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How hard would it be to make a fake "prototype" enclosure and then give it to your buddy so you can take photos? The renders of what the back is supposed to look like have been available for quite awhile.
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22july2013 said: Next: trifold phones. Trifold phones would be more functional as it would allow for an unfolded screen proportion that actually makes sense relative to entertainment uses like games and movies/TV. The only advantage that t…
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One of the Supreme Court's more goofball rulings that ignores over 100 years of legal precedent. SC itself issued the first nationwide injunction back in the early 20th century and federal courts began issuing them a couple of years after that. Clas…
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CheeseFreeze said: It’s € 85(!) on the App Store! Apple really doesn’t get it. I can download the Mac Ultimate edition for € 37 on GOG. They are completely out of their minds with game pricing on App Store. This is not an individual developer…
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Negotiators from Japan/South Korea have said that the Trump administration trade representative's can’t provide any details on what they’re looking for in a deal so I’m not sure that the EU is all that close to any “deals” that have permanence.
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anthogag said: This event is where they plot and devise ways to use AI to replace humans. Eddie Cue: "AI, make me look 50 pounds lighter and dress me like I just went on a shopping spree at the Gap".
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The Trump administration is lying about wanting domestic manufacturing to increase. They have increased the costs for American manufacturers by levying tariffs across the board on materials and parts that are imported. Increasing costs will not make…
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Basically, President Trump has claimed via an executive order that the law passed by Congress interferes with his ability to regulate foreign affairs as set by Article II of the Constitution, thus he's able to suspend enforcement of the law, which t…
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The United States...the only country with a leader that thinks tariffs should punish it's own citizens and companies.
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JamesCude said: Oooof hope they change that title. Cold as ice. 'Mommie Dearest' was already taken.
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Globally, it looks like legislators think App Store commissions are the big bad wolf and crypto/AI are warm, fuzzy bunnies. Bizarre at best.
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randominternetperson said: foregoneconclusion said: mfryd said: I am not a lawyer, however this is my understanding of what someone can do without violating copyright law. Yes, a person can do that without violating copyright. B…
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mfryd said: foregoneconclusion said: mfryd said: I am not a lawyer, however this is my understanding of what someone can do without violating copyright law. Yes, a person can do that without violating copyright. But AI doesn't w…
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mfryd said: I am not a lawyer, however this is my understanding of what someone can do without violating copyright law. Yes, a person can do that without violating copyright. But AI doesn't work like the human mind. AI requires the complete w…
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mfryd said: "Fair use" includes all sorts of things. "Fair use" for professional products is always limited to excerpts. AI programs are not trained on excerpts and they are definitely professional products.
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mfryd said: I am merely pointing out that these are a complicated issues. "Fair use" isn't really complicated. I'll provide an example that applies to myself. I like to design my own graphics for movies and TV shows that I have ripped from di…
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The 9th Circuit is the same court that ruled a 1795 statute which specifies invasion, rebellion, or inability to execute federal law as the only ways for the Executive to control the state national guard as being perfectly appropriate for a situatio…
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What's the word on how the art displays for ripped movies that are streamed from a home server? Are they forcing that to be vertical now or can you still use the horizontal format? I really wish Apple would give users the option to choose the orient…
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Surprised that this type of lawsuit didn't arrive sooner. AI companies should not be legally allowed to train their LLMs on copyrighted materials without permission. No permission = torrent with an AI app on top.
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Maybe Trump wants a piece of that 50% US ownership pie. A big, beautiful piece.