Comment Re:Yet still (Score 4, Insightful) 63
Who is mining anything here? Local storage of an audio chat != data mining
Who is mining anything here? Local storage of an audio chat != data mining
Good thing Nintendo aren't saving these recordings on their servers then. They're stored locally on each device.
If grown adults are grooming kids on GameChat, I'd hope an ex-Army school janitor shows up at their door.
"software that doesn't allow you to shoot yourself in the foot if you're determined"
I can think of some: Retail video game console operating systems.
Areas powered by Oilpan garbage collection saw expanded usage to avoid reliance on slower memory allocators like malloc.
Garbage collection is quicker than malloc/free when you don't collect any garbage until after the benchmark has finished.
Even with a corporate firewall blocking the ads here, DevTools reported this page as requiring 1.5MB of data downloaded. There's only 13 comments so far.
It's not just ads, it's the websites are now made poorly. Usually with Javascript rendering the content to ensure ads get displayed before content, so you stare at an ad while you wait.
They put things like this in the contracts too
EACH PARTY’S TOTAL LIABILITY UNDER THE AGREEMENT WILL NOT EXCEED THE TOTAL AMOUNT CUSTOMER PAID TO OPENAI DURING THE TWELVE MONTHS IMMEDIATELY PRIOR TO THE EVENT GIVING RISE TO LIABILITY
And just incase a bunch of customers all have the same issues
15.1. Mandatory Arbitration. Customer and OpenAI agree to resolve any Disputes, regardless of when they arose, even if it was before this Agreement existed, through final and binding arbitration.
15.6. No Class Actions. Disputes must be brought on an individual basis only and may not be brought as a plaintiff or class member in any purported class, consolidated, or representative proceeding.
5.7. Batch Arbitration....
Probably most relevant to the OP
16.9. Force Majeure. Except for payment obligations, neither Customer nor OpenAI will have any liability for failures or delays resulting from conditions beyond Customer’s or OpenAI’s reasonable control, including but not limited to governmental action or acts of terrorism, earthquake or other acts of God, labor conditions, or power failures.
I like how they put strikes and power cuts in there too.
Not enough nag screens for Office, Outlook and Copilot, so they need to take more inspiration from the spam-fest that is LinkedIn.
Also because where I come from, it's called a Nissan Tiida. But that wouldn't be on the list too, as I'm not a grandma.
I have a 2008 Versa
My condolences.
I doubt they will be in breach of any contract. The contracts would likely state they must abide by all laws in whatever jurisdiction they've specified.
Three words whose first consonant sound is
In went $445 million, for ~1/3rd share, making the whole company "worth" 1.5 billion.
Still a lot of money, but not 1.5B, also spread over at least 6 years of outgoings.
If I had to choose between a 5 speed manual and a 6 speed, I'd go for the 6 speed.
If my priority was a manual transmission, a Nissan Versa wouldn't even make it on the list.
You can't shield that well. Navigation signals are ridiculously weak.
You don't see these kinds of data breaches with traditional banks, that also do KYC.
A good supervisor can step on your toes without messing up your shine.