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You’ll have to settle for 6 7 67 times in a row.

Thing is, he hasn’t actually done any interesting tech stuff himself. He just buys out existing tech stuff then takes credit for it.

That’s what the user agent string spoofer is for.

The browser doesn’t really get heavy usage on a phone. If we’re just counting install base you have to add IE back on the list.

Nah, something like this, they’d have to fire him at the least to save face. Plus it opens him up to personal liability in a civil suit.

If you stick your phone up someone’s skirt in America, there’s a, not high, but still significant chance you’ll be shot.

Does he, though? The modeling session would have been before they were released and they don’t exactly tell their models the full technical details of the stuff they make them wear.

It’s also not hipaa compliant. Any doctors doing this are in for a bad time sooner or later.

That’s a lot of words to say “illegal price fixing”.

It should be noted that they haven’t become harder or more expensive to make. They just cost more.

Putting out a pay walled ad is certainly a choice.

So you’re saying pretending to be AI will be the new adblock?

Cactus and sagebrush burns just as well.

We’ve had major wildfires started by part time firefighters looking to create some work for themselves. Wildfire gambling is pretty much guaranteed to turn all of our countryside into ash.

That’s one for the fooled side.

You could do just as well googling Stack Overflow back when Google wasn’t shit.

Apparently, that’s become less of an issue lately, at least on YouTube. I follow several creators that have started taking breaks for various reasons and the ones that are open about analytics don’t see a drop from it anymore.

AI psychosis is a real thing. For all that AI is really terrible at (ie most things CEOs want to replace real people for), it is excellent at feeding you what you want to hear in every situation. Especially the ones where a real person would push back on you for your own good.

I think it’s more that corporations can afford to pay enough people to set the vibe they want.

They take apart the books to scan them. There’s no scanner in the world that deliberately destroys the paper it’s scanning. They pulp them because that’s more advantageous to them than reselling or archiving the disassembled pages.