Economics has nothing to do with my opinion.
That companies products are shit, and have been for years.
The only reason they stick around is because of tax dollars propping them up, which could instead be put towards other more profitable and sustainable industries.
Ontario doesn’t need that car plant. It has better ones.
meh… that company should have folded a long time ago.
Anyone employed there should have been paying attention for the last 15 years, and if they weren’t planning long term to find another job or train themselves while working there, can’t say I have any sympathy for them.
Just think of all that millennial investments!
ahh… I was wondering when people were going to start talking about Tariffs in relation to streaming services and purchasing software…
That’s fucking scary as shit…
You get grabbed and sent to this place, and are forced into these conditions,
Make people desperate,
They’ll more likely go to war.
The same thing its been for the last 20 years?
I don’t seem to understand your question.
Note: Anyone that wants to clean up the noise background,
Run it through nVidia Broadcast.
Good idea Donny…
Make your nation dumber… You’ll really compete on the global market that way!
The dude that wrote this blog is a goof…
defines backdoor as “relating to something that is done secretly
effectively constitute a “private API”, and a company’s choice to not publicly document their private API
Idiot thinks these are two different things…
Are they are trying to argue that malicious intent is needed to define it as a back door?
Moron…
Yeah, I have no doubt you are correct. It’s one of those situations that if it were that easy, it would already be done.
Considering how critical a browser is these days.
I’m surprised there isn’t a very popular Open-Source one that everyone is using.
Yeah, it boils down to… who do you want seeing your data?
The Chinese? or the Americans?
Who tells the AI what to create? And how well does the AI understand the exact thing the person is attempting to do?
It would be no different than prompt engineers now knowing exactly what the say/type in order to get the image output they want.
That prompt work would be a kind of programming code in upon itself.
I’d be watching all my shit in 3D…
If they actually sold 3D TV’s that used the polar glasses and streaming services streamed 3D movies.
People say they were a gimmick, but a basic polarized TV’s for a reasonable price were never a thing.
Oh ok. Got it.
Thanks,
Did I say that wrong?
Is it Lemmy and Mastodon?
They are both ‘fediverse’?
Makes me wonder,
Do they calculate all the software / subscriptions / services that are being sold by US companies in their ‘trade’ calculations?
I’m willing to bet, US is already exporting more than importing if you put those into the equation.