My point was, fuck Netflix for their shitty business practices anyway. Ads are bad, AI ads aren’t any better or worse.

What the other guy said. I repeat, I’m not actually calling you a shill. I even agree with your point about JF, I’m just pointing out your logic is faulty.

That’s based on the assumption that’s your only account, though. Not that I’m calling you a shill, just pointing out the obvious flaw in your logic. Any actual shill would have sockpuppets to spread out their comments and hide their history.

Ads are ads, who cares if it’s AI generated?

It’s somewhere in pi. Wait a moment while I look it up.

That’s the whole problem with AI and artists complaining about theft. You can’t draw a meaningful distinction between what people do and what the ai is doing.

It’s also pretty clear they used a lot of books and other material they didn’t pay for, and obtained via illegal downloads. The practice of which I’m fine with, I just want it legalised for everyone.

You’re assuming most of the commentors here are familiar with the legal technicalities instead of just spouting whatever uninformed opinion they have.

Please consider choosing an instance with less issues than .ml

Without the /s, it could have been a standard Muskie comment. Hard to tell online.

Great, thank you. Some actual facts. Now I can agree with you.

That was my bloody point from the first comment? Without any indication, why make assumptions? I didn’t make any claims, I only pointed out the ridiculousness.

Is there any indication in the article that this is even cloud dependent?

My point being, the article lists perfectly good reasons for the app to exist, but you’ve made assumptions about it based solely on absolutely no data. What’s the point of linking an article about an unrelated app and company?

Also, as I recall, that 2nd case about the washing machine turned out to be faulty measurements on the router side.

Well that’s a whole load of assumptions based on absolutely nothing…

How would a button give you instructions and feedback…?

The app instructed me to perform certain actions to calibrate the exoskeleton and determine whether I was operating it correctly. It only let me move on in the setup if I could prove I was operationally proficient.

What’s your problem with the app? It sounds like a legit reason for one. Kinda dumb to just condemn apps regardless of context.

Mm yeah, I probably missed that while scrolling

there has to be some plan for the change

Yes, but step 1 of that plan generally involves getting the rich to allow the change

Or we’re just annoyed with random whataboutisms.