I left Facebook to get away from the brain rot. Please don’t bring their demographic to spread here.
Allowing threads to federate is like allowing a virus to enter the system.
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I can be a bit of a dink sometimes, I’m trying to work on that.
Here, have a spinning mouse I made.
I left Facebook to get away from the brain rot. Please don’t bring their demographic to spread here.
Allowing threads to federate is like allowing a virus to enter the system.
And then we never heard of this miracle technology again
Bill, you’re not even AT Microsoft anymore.
Edit: AND, you think a box of Pizza Rolls cost nearly 3 times as much as they actually do. I’m not trusting your opinion, man
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Recognizing that online service providers like Google are intermediaries and feasibly cannot (and should not) be required to make difficult determinations about the status of copyrights and user-posted content, the DMCA places the burden on copyright claimants asserting right—who are better positioned to know the facts relating to copyright ownership and infringement—to submit notifications of claimed infringement that contain certain specified elements and to attest to compliance with those requirements.
BUT,
Google will have no problem making you invisible to the world if they so feel like it.
My wife’s business had a photo on her page flagged as “Spam”, and they put her business in what is essentially Google Jail.
She wasn’t even sent an email, or received contact of any kind. Her business plummeted in a very short time.
Only once she realized what had happened did she ask them why this happened and found out.
Google’s solution they offered? “Use some of our pre-approved stock images, there shouldn’t be a problem!”
She begrudgingly did. And then, the EXACT SAME THING HAPPENED the very next day! With the stock photos THEY provided!
Google has set up a landscape of visibility that only THEY can control, and you’re at their whim. No wonder people are trying their very best to game their system. Being delisted from Google should NOT affect your business so heavily, they’re not the fucking business police
I would pay more at a theatre to not watch it in 3D
It’ll do that itself
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And all the “entry level” headsets really lack the hardware to make it an actual viable VR experience.
You’re essentially just moving around a camera with a gyroscope in it, unable to interact with anything.
Maybe if you’re in the military or space industry, otherwise I can’t see any practical use in commercial business.
No one wanted to wear them even for meetings while they were isolated, and that requires the bare minimum of effort
VR has been explored though, from Google Cardboard to the PSV2 to animating/painting… All of them failing to gain traction or be widely adopted.
It either needs to jump through a lot more hurdles to be more accessible and useful, or it’s just gonna be another cool experiment in time like Etch-A-Sketch
Did Spez, Musk and this prick all pick up on the same brain wave?
Bro, remember when VR was all the rage? EVERYTHING was pushing VR, so much so Facebook Meta went all in on it.
Now it’s a fucking novelty at best.
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Now, off to solve a bombing
We’ll start viewing Peertube as a viable option WHEN?
Now, they have the makings of their own shitty Smash Bros rip-off like Sony tried to do
dammit, how did i not think of NewPipe dream, lol.
I think if Peertube were to take off like Mastodon, it might at least be enough to put pressure on youtube to change.
hell, Meta saw fediverse gaining attention after Melon Husk took twitter for a nose dive, and threw together a half baked app to at least get their foot in the door. Theyre aware of what people actually want, they’re just trying to figure out a way to make money off of it/you.
I found this video explains it pretty well.
Think Lemmy/Mastodon or any fediverse platform, but solely for videos
Watch Meta try to patent the concept of Federation