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US Freedom of speech will not work in Canadian courts, Google will have to prove, beyond a reasonable doubt, what the AI said is true. If they are smart they will settle out of court.
I certainly avoid Electron apps on macOS and konw I am not the only one who does.
We share a land border with Denmark, Hans Island , because of the Wiskey War.
Canada sees "Gulf of Mexico (Golf of America)" in both Apple and Google maps.
DVD"s sell at flea markets / yard sales for $1 doller each here.
OpenGL was deprecated, not removed from macOS.
Only MacOS Server 1.o used display postscript, every version since has use Quartz or Quartz Extreme ( also know as Display PDF).
None, Flutter is dart only.
An added expense, for an app that may not be paid.
This is because of an EU law. A quote from the artice "EU trader requirement in the European Union is now being enforced"
This is an EU law.... a quote from the artice "EU trader requirement in the European Union is now being enforced"
Bundles can be used for upgrade pricing, you put the new version up for full price (ie. $20) and and a bundle with the new and old version (ie $30, for a 50% discount on it) for those who own the old version. When you buy a bundle you don't pay for the one you own.
That doesn't mean all Apple users use it.
Posted by
rdsnsca on Thursday July 18, 2024 @08:08AM
from the androidauthority.com dept.
from
https://9to5mac.com/2024/07/16/apple-used-youtube-videos/"It’s important to emphasize here that Apple didn’t download the data itself, but this was instead performed by EleutherAI. It is this organization which appears to have broken YouTube’s terms and conditions. All the same, while Apple and the other companies named likely used a publicly-available dataset in good faith, it’s a good illustration of the legal minefield created by scraping the web to train AI systems"
Killed by a lawsuit by a patent troll company, never forget.
Housing is a provinivcal responibility
Rim has sued every company that tried that.
The headline left out the more important part :
"The company also updated its privacy policies that will allow for the collection of biometric data and employment history, among other information"
More likely the post was deleted.
Posted by
rdsnsca on Monday June 26, 2023 @12:24PM
from the github.com dept.
They electrocute them, at least they do in Canada. They hang them by their feet on a conveyer belt that dips their head into an electrified water trough.