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I’ve already stashed the popcorn.

> The utopian bits were never really explained, either.

That’s a bit of a spoiled attitude. You can’t expect a science fiction author to just casually solve a problem that humanity hasn’t managed to solve in millennia.

We also accept that they have warp drive without expecting an explanation how they got it.

Oh, great, then there is nothing to fix. We just apply medieval standards and everything is hunky dory.

Good. Let them have a taste of their own medicine.

You can’t thoroughly enshittify when users still have recourse. That hole has been plugged now. It was only a question of time.

Unrelated to AI, they engineered their own downfall with the way they treat contributors and the questions they still do get. I have practically forgotten that this platform exists at all.

DDOS from an LLM.

Still cheaper to let Meta get their hands dirty than to launch a CIA operation and attempting to keep it covert.

The biggest bugs are folks like Dario and Sam. I agree they can’t be fixed.

Are you saying archived articles may be fake? What exactly is untrustworthy about an archiving service?

I can only imagine the heartbreaking trauma these poor rich people are made to suffer when parting with their beloved money to pay taxes. What an earth-shattering tragedy. How do they survive?

I guess that only works for those who have a subscription. I merely see an empty screen.

Is eMudhra the sister of Cthulhu by any chance?

What planet do you live on?

Are you saying I’m not normal?

Bouldy O’Bouldface.

This is how the great depression started. Everybody learned you can make a lot of fast money with fraud. Until the whole house of cards collapsed.

given enough money you can get away with anything.

This is some next-level newspeak euphemism. I foresee a stellar career in PR or the ministry of propaganda.

We need independent hardware labs that can audit devices for absence of spy gear.

And I believe I’m Napoleon. Prepare for an invasion.

Does it affect canceling an NYT subscription?

It would never occur to a rich person that paying for a newspaper subscription could be considered friction, much less a problem.

Well, what the kids don’t learn in biology class, they can still learn on HN.

That complaint is invalidated by the argument of tu quoque. Complaining about something they are doing themselves.

He's afraid of vampires sucking up the limelight before it reaches him. He needs it desperately.

Fewer working hours.

Absence of proof is not proof of absence.

Copilot, of course. Helpfully, every Microslop product is named Copilot Something now. Take your pick.

> Just hope that your browser doesn't automatically reopen the same tab when it starts up again

Busted. My browser is configured to do just that.