No you need a lot of software to get a robot to run.
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They are not contractual terms they are copyright clauses under the Berne Convention .
Yes it does The only reason that paragraph is there is it's legally required for disclosure.
TLDR; It fucks up accessibility for blind people (amongst others).
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It's nothing to do with that. Reddit is blocking AI searches because it's contract with OpenAI expired last month.
Nope. They have an electric oil pump that keeps working when the engine is off. It's not a cold start, an electric motor turns the engine to top dead centre and fires the plug on a hot engine .
What the other guy said.
The counter for advertisements are based on the number of views, hence counting a video as soon as its playing as a view, they'll be able to jam in more advertising.
This is nonsensical. Anything valuable is copied anyway. What they are destroying is thousands of small books about local histories and technical matters that are being disappeared entirety.
They are required by law to destroy the books to avoid copyright infringement.
But that wouldn't matter in this case, because they have been copied.
They only print a few dozen copies and then Google destroys the only one left.
It's not a difficult concept.
Robots have been plugging in dashboards for 40 years.