those in power need to keep their eyes on the poor I guess. Wouldn't want to rising up and demanding something now would we?

Canonical can take its AI and walk into the sea

You want "reason"? AI is a jumped up chatbot with delusions of grandeur that jacks up energy prices, consumes a stupid amount of scare water and throttles the supply of computer parts just to tell people there are 5 Rs in strawberry and that they should kill themselves. Not to mention the outright theft of the works of authors, designers, and artists.

FUCK. AI.

And fuck you for comparing me to those shit dribbling twats in MAGA.

Fuck AI.

He doesn't work that hard, so why the fuck should we?

At risk of sounding like a broken record: "I am Jack's complete lack of surprise."

That 12 billion could have gone to health care, helping the homeless, improving schools, for research into diseases, into renewable energy sources or into making affordable houses.

But this is what we get.

Oh no (continues to watch on freetube) anyway....

Guessing advertisers didn't want to spend money putting up ads for bots and told Spotify to do something about it.

That's like the Red Dwarf episode where Kryten says "The damage reporting machine is damaged!"

I thought (as a Brit, so correct me if wrong) that the first amendment meant you could talk all kinds of shit the government without repercussions, not about allowing union busting.

Switched to Freetube and convinced my dad too as well. No ads, no algorithms, no shit yt search that never works. We're chilling.

Good luck enforcing that.

I am jack's complete lack of surprise

"Anything/anyone that cuts into my profits are terrorists."

KDE Plasma. It's clean, fast, and just works.

And you could also have spent two minutes to not be a smug prick, but here we are.

I am Jack's complete lack of surprise.

The BBC have been getting worse and worse about this. Back when I had a twitter account, I'd screenshot their mistakes, circle them in red, give corrections and tell them "Must do better."

guess the cost of a recall and fix was cheaper than the cost of settlements