Am I the only one that hates third-party clients for Desktop? They all have terrible UI and UX. Firefox + UBlock + Youtube is the way to go. For the phone it's NewPipe or Grayjay.

Buy Blu-rays. Highly underrated.

• The sound and video quality is the best you'll get anywhere.
• It selectively supports the movies and artists you like.
• You get amazing extras and documentaries about the movie.
• Nobody can take the movie away from you.
• You can rip the disc with MakeMKV to view digitally with Jellyfin.

If privacy preserving ad features become good enough, we won't have as much privacy inversive ad tracking and a better internet overall. For the long game, this might not be such a bad thing as ads won't go away anytime soon.

I think the actual reason is that it looks scifi and sick.

This is the original video:

https://youtu.be/k5xf40KrK3I?feature=shared

I don't understand why people illegally steal and reupload videos elsewhere on the internet. Just post the original video...

You can't just do that! If someone here is dedicated enough, then this will get you in big trouble!

The only problem I have is the search. It's very hard to find anything sometimes.

AI doesn't know what's wrong or correct. It hallucinates every answer. It's up to the supervisor to determine whether it's wrong or correct.

Mathematically verifying the correctness of these algorithms is a hard problem. It's intentional and the trade-off for the incredible efficiency.

Besides, it can only "know" what it has been trained on. It shouldn't be suprising that it cannot answer about the Trump shooting. Anyone who thinks otherwise simply doesn't know how to use these models.

What democracy? It's a two-party, two-opinion system that's completely broken at the verge of civil war. The US is the least democratic country of all democracies.

It's privacy preserving and you can turn it off. It's the best option for attribution we have yet.

It's probably even higher than that. These stats are mostly based on website visits I believe. And many Linux users are also privacy-minded and might spoof their OS in the browser. I bet a large portion of the Unknown is actually Linux too.

I'm not aware of any messenger that is more secure. In fact, almost every other encrypted messenger uses the same algorithm.

It might not by the most anonymous messenger (as there is Session and Threema for example that don't require a phone number) but it's probably the most secure.

Are they fleeing or are they preparing for an attack?