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thecam , to technology in YouTubers can take training courses to remove warnings from their permanent record
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What a slap to the tits to Youtube content creators. Essentially it is just “diveristy training” for Youtube creators.

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  • thecam ,
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    I prefer LBRY/odysee and nostr looks promising in the future as well. Peertube is good but not as censorship resistant as LBRY or nostr.

    Franzia ,

    Except diversity training is wishful thinking, this is just fucking patronizing. Like youtube is rubbing their nipples on the zoom calling telling a veteran youtuber how to avoid content warnings. Fuck off. Omg.

    bob_wiley , to technology in YouTubers can take training courses to remove warnings from their permanent record
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  • falkerie71 ,
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    How? What possible reason could the church give to give the strike?

    HawlSera , to technology in YouTubers can take training courses to remove warnings from their permanent record

    Youtube… you can’t make me take “diversity training”, I don’t work for you.

    Eh at least it’s some improvement over “We found an arbitrary reason to ban you. Get lost”

    drdabbles , to technology in YouTubers can take training courses to remove warnings from their permanent record
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    What use is the training when Youtube will randomly change the rules, make them effective retroactively, and give you two strikes at once?

    cyd , to technology in Foxconn's promise to invest $10 billion in Wisconsin is now a distant memory | It's now selling two mostly empty buildings in the state.

    Wooing Foxconn to set up shop in the US was always a head-scratcher. These are the kinds of jobs Americans were jealous Asians had, and wanted to reshore? Low-margin contract manufacturing? Really?

    variaatio ,

    Actually yes. Though not the business owners really. Instead it was society and strategic planners. It is matter of supply security, not of profit maximization. Which is why incentives and penalties were involved.

    Also presumably lacking the cheapest of cheap labor, production automation would be increased. In low cost production countries like China, they don’t always use hordes of cheap labour due to not being able to automate. Rather it is cheaper to use lot of wage slaves operating manual machines, than to pay for the more expensive specialized automated production machinery. Specially on short term. On long term the automated machines probably amortize themselves and then start to make gains over the wage slaving, but well that takes time and one thing quarter report stock market capitalism hates is having to wait for anything. They will take less profits overall over decade, if they can get more profits this quarter or this year.

    Is it rational? Well no obviously rational business expecting to be around for decade would take the long term bigger overall profits. It’s literally more money earned for the company as long as one plans for the company to be around at the end of the decade. However companies are not managed by rational machines, but instead by these things called CEOs. CEOs, despite their claims, are often anything but rational. CEO’s with personal motives, CEO’s with emotional quirks, CEO’s with inbuilt expectations, CEO’s with in-built assumptions, often wrong assumptions, CEO’s with incentive packages that often are not really that thought through. Stock holders looking to incentivize short time stock gain over long term business profitability.

    1984 , to android in Google just made it a lot easier for people to begin automating their smart home
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    It’s 2023.

    People are installing survellience devices in their homes because they now trust the most invasive advertising company connected to NSA with complete insight into their lives.

    Some people would argue that most people no longer cares if they are being watched by governments and corporations, even at home.

    soulfirethewolf ,

    That’s why you should use home assistant instead

    HobbitFoot , to android in Google just made it a lot easier for people to begin automating their smart home

    I’m surprised Google is still going forward even though Amazon basically abandoned home automation entirely.

    soulfirethewolf , to android in Google just made it a lot easier for people to begin automating their smart home

    Home assistant is still better for automation. I only really use the Google Home app because it has a nicer UI for controlling stuff.

    soulfirethewolf ,

    Also, it’s stupid you still can’t use the nest hubs SOLI Chip to perform motion automations. Get it will still bring up that screen every evening when you get close to it

    Feathercrown , to technology in YouTubers can take training courses to remove warnings from their permanent record

    Ooh nice

    FlyingSquid , to technology in Foxconn's promise to invest $10 billion in Wisconsin is now a distant memory | It's now selling two mostly empty buildings in the state.
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    Another major victory for the Republican party! Good job everyone!

    twistypencil , to technology in Foxconn's promise to invest $10 billion in Wisconsin is now a distant memory | It's now selling two mostly empty buildings in the state.

    One more fire the Trump win column! /s

    autotldr Bot , to technology in Microsoft to unbundle Teams in Europe in bid to avoid EU antitrust fine

    This is the best summary I could come up with:


    The move follows a three-year saga that began when Slack filed an antitrust complaint against its competitor, claiming that including Teams in these bundles was illegal and that Microsoft was blocking some people from getting rid of the program.

    The tech giant finally agreed to separate Teams from its productivity suites earlier this year but said it was “unclear” how it would happen.

    Then, in July, the European Commission appeared to get tired of waiting and launched a probe into whether bundling Teams into productivity suites was in defiance of EU competition rules.

    Starting October 1st, Microsoft 365 and Office 365 should each be available for €2 less per month or €24 across the whole year for customers in the European Economic Area (EEA) or Switzerland.

    However, Microsoft claims that any frontline workers or small business owners in the region will still have the option to include Teams in their purchase.

    Microsoft also says it will create additional support resources to direct developers to public APIs and address questions from users, such as how their data is being transferred from Teams.


    The original article contains 408 words, the summary contains 181 words. Saved 56%. I’m a bot and I’m open source!

    Hawk ,

    This summary is missing that the bundle with Teams becomes €3 more expensive.

    Existing customers keep paying the same price.

    silverbax ,

    Sure, let Microsoft suck up all the data across your business for free, or don’t pay and keep your data private.

    ultratiem , to technology in Microsoft to unbundle Teams in Europe in bid to avoid EU antitrust fine
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    Scummy company doing scummy things. More at 11.

    XEAL ,

    11

    Hold the fuck up

    qyron , to technology in Microsoft to unbundle Teams in Europe in bid to avoid EU antitrust fine

    Don’t these guys learn?

    In a similar affair, they were forced to unb(l)unde® Internet Explorer from the OS and provide a tool to help the user choose their preferred web browser during install/first startup.

    Now this.

    Squizzy ,

    They never fully implemented it, you cannot disable Internet explorer…it will find it’s way back for something else.

    qyron ,

    Not on my machines, I can assure you that much!

    Squizzy ,

    Yes I assumed there was more in depth ways of disabling it but every uninstaller and plan I followed would still have it open up for certain things.

    intelati , to technology in Microsoft to unbundle Teams in Europe in bid to avoid EU antitrust fine

    Now USA, take a page out of the EU’s book and kickthem in the ass as well.

    Who am I kidding.

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