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How about seeing YouTube adverts to then watch a video that's entirely an advertisement for the company that's sponsoring the YouTuber.

I didn't say that

Late only because of how swiftly Sam and Greg had agreed to work for Microsoft. This is sent on the first day back to work after the firing assuming OpenAI doesn't work full staff over the weekend. Furthermore contacting 700 people and getting a response back takes a little time too.

Let's be honest, Microsoft will probably be happy for Sam and Greg to return since OpenAI is almost a Microsoft company and it causes the least disruption. Alternatively could OpenAI go to 💩 and Microsoft lose their Edge (😉) over competitors in this space.

I've read it a few times over the years. Maybe I keep reading people say the same misinformation. I suppose without root we'll never know.

Your anecdotal evidence could just be that you've ruined your profile; although of course, you could be entirely correct.

I've only used it to remove annoying apps, e.g. Facebook. I've never gone crazy with it as I don't care about the manufacturer's pre-installed apps as they've remained silent for me.

The none root method that you mentioned is just removing the application from your profile. It's still present in the OS.

Back both horses and drop the one that loses the race.

So you're claiming that all of Lemmy is a Linux only community?

It doesn't look like they're getting offended to me.

Imagine you have a friend that you see daily. Every time you see them, they make the same joke. How quickly do you think you'll get tired of the joke?

Are iframes still popular?

Granted I don't poke around in a lot of websites these days but it feels like it's been a while since I've seen one in the wild.

CDNs also reduce load on the network. Why pull a resource from a server on the opposite side of the world when a CDN on my 'door step' can provide a cached version of it.

How many fields do you need?

One for cows, one for sheep, another for corn, ...

Edit: corrected a fat fingered word

Rich families in African countries already do this. Families have trusted drivers that they use to drive them around and send out to do errands for them.