But the point they’re making is that other editors are intuitive, and don’t need a video tutorial

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Personally, I equate most people who oppose LLMs with the Luddite movement.

Ah, so you see them as intentionally misrepresented by the media, and not fighting progress but instead fighting against the unsafe standards of the time?

A movement formed in response to job theft, and at the same time, lack of safety laws. Started because of child deaths in the newly forming industrial machining factories (literally btw, crushing most often)

And they did win, in the end, under a new name and organised group, with the same goals. They’re why child labour laws exist, and why there’s maximum work hours per week, and legally mandated holiday time.

Yeah it makes sense, but you obviously knew that already as you’re so knowledgeable

Ha, I had no idea!

Some folks just when high on weed and/or bored will try typing random URLs to see if they’re anything

(I was one of those back when I was a teen)

Sounds like you fucked up, tbh, you should’ve bought the domain even if not intending to use it, just for brand safety

Annoyingly, people are more likely to “blind guess” at .com than .gov, just cause there’s more of them

I mean the point for Linux phones

3: I think the point is to try to build a new walled garden, maybe with lower walls that can be easily hopped over

Some mobile/tablet games are still iOS exclusive but absolutely excellent games, this could make it possible to sideload those

Everyone knows it but you, seemingly

It intentionally got buried in legal, it’s likely going to take 10 years and end up as a settlement out of court

Sadly, a lot of the internet is hosted in America, so anything that fucks them will fuck us

LLM and GenAI, you dingus.

This stinks of whataboutism, giving examples that incredibly obviously won’t be included

But not any different in the context I’m talking about

That’s just private web with extra steps, really

There’s really 4 5 spaces in the main internet:

• the public corporate web (YouTube, Facebook, twitter, Reddit, etc)
• the private corporate web (requires login to view any content, Software as a Service, Cloud Apps, Gmail, etc)
• the public web (Wikimedia, Wikia, Archive.org)
• the indie web / small web
• private web - inaccessible except through login or through VPN or TOR/Onion, but not corporate (media servers, email servers, darkweb, file servers)

And currently the main issue is that the corporate web is intentionally trying to strangle the other spaces on the web.

But there are some movements against it, https://indieweb.org/ and https://neocities.com/ and https://smallweb.cc/

Edit: missed one of the spaces

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