peeves.pro
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Making no impact on their presence in AI tools despite the presentation by outlets like the Atlantic.
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Learning about it from this post, this feels like a double whammy.
The books have already been vacuumed into every AI tool, and now the search index is going to be used to remove access to papers/books by actual students and researchers.
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:3
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heh
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Tale as old as adsense really
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they should make it playable like old prereleases too that'd be slick
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PNG stands for Portable Network Graphics
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Nothing about what you said is specific to WebP, and it was never meant *only* for webdev
You may be able to make that argument for something like FUIF/JPEGXL with the progressive levels of decoding, but WebP isn't doing anything web-specific
Software support being the issue just backs me up
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How is it not meant for personal use though
This feels a lot more like an issue with the software people use and less with the format itself, since you could apply the logic to any newish format
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I believe they're confusing House Minority Leader and DNC Chair
www.npr.org/2025/01/30/n...
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can confirm it is the right decision, consistent access to large amounts of files is amazing
definitely a higher level thing but i even started running games on my steam deck off my NAS, and it was GLORIOUS
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The context this gives to it (radar face) in their role as predators is so goddamn cool.
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Equivalent ""jobs"" are a lot more rewarding on other platforms.
Not sure why your being obtuse pretending this is about content creation when the comparison is obviously there considering Hank is a youtube mainstay.
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It's counting the number of times it's been touched
A countertop
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I've used Thunderbird on and off to manage RSS
Nice to browse emails and feeds in the same place
blog.thunderbird.net/2022/05/thun...
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Like back in the day when blip or dailymotion were used and started to fade, the only real issue was moving archives.
The content and creators were still there afterwards.
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I think even a local filter would go a long way if the backend is too difficult to execute on in a short timeframe
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Damn, that's OG
Not sure if it was just my area, but never knew a soul with a Master System
Plenty with NES/Genesis and later, but seems like the MS-1000 just skipped over my region of suburban Ontario
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Less populated platform -> Discovery feed pushing low-engagement, non-curated posts -> a more mixed audience of non-followers being served your content I'd imagine
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I see your Quest 64 and raise you Tonic Trouble