Flood it with AI copies of official Mario content. Train the copyright software to associate the context of the official art to get the official art taken down.
Flood it with AI copies of official Mario content. Train the copyright software to associate the context of the official art to get the official art taken down.
This sounds like a great movie.
AI sends police after him because of things he wrote. Writer is on the run, trying to clear his name the entire time. Somehow gets to broadcast the source of the articles to the world to clear his name. Plot twist ending is that he was indeed the perpetrator behind all the crimes.
I mean, I’m sure you’re right but it’s buggy as shit on Windows too.
No. Microsoft 365 (previously office 365) is not a web app. They have web apps, and some licenses (the bare bones $6/mo one) only has web apps. But overall the suite of apps can’t be defined as web based.
Not to be confusing, but some of the apps are only web apps, but those are “other” apps than you’re probably thinking of. Like Planner or Power Automate. The “office” apps like outlook, word, excel and PowerPoint all have desktop and web versions included.
I don’t disagree. In fact I agree fully. But when the industry promotes early access games (digital only) and digital day 1 with physical to follow 3 or 6 months later, it is pushing consumers to digital. So its irrelevant if they do or do not have an optical drive on the console.
They talked about doing it this way at launch, which they should have. The drive is available as a peripheral, at the cost difference (actually cheaper) of the digital vs disc console. It simplifies manufacturing and distribution, which helps get more consoles on shelves. Now when it doesn’t matter as much, they implement it. Go figure.
As far as killing off physical media, yes it pushes further that way, but honestly the game industry has been not favorable to retail stores for some time. This is the least of the offenses.
I’m good with this response. I’m a Firefox user so can’t yet make use of scribe, but its a feature I didn’t expect and don’t have today so I’m not missing out. For others with different threat models, if they can use it and enjoy, then more power to them.
Thanks for sharing. Great read and points.
I have. And I noted it in the recent survey as a must have.
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Wow, I haven’t heard that in long time.
Does Apple encryption encrypt it from Apple? I legitimately don’t know the answer to this, but I doubt it. Proton can’t see your data even if they wanted to.
Exactly. The photos folder being separate sort of makes sense on mobile, but it’s only accessible on mobile which makes no sense.
One of my requests in the survey was to make it available as a dedicated folder, or better yet let me decide the destination folder.
I just filled out my survey and noted twice that I use Lemmy and not their current communities. Maybe they’ll listen if enough of us ask.
Same here. My android icons all have full names. I haven’t messed with icon or text sizing at all.
In it’s roots, yes. But the architecture isn’t banned, just the chips. As an analogy, China can make its own internal combustion engines and not buy Ford cars.
Additionally, running GrapheneOS you can set up a duress pin to wipe the phone profiles if things were to escalate.
Being smart, set up the main profile a bit to look real, but have no actual information. That way it’s not obvious tha its been wiped.
Being cheeky, set the duress pin to be something simple like your birthday. So if you are detained/arrested and they try to get into your phone they are the ones to wipe it for you.