Haha, nice.

One correction: The link in "To be honest, I'm not even sure if I understand it, but it's on my GitHub." goes to the wrong file (01 instead of 00).

I don't have one either. No plans to get one, even with this.

No cell phone period or no smart phone? I'm not sure how people manage the former. Do you have a home with a land line? What do you do when you travel?

Ah, I have a cell phone, not a smartphone. (Didn't notice that the parent comment referred to both.)

That was intended as a warning, not an aspiration. Some people misunderstood.

No, it was always meant as a good thing and was usually said in the context of censorship, which copyright is really just a form of.

Some people meant it as a good thing.

On Slashdot it was always a good thing. Remember slashdot?

I mean, if your choices are "propped up somewhat by Google" and "literally run by literally Google"...

Because it's huge and people were counting on having that disk space.

4gb? Maybe on a raspberry pie it’s a problem - I’m sure there is a chrome flag to disable

Come off it. People legitimately have limited drive space.

Anyone who wants a peach tree is going to 1) have a cheaper way of getting one, and 2) probably want a different variety.

Whereas if it's the largest machine, they're talking about the electrical grid.

Or they just don't want to install another goddamn app.

If it asked you 10 times, that's 10 chances for you to mis-click.

"Opt-in" is a lie when the user is harassed or tricked into "accepting".

This doesn't feel like it was LLM-written, if that's what you mean.