No, I don’t think so. Dreaming is free, though.

Let me guess. You think this is impossible.

Wouldn’t be amazing that some kind of hacker group would delete accounts on request, as long as these accounts aren’t actively used?

Are they in love with it? Did it have a “she” name? Remember the guy in Colombia, full on cocaine, claiming to be the best engineer ever, but still amazed about the AI he created? The one Linus rejected his main contribution to the kernel…?

That is good is up to you, as the user. I wouldn’t use their service at all without avoiding those ads, so, it’s not a good “free” service for me.

Of course, but it’s a bit misleading. I thought it might be helpful to add that comment.

SmartTube is for Android, as is NewPipe. You need a Smart TV with Android TV. Other TVs do not have a way out.

Easy, I’ll just switch to… Oh, right, it’s a monopoly, who would have thought they’d offer a shitty service for “free”?

I honestly only read comments simping spez.

Well, you have to believe that.

They alll fail when forever gain growth is the expectation.

I do both.

I read almost all of the first chapter out of courtesy, but I could do with some introduction of what this is. The piece doesn’t even have a prologue and you just copypasted a link with no context. What’s this in general?

I’ll take all the AI they throw at me once the governments start taxing the rich appropriately, and these taxes cover for at least the basic needs of everyone. I’m not holding my breath, they always want everything.

These companies have more money in their hands than they can carry, is it too crazy to think they may be somehow buying on public perception? I’m not trying to make a point on this, I don’t have the time, just saying, this kind of thing happens all the time; investing on public opinion is quite cheap for them.

That explains that awkward interaction in the interview. It’s like an interview happening in the Black Lodge.

To me, that is just clickbait.

Slow down, big daddy! You can be gentle at it sometimes.

Geeez, who are the other two?

I don’t think, at this point, people who use Telegram do it for their privacy. I still use it, but I don’t trust it one bit more than I trust WhatsApp.