a non existent and non resettable “paper jam”. If only the printer were smart enough to just print it would be useable.

At least it wasn’t YouTube thumbnails

Little do these companies know that poor people know how to be patient and older people remember the days of free ad supported internet dialup via cds, so this is not new and people will continue where business models fail.

The bot is using AI and arguably the technology of OpenAI to report on the news that a human has lost their job but has no context on what it is reporting.

This post is unnerving

And for only 12.95USD a month I can continue reading to find out about this $35 watch.

This is also what people say about 4chan

If you read the terms and conditions on manufactures websites you’ll notice that in the US based sites they will mention merely being a passenger is consent for harvesting your data, though in other countries terms and conditions these crazy privacy clauses are not present. In the end the hardware is usually the same so I don’t trust that it can’t happen elsewhere but it’d be nice if governments made laws for the good of the people and not for corporate greed. EU seems to be doing things right but others aren’t able to easily follow their lead.

Not for me and especially not interested in a body cam but I welcome alternatives to these touch screen rectangles.

Bingo

It’s way beyond the threat stage. They’ve damaged so much

Unless there is a financial incentive to do so the costs to archive might be too high unfortunately, especially given the circumstances of the previous merger/acquisitions and licensing, the people responsible for the data were “right” to no longer bare the cost. It’s unlikely there is a physical hard drive of this stuff and even if it was then the hard drive could even have been repurposed or reclaimed. These are businesses at the end of the day and once the product ships, unless they own the IP there’s no reason to keep the data. Hell it could have even been in the contract to delete any Hasbro data after the license expired, and Hasbro never kept a copy themselves.

Culturally, and for the sake of a game library archive pirates are picking up the slack where elsewhere there are non-profit or government bodies responsible for archiving like the National Film Registry https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Film_Registry