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Comment Re:why is that? (Score 1) 85

That's a false equivalency. Each user has their own walled garden.

A better equivalence would be a gated community with a an extremely strict HOA managed by Tesla, and it allows home owners only to drive Tesla cars, have solarcity solar panels, internet by starlink and AI from Grok.
Now the local government is demanding that the HOA allows home owners to buy other brands as well. And the HOA responds that thais against safety and uniformity.

Comment Re:That sounds about right (Score 1) 167

> Think about all of those times when you've google'd a show you just watched to find out if it's going to have another season or if it's going to be cancelled, and most of the search results you find spend the first 8 paragraphs just re-hashing shit that you already know about it before basically admitting that they don't know either.

I love when sites feature these super clickbaity headlines "Is this the limit for {celebrity}??" or "This one thing will change for {celebrity}". The articles begin with the first four paragraphs describing the current situation and what everyone knows. Then it continues to suggest it's going to address the clickbait title's subject, but continues to rehash more common knowledge. Then at the end you find out that iit was all a clickbaity nothing burger, and you've been tricked into reading AI generated garbage. Again.

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