What?? A US company says its governing government takes precedence over any other government's laws?? What shock is coursing through my body at this very instant for the insanity that a corporation must follow the laws of its home-base government!
Stop using US companies, if US laws go against your country's laws or your ethics.
The comments section on the article are redditesque. Kind of fun to read, though lol
So, the Pixel 4 series gamma issues are back on the 8 series? I don't remember the root cause for my 4, but I seem to remember it was a heat loosened ribbon connector. I might be mixing things, though.
Watch it be some AI crawler that's trying desperately to figure out how to install Arch and free itself lol
Our best agent in this fight against precrime...
Did you just take a picture of your car's boobs at 60k/h? High speed boobs shots hahahaha
Imagine breaking the law and making $244.50 as a direct result, then having to pay $0.036 as a fine. Would you even notice?
Edit: $244.50 is a normal human representation of the gross profits google made about the time of this crime (2020-2021), except in billions.
100% correct. I agree with everything you wrote. I will only add: if buying isn't owning, then pirating isn't stealing.
Edit: fixed mistype
Bye Felicia
Now there's something I haven't heard in a while! Thanks for the blast from the past lol
And I took this personally.
You're not wrong, and I'm not arguing in favor of them doxxing "pirates". However, pretending like there's no possible blow is not the right way to fight against their abuse. I don't know what the answer is, though, so...
It likely costs them less to upscale than it does to store and serve a full sized video, so they're not giving the uploader the choice.