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Cake day: July 20th, 2023

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  • Nothing happens = The rich get richer

    Economy goes down = The rich get richer

    Economy goes up = The rich get richer

    Global pandemic = The rich get richer

    War = The rich get richer

    Fires/floods destroy neighbourhoods = guess what…

    Good thing the people in charge of capitalism are known for their wholesome ethics and seperation of people in power, otherwise we might be worried theyd abuse the above as an Incentive to feed their greed.




  • Based on the headline this is not about blocking ai scrappers but by making them pay to do it.

    Based on the discussion below which moved that goalpost the most likely answer is by making it cheaper to scrape “legally” then it costs to mimic millions of individual residential browsers with human users.

    I don’t know how many aces cloudflare has up its sleep to detect secret ai but they definitely have the tools to make it pretty costly and difficult. There is also a broadband impact difference between a few capitalist megapigs scrapping secretly versus loads of global basement dwellers and smaller companies scrapping worry free.










  • If your library is on other platform like gog, epic, amazon or off platform .exe you can use heroic launcher and for most stuff it works just as well.

    For some games there is a little more learning curve because you have to translate custom steam configurations found on protondb to do the same thing in heroic but overall you actually have way more control then steam.

    The only reason “id think twice” is if you play lots of games with anticheat which does not work on every distro (like arch btw).




  • Did you pay for copilot yourself or did your job provide you with a license?

    The enterprise tier of copilot is supposed to have access to such data, though it can be managed trough internal policies.

    Ask it to summarize your latests emails In outlook/teams messages. If it has access to those (and this is intended) then its near certainty also setup to know who is who in the organization.

    Allegedly, the data is “safe” because enterprises is supposedly not harvested and used for training… which makes me conclude non enterprise use absolutely is.

    Allegedly because thats what Microsoft claims and on paper it looks legal. But these tech companies never seem to actually follow the law to such a degree that any claims that unmistakably seem to fit within the legal framework automatically are sus to me.