Well said.

I’d like to add that the biggest problem, imo, is the closed source nature of the models. Corporations who used our collective knowledge, without permission, to create AI to sell back to us is unethical at best. All AI models should be open source for public access, sort of like libraries. Corpos are thrilled we’re fighting about copyright pennies instead, I’m sure.

They should be a tad more frequent, imo.

No it’s not. It’s well established law that we are allowed to resell our physical media. You’re just wrong. Like I said, if it were up to corporate media lawyers, you would be correct, which is why it’s frustrating to see people like OP & yourself falling into line when no one’s even asking you to. Stop that.

According to media lawyers, maybe. But when I have a CD of music, or a game cartridge, I can sell it to someone else. For money. Because it’s my copy I’m selling. So, what the fuck are you talking about except ceding the point to corporate lawyers for no good reason?

Probably hoping people don’t needlessly mock them on the Internet for dumb shit like landscape mode while being judged for somehow affecting others’ happiness by simply asking for some understanding?

Just a guess, tho.

Tell us the story, Grandpa!

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Thanos from Marvel Vs Capcom?

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You posted this on Lemmy.

They could try not having an overinflated budget?

I’m using FF & don’t have that issue nor have I elsewhere.

Sometime extensions cause issues if you have any installed.

My grandpa’s pacemaker has beef with being left out of the, “cool cybernetic implants,” category.

Fuckin gross, man.

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That’s right everyone, the Bezos Post is left leaning!

God, this fucking debate has been going on for decades with you nerds. Bieb or Hannah there’s no right answer, use whichever works best for you!

Me too except I also skip the part about the beer.

It must be so weird for Drew (the guy from Giant Bomb in the meme) to browse the internet every day lol!

You’re blaming the wrong people. Being sensitive of triggers is a good thing, advertisers are the problem.

If you look into the history of radio & television, you’ll see the same pattern. Like the internet, at first they were an awesome medium anyone could use and all kinds of badass stuff happened. Over time everything became consolidated & advertisers insisted on censoring for maximum efficiency.