TheOctonaut

Uh, do you understand that these sites are link aggregators? Collecting content from other platforms is the stated purpose

The original link is the same direct link?

You are “clarifying” incorrectly. Stealing does not mean removal of property. You making up a definition and basing some palid screed around that as a premise is not a point that I missed, it’s a point you based on nonsense.

• Steal her look
• Stole his idea
• Stealing a glance
• Stealing through the night
• Steal a moment

“Stealing” has never meant exclusively “taking someone’s property”.

The amount of mental gymnastics people will do to justify to themselves something that is so incredibly minor and also wrong. Do you hold yourselves to such high standards that the English language must change before admitting you did something a bit naughty?

Ok and then I can let the kids watch Wild Kratts in the car?

Oh cool! So I can stream stuff on the go for free?

Jellyfin? What’s that?

Your comparison is only valid if 4% of the world decided to pronounce it “Yermany” in English while everyone else called it Germany as it had been for millenia.

Cool so I just install it on my Smart TV and I get functional TV?

Jellyfin? Is that a new type of TV?

the LLM output could have come from non-GPL sources

Fundamentally not how LLMs work, it’s not a database of code snippets.

I’m horrified to tell you that it is still essentially post-processing, just done in-camera. There’s a reason these look unnatural.

Well, yes. It’s literally one of the most commonly cited examples of privilege. Vimes’ Boots Theory. A person who can afford to spend £100 on boots that last 5 years spends less than a person who spends £30 on boots that last 1 year.

(A common misunderstanding being that the more expensive purchase is someone being “wise”, when instead the person buying £30 boots didn’t have the privilege to purchase £100 boots)

Reddit karma-farming. Imgur was more responsible for the decline of Reddit than any other factor. Screenshots of other social media is somehow a hit

This is mostly the experience of Americans stepping off American cruise ships into American owned shops to buy Chinese goods in the Caribbean.

Sign up is still a confusing, exclusionary, inaccessible mess. So, no.