No, but...

The lawsuit in the ‌Sacramento federal court said the scheme violated assembly bill 325, a California law that took effect on 1 January and was intended to crack down on algorithmic price fixing.

You need a law to back it, and a proof point (in this case, a centralized AI company just like the rent collusion lawsuit).

Now you're just quoting redditors.

https://www.thedrive.com/news/every-gta-in-game-radio-station-is-playable-irl-in-this-guys-car

I still have not been to the X-Files museum conveniently located next to my favorite local bakery.

I, like other respondents, don't care if AI is used, I only care if AI was trusted.

AI is a tool to enhance a workflow, and as long as a skilled human is reviewing it and fixing it, fine.

We would be better off defining a programmer's project vs an ametuer hour vibe coded monstrosity, but that won't ever really happen.

A new internet isn't even needed, just a new protocol.

Corpos aren't on Gopher or Gemini, for instance.

Oh that sounds spot on. Thanks.

Your to is too short.

Why agechecker.net-bypass? Suggestion: Change that name to something more generic like agecheck-bypass quick. You will almost certainly run into other URLs you can add in, and future users are going to think this only works with "agechecker.net".

You need to send data to a callback URL. Blocks won't work, that's basically like sitting on the verification screen and doing nothing.

OK, but that's going to be a lot more confusing when it happens for existing users. Especially if a platform requires you to start over vs update a name.

N of one, but:

• Paid closed source = Advertisement, ban.
• FOSS without free self hosting = Advertisement, ban.
• FOSS with self-hosting but some self-hosted features are paid = Still an advertisement, but MAYBE acceptable if we are being lenient. I don't like it, personally.
• FOSS with free self-hosting and paid hosted services = Good for them, play on.

Edit: @[email protected] had a comment about Tailscale, it's a prime example of the last bullet.

I'd be willing to bet at least 50% of respondents in this thread use FDroid and/or Obtainium, and will continue to use side loading.

You can still use FDroid and Obtainium, you just have to enable side loading manually.

Somebody didn't read the article. The problem is flood risk from dredging (in the UK)

The scary part is, since social media age verification was hidden in it.. that might not be satire for once.

Age and activity level plays a big role here. For instance, a 30-40s mildly active man of avg weight might eat less than a smaller 20-30s active woman.

N of 2, but for example my partner (F) is a bit younger than me (M), and also a cyclist (about 3-4 times my volume of riding). She can easily out eat me, and will finish my plate despite being over 20% lighter than me.

I've been meaning to explore Gopher and Gemini. Maybe this meme is the spark I needed.

Read the title.

A high-speed camera, which took one frame per millisecond, was focused on the borehole because studying the velocity of the plate was deemed scientifically interesting.[8] After the detonation, the plate appeared in only one frame. Regarding its speed Brownlee reckoned that "a lower limit could be calculated by considering the time between frames (and I don't remember what that was)", and joked that the best estimate was it was "going like a bat!"[10]

How many could we get now, 10? That would probably be enough. Time machine it is.