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Natanael
joined 6 months ago
Kea bird. Even smarter and cause trouble just out of pure curiosity.
It's like choosing to watch a game played by a bot
There's past evidence that the brain essentially outsources whole categories of knowledge and memories and skill to its surroundings.
You might get good at certain things and learn certain things, somebody else learns something else, and then you both learn roughly what the other knows, at which point you rely on them for questions specific to what they know, and they rely on you for your specialty.
We do this with technology too (it's a big part of skills involving tools), and people has been doing it with dictionaries, online searches, etc.
But doing it so universally for everything, just because chatgpt can form answer-shaped text for anything, is just insane. Don't you even want to have your own personal feelings and thoughts? Do you just want to become an indirect interface to a bot for other people?
It's like the kind of personality-less people who mold themselves after popular people around them, but they're doing it with an algorithm instead...
The people designated to reach out to locals to make sure they understood how serious it was got fired
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No, copyright isn't relinquished from any of that (not even any effect on damages if you still require players to have bought the game to use the private servers), and trademarks wouldn't be affected at all if you simply require that 3rd party servers are marked as unofficial
Only applicable if they run the servers themselves, not if they let others run their own servers.
And "would leave rights holders liable" is completely false, no game would have offline modes if it did
The outer chains are purely for stability of the top. The center one holds all weight.
The Pixel line is comparable to the Samsung S line, you got a budget phone before
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