If someone sees an Angus steakhouse and actually goes in and buys food they must be blind. It’s the most obvious looking tourist trap of a chain you can imagine.
It perches itself on corners in busy parts of London next to major tube stations and preys on the dimmest and laziest tourists. It’s genuinely worrying so many people fall for it and go in, reviews or not.
Recommending it is more of a joke than a serious attempt to convince anyone it’s good.
Won’t compete or can’t compete?
I’m not 100% sure Jared didnt
Light my arse, from the start they’ve interrupted with adverts for their own crap making it barely tolerable. Even on the adfree tier.
Canceled and no intention of ever going back. Measuring your ad load by American standards doesn’t work when your competition is netflix and iPlayer.
Do bombs explode? Or is it the explosives inside of them that are exploding?
Did it really need quotes?
Please don’t “well actually” this
Jfc Christ Lemmy.
Every single comment misunderstanding the point. The batteries are exploding because there’s explosives in them. This does make them exploding batteries. The explode because they are partially made with explosives. Please don’t well actually this.
No this is not a description of something Israel did, it’s a hypothetical way to do a similar attack to show how within reach of idiot terrorists it is.
Raising the idea of doing this so everyone is thinking about it is extremely bad for us all. Thanks Israel.
404 broke this with investigate journalism. Account needed to read, to prevent ai scraping.
it’s up to us commenters to back you up.
Totally worth reading, just great internet creativity
If this is the problem spending a lot of effort to also serve ads along with the real video seems like it’d increase costs.
What you’re talking about is a real problem for Google but it’s not the only cause of the new behaviour since Neal took over
With the number of trackers on most sites you usually get a performance boost with an extension vetting each network call
Until someone uses it for a little more than boilerplate, and the reviewer nods that bit through as it’s hard to review and not something a human/the person who “wrote” it would get wrong.
Unless all the ai generated code is explicitly marked as ai generated this approach will go wrong eventually.
He probably found it very hard to make any accounts on computers
You see, the music labels know that stealing from Spotify is morally correct.
With recall you can search for a website you saw once, a link in a discord channel, an email all at once in one place.
They have (or had) a suspiciously high confession rate too.
Unless you’re using js in your hardware drivers it’s very unlikely to bring down the entire computer
But with the state of software development maybe you are /o\
I wonder if “code” means pull requests and they have a load of automated ones to update versions of external and internal libraries