I’m really confused by your comment and it seems like you’re assuming everyone knows what you’re talking about already. Could you provide some context?

What about “Free” are they getting wrong? (I’m assuming you’re talking about Mozilla here?).

What Amazon reviews thing? Who was this “shady dude”, what did he do that was so “shady”, and how does that relate to Some Amazon review thing if you’re not even sure that he was behind it to begin with?

What does “Aled it up” mean?

Apparently they weren’t always a gambling site in the way that you see today, they switched over to this sometime in the last 2 years: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bBUkajbg688&t=119s

They do write that, but it also says that your money is deposited in an FDIC insured account.

And, according to the article, they even gave you a routing number and account from Evolve:

When I signed up, they gave me an Evolve routing and account number."

The mystery of where those funds are hasn’t been solved, despite six months of court-mediated efforts between the four banks involved. That’s mostly because the estate of Andreessen Horowitz-backed Synapse doesn’t have the money to hire an outside firm to perform a full reconciliation of its ledgers, according to Jelena McWilliams, the bankruptcy trustee.

So you’re telling me that a company which manages $42 billion worth of assets doesn’t have the money to hire a firm to track down where all of the money was transferred to? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Andreessen_Horowitz

https://www.stalker2.com/preorder

The physical copy comes with some goodies, or else you can pre-order through GoG, Steam, Epic Games, MS Store, or Xbox.

Ackshully… It should be: “AaaS”.

This is starting to tick me off. Now you’ve got me all wound up!

You realize that copyright law still applies… whether you add some additional license to your software or not… right?

What does copyright law have to do with a ban on removing malicious code?

What ban?

What do you mean by this?:

Cara, bans us from removing malicious source code

Is there obviously malicious source code? Is there a policy that specifically says we can’t remove any source code? Is this even open source?

Once again, the Simpsons predicted the future: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WPc-VEqBPHI

Correction: “Weight List” ;)

Shout-out to Archive.org for all the awesome work they do to backup what they can from the internet.

(Especially when some stack overflow answer to a question is just a link to some website that has either changed or no longer exists).

Very true… what I meant to say was:
[…] then this means our data shouldn’t need to leave the device at all […]

Actually, if this is the requirement, then this means our data isn’t leaving the device at all (for this purpose) since everything is being run locally.

Looks like a separate element that comes after the LLM summary which can be removed by ad blockers. That is, if you’re still using Google search…

A very useful video that explains what Quantum Internet is… and what it isn’t:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u-j8nGvYMA8

TL/DW: A big misconception here has to do with Quantum entanglement. Quantum Entanglement in Quantum Internet doesn’t mean that you can transfer data at speeds faster than light.

It’s true that this connection would be “ultra secure” but this would be very inefficient (slow) and it wouldn’t be reliable in a noisy environment. It would probably be most useful for some sort of authentication protocol/key sharing.

Videography
Photography
Downloading Machine Learning Models
Data for Training ML Models
Training ML Models
Gaming (the games themselves or saving replays)
Backing up movies/videos/images etc.
Backing up music
NAS

Take your pick, feel free to mix and match or add on to the list.

Relevant video for explaining quantum internet as well as clearing up some misconceptions about what quantum internet can and can’t do:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u-j8nGvYMA8