PoliticallyIncorrect

PoliticallyIncorrect , 3 months ago to mildlyinfuriating in lemmy.world blocked the largest piracy community in all of lemmy

Dammit… moved to lemmy.world cos they seem friendly and now this shit…

Anyone knows of an instance which didn’t block anything? I don’t want to self-host.

PoliticallyIncorrect , 3 months ago (edited 3 months ago) to world in The trade route from China to Mexico soars by 60% in January and establishes itself as one of the largest in the world

Seem like a christofascist campaign milestone the thing about closing the south border, until reichwingers stop living into the echo chamber of their congregation…

PoliticallyIncorrect , 3 months ago to piracy in DMCA takedown requests - how responsive?

Personally I don’t use Usenet, I thought its location or some type of blocking by the ISP could be related to the problem, I think you are right and it must be a problem in the server side.

PoliticallyIncorrect , 3 months ago to piracy in DMCA takedown requests - how responsive?

If it’s a problem related to their location(country) it could be fixed with a VPN.

PoliticallyIncorrect , 3 months ago to piracy in DMCA takedown requests - how responsive?

What about using a VPN?

PoliticallyIncorrect , 3 months ago to android in Most battery friendly charging

Smartphone batteries usually get damaged between 2-3 years of use, nowadays it doesn’t matter if you use slow or fast charge that it’s being determined by the charging cycles supported by the battery at the moment of the manufacture, I suggest you to learn how to disassembly your own phone and buy a replacement online to avoid big extra charges, it’s more easy than it seems.

PoliticallyIncorrect , 3 months ago to world in The trade route from China to Mexico soars by 60% in January and establishes itself as one of the largest in the world

I’m wondering what will happen if the US closes the south border…

PoliticallyIncorrect , 3 months ago to world in The drastic drop in poppy cultivation in Afghanistan has opened a gap for fentanyl in Europe

Te question here it’s: who’s making the big bucks with fentanyl? Just follow the money…

PoliticallyIncorrect , 3 months ago to technology in Oregon Passes 'Right to Repair' Law With Extra Cojones: Oregon’s “right to repair” bill, which now only needs the governor’s signature before it becomes law, has teeth not found in similar legislation

I’m not saying you are a liar mate, but in my personal use of a smartphone, I can’t use an iphone, there are so many things I do on it what I can’t do in an iphone. So I prefer to buy a new cheap android smartphone every 1-2 years instead of a 5 years device with I can’t do 50% of the things I do on Android,

The main reasons I don’t use apple it’s cos, you can’t use ADB(or similar) and you can’t install anything outside the app store out of the box.

In my personal POV and for the things I do with my phone(run my business they way I like le to run it) I prefer to buy cheap Chinese smartphones for around 100 bucks each 1-2 years instead of spending 700 bucks in an iphone with a can’t do 50% of the things I do on Android.

PoliticallyIncorrect , 3 months ago (edited 3 months ago) to technology in In Cringe Video, OpenAI CTO Says She Doesn’t Know Where Sora’s Training Data Came From

I know AI it’s just a marketing term I usually use quotes when I write the AI term, but anyway it isn’t what real human intelillence does too?, you don’t create things from nowhere, usually people use different sources to accomplish a conclusion, I believe it’s exactly what “AI” does, just it speed up the process, instead of spending 30 minutes reading information about a random stuff, you just ask to the “AI” and it does it in 20 seconds, if you need instant answer to something I think it is pretty useful.

I know it doesn’t think by itself but it speed up the process of searching objective stuff on the internet.

For example for psychological research it will suck of course but to speed up searching for polls made to the population it could be pretty useful.

PoliticallyIncorrect , 3 months ago to technology in Pornhub shuts down in Texas... and predictably, VPNs benefit

I have no time to search about things I don’t give a flying fuck, so I just use “AI” to speed up the process.

PoliticallyIncorrect , 3 months ago to technology in Oregon Passes 'Right to Repair' Law With Extra Cojones: Oregon’s “right to repair” bill, which now only needs the governor’s signature before it becomes law, has teeth not found in similar legislation

Not bad at all, let’s hope they don’t do anything to deliberately make you have to buy new equipment.

PoliticallyIncorrect , 3 months ago (edited 3 months ago) to technology in Pornhub shuts down in Texas... and predictably, VPNs benefit

Accordingly to the “AI” which isn’t my browsing history suggest every 1 of each 2 zoomers it’s doing porn at OF. So I guess more of 50% are porn addicts but let me check.

Edit: no answer.https://lemmy.world/pictrs/image/d10fdc73-eb73-4ab7-8743-54f23ee8ec2e.png

PoliticallyIncorrect , 3 months ago to technology in Pornhub shuts down in Texas... and predictably, VPNs benefit

According to the “AI” it’s 50% the zoomer population who sell porn on their site, it doesn’t say if there are more women or men, but yeah 50%.https://lemmy.world/pictrs/image/58dcdc5d-16c2-4a77-9224-51a4f0147ecd.png

Apparently I got the “AI” hallucinating…

PoliticallyIncorrect , 3 months ago to technology in Pornhub shuts down in Texas... and predictably, VPNs benefit

Good luck mate 👍✌️