atrielienz
@atrielienz@lemmy.world
- Comment on Hulu officially launching on Disney Plus across the globe — here's when it's coming 2 days ago:
Not anymore.
- Comment on Daniel Ek stepping down changes nothing for the artists boycotting Spotify 2 days ago:
That doesn’t mean the Board doesn’t think that “the CEO stepping down” will make the company look better to the people they pissed off by shoehorning AI into everything.
- Comment on Daniel Ek stepping down changes nothing for the artists boycotting Spotify 3 days ago:
Probably their Board.
- Comment on Microsoft Is Abandoning Windows 10. Hackers Are Celebrating. 3 days ago:
Are they going to be paying for extended support? My job is still on windows 10 (after they tried to upgrade to 11 and ended up having business applications not work as they should), but they are paying for extended support.
- Comment on Steam is now blocking NSFW updates for published adult-only games, according to a raunchy RPG developer 3 days ago:
Nope. This was a rumor and the article title. Is misleading. Valve blocked NSFW updates of games that were originally labeled as SFW and then the dev tried to update with NSFW game elements.
- Comment on Trump says TikTok should be tweaked to become “100% MAGA” 1 week ago:
Rofl. If you expecting anything else except this from Trump, I’ve got some public landmarks for sale.
- Comment on On the relevance of upvotes in relation to quality and discussion 2 weeks ago:
I read an article the other day about the woman who wrote that tell all book about Meta. Supposedly (according to the article) she faces a $50K fine every time she breaks the contract she agreed to when departing the company by defaming them. But she has not ever been charged that fine. But she is facing bankruptcy.
That’s an article that’s so poorly written that it literally doesn’t seem to have warranted any comment except mine which says literally “I do not understand the facts presented in this article and how they correlate”. Last I checked there were no other comments.
We see articles like this all the time.
- Comment on Meta exposé author faces bankruptcy after ban on criticising company 2 weeks ago:
I’m not sure why she’s being banned from criticizing the company? Like she signed a “non NDA” that included a clause about disparagement of the company, I get that, but I don’t really understand how that’s not a violation of her rights and therefore an invalidation of the contract.
And on further reading it’s claimed that she hasn’t been forced to pay any damages for breach of that contract so how is she on the verge of bankruptcy? Is it that she can’t promote her book?
- Comment on The Wikipedia page for the fediverse describes a den of iniquity 2 weeks ago:
It’s pretty cool being a member of a den of iniquity.
- Comment on Mastodon has a new plan to make money: Hosting and support services for the open social web 2 weeks ago:
Because they will create their own circlejerk in the fediverse too and people will leave them alone to do it. Instances would likely defederate from a truth social instance if it were federated. They are also in the habit of banning anyone who speaks against their side so it wouldn’t do much good to try.
- Comment on Spotify peeved after 10,000 users sold data to build AI tools 3 weeks ago:
So, let me get this straight. Spotify uses AI, is developing AI and is allowing (and possibly seeding the platform with) AI generated music.
And the company [Spotify] is upset that the users are downloading their own data and putting in it trust in a collective for the purposes of selling it to an AI company to analyze?
And Spotify made it part of their TOS that you have the right to download your own data as a user, but also made it part of the TOS that you can’t use the data you own to train AI (which only makes sense if you don’t own your data).
Have I got this is right?
- Comment on Proton Mail Suspended Journalist Accounts at Request of Cybersecurity Agency 3 weeks ago:
His statements on reddit were also edited after the fact after several people in the comments came with receipts and he doubled down.
- Comment on [Silksong] Patch Version 1.0.28497 Now Live 3 weeks ago:
The birds in greymoor.
- Comment on Big Tech: Convenience is a Trap 3 weeks ago:
And that is why I don’t click on or watch YouTube videos from here. Either I’ve seen the video already (as is the case with a lot of gamers nexxus vids), or I am not willing to give the amount of time it takes to watch the video when I could read a distilled version of it in a minute or so. I don’t care about your greeting (hey, this is [channel] here, back with another video. Today we’ll be talking about [insert topic], but first …[mindless garbage]).
I know that newer gems love video format and want it for all the things but I do not.
- Comment on State consider monitoring parolees with artificial intelligence: program would track people on parole and probation using AI to find patterns in where they go and how often they charge their devices. 3 weeks ago:
Absolutely not. If you want to track them that badly then put an ankle monitor on them as part of their parole conditions.
Please note I don’t agree with the ankle monitor either but at least it can’t make up data about these people. If you’re paroling them and they have paid their debt to society, I think it’s fair to have them check in with a human parole officer at intervals and leave them alone.
- Comment on 3 weeks ago:
As someone who just got a verbal reprimand at work for “language” due to having an outburst of irritation where an explosive was used (which is a common enough occurrence in the hangar where I work), I’m seriously about to start auto censoring everything in the most gen Alpha way possible just to annoy the others.
- Comment on From burner phones to decks of cards: NYC teens are adjusting to the smartphone ban 3 weeks ago:
I grew up in the American public school system during pokemon and Yu-Gi-Oh cards peak popularity. There were a whole lot of people who had card decks confiscated under such rules. I’ve lived in several states and while I don’t know the policies for everyone state I’ve lived in’s public schools, I do know that the school’s my son has attended also have such rules.
So I guess YMMV.
- Comment on U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren Questions Pentagon Awarding $200 Million Contract to Integrate Elon Musk’s “Grok” Into Military Systems Following the Chatbot’s Antisemitic Posts 3 weeks ago:
Wishful thinking. I want you to go have a look at DTS and then tell me you think having to use a racist chatbot to access some information is going to collapse the system.
- Comment on From burner phones to decks of cards: NYC teens are adjusting to the smartphone ban 3 weeks ago:
Decks of cards are usually banned in schools. The schools consider. Card games to be gambling (even if there are no stakes) and that’s not permitted on school premesis.
- Comment on I asked 20 game developers about Stop Killing Games. [Alanah Pearce] 5 weeks ago:
He also sells a lot of his “good side” via short form videos on Tik Tok and YouTube etc. So when you only get a snippet or two of him talking or answering questions, and he seems like he’s encouraging people to learn to code or do game dev etc it sounds nice. It sounds like he’s being supportive of his audience. It seems like he’s just a dude. But when you get right down to it, that doesn’t bear out who he is, even his actual online persona in his long form content or streams.
- Comment on Imgur's Community Is In Full Revolt Against Its Owner 5 weeks ago:
s3nd.pics is also a possible successor.
- Comment on [fluff post] If lemmy users are Lemmites, what would we like to call piefed users? 5 weeks ago:
I suggested “Fedlings” in the main thread and I think that could work for the fediverse at large.
- Comment on [fluff post] If lemmy users are Lemmites, what would we like to call piefed users? 5 weeks ago:
I really like it too. If it takes off, no need to attribute it to me. I’m sure other people have also thought of it.
- Comment on [fluff post] If lemmy users are Lemmites, what would we like to call piefed users? 5 weeks ago:
I like “Feelings” personally.
- Comment on Imgur's Community Is In Full Revolt Against Its Owner 5 weeks ago:
www.imgcat.io is being built by an imgur user but it’s not ready yet.
- Comment on FTC chair Andrew Ferguson warns Google not to filter or suppress emails sent by Republicans over Gmail 5 weeks ago:
Lol. Send me the email. I’m not just going to filter it. Y’all are so bad at email I could reply all and tank your email chain with an all hands message of my asshole. Seriously, Republicans what even is this? If you don’t want it marked as spam don’t send it to people who don’t want and didn’t ask for it.
- Comment on Trump says he’ll keep extending TikTok shutdown deadline 1 month ago:
And the people who use Tik Tok don’t see this as a red flag.
- Comment on Americans’ junk-filled garages are hurting EV adoption, study says 1 month ago:
After a couple of years? No. But 25 years isn’t an unreasonable amount of time to want to own a vehicle if you take care of it. We treat vehicles these days like they’re disposable and honestly I don’t think a 25 year old battery pack is going to be particularly desirable.
- Comment on Here’s What Happened When I Made My College Students Put Away Their Phones 1 month ago:
On thing that worked for me was recording the lesson so that I didn’t necessarily have to take notes right away and could absorb more information being told to me, have time to think about that information and ask questions in the moment. Then I could go home, re-listen to the lecture, write out some notes, and then fine tune those notes by reading the source material and other learning aids. This worked better for me especially having ADHD than trying to write notes and missing parts of the lecture as a result. Being able to take photos of the board was also useful, especially when diagrams and or visual information was being relayed.
I do think it’s important to experiment with what you have available and find strategies that work for you. Not everyone learns the same way.
- Comment on Trump is building ‘one interface to rule them all.’ It’s terrifying. 1 month ago:
It’s stupid from a comsec perspective even if it wasn’t stupid for any other reasons. Compartmentalization is a good strategy as we continue to upgrade outdated and vulnerable systems. But of course, this “leader” is an idiot. So he wouldn’t know that.