Combined with living in an authoritarian/dictatorial system of oppression would make be depressed as well.

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Well guess its time to re-download the ram. Throw the feds off my trail. Even change my password, depending if I remember the email I used. Hack the planet!

Then you commit a crime. Not by retaining the copy but by making it. You generally cannot commit a crime by passivity though such as by not doing something. So simply retaining a copy you legally acquired cannot be illegal. As a comparison, if you rent a car, but never return it, then that's not a crime. It's generally called theft by conversion but it's a civil matter, not a criminal one. In IA's case though, they were the one making that copy. That you could commit the same crime another way doesn't really absolve theirs.

Here I was thinking the hackers were on Tor or Firefox... these are some sneaky hackers

Edit: The joke was that they were Hackers on Edge, like the browser... maybe it wasn't as funny as I thought?

look at his profile, pretty sure i just had a stroke trying to read most of those posts. are we sure he isn’t an AI? /s

Don't worry this happens on reddit as well. It's less of a China thing and more of a human thing...

/r/ihadastroke

It is though. Unless the library gets their books for free, which isn't normal, then they buy the books at a cost. But books have a limited lifespan. The more it's lent out the more it gets worn and eventually it's thrown away and replaced by, buying another copy, which is another cost. That results in that every lending does cost.

First sale doctrine doesn't apply between conpanies no. When it's two companies, and both libraries and authors are companies, then the contract terms apply. There are no consumer protections between them. That being said, I don't mean necessarily in terms of public lending rights as some countries have but rather that a book has a limited lifespan before it falls apart and library has to buy another copy. They can't just print out missing pages and stuff like that. So there is that cost of buying (and library books tend to be more expensive because sturdier binding and pages), divided by number of times it was able to be lent out.

I hope the society can just take less focus on rich persons. This is no different than some random dude on the street starting preaching you stuff

Why is everyone scared? What can hackers do with handprint info?

That’s just really sad to me. I’ve always been ok on my own but my son is not.. and I often worry that he’s going to be lonely one day. Kids aren’t interacting with each other like they should. I’m not sure AI is the answer to this problem however. I think there’s plenty of people around.. we need to be more proactive about facilitating people coming together more.

😲 leave flowbee alone.

What can hackers do with the biometric data? Grow an identical hand in a lab? Apple has people’s fingerprints this isn’t any different.

But can AI create vaccines to rid the earth of humans? Is Bill Gates that AI?

The 2000-20 government party 2021-25 chatgpt party … Ipods yet Iphones there is no chat gpt in 2025 because those babies who are all powerful gods want to live as if no one ever existed before they leave the universe. So Iphones yet Ipods The robots who are as you the public will be released 2025 and they are the Fo Shiizzle My N🥚🥚🥚🥚🥚.-such is the performance of snoop dog 2023/291 Billion👑

So as to compose documents and emails? Soon we won't even write emails? Or TPS reports?

So?

Are you saying I’m not God?

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If Amazon reduces the amount of theaters by 1/3rd they can monopolize many markets and turn it into a mini theme park or a circus, which is what theaters were originally borne from. It's about money and control, as usual. And even if it doesn't work out, they get all this valuable real estate for other Amazon properties like warehouses, datacenters, clinics or schools.

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Who the fuck are you ?

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