For once, the law was working.
Treczoks
joined 3 years ago
Imagine a game like Lara Croft, but the main character wears a Burqua.
That's the main reason why you don't save data to one drive, unless you have at least one local backup.
And if you put anything on one drive, you better just put an encrypted backup there. No plain data.
Well, they don't need AI to fuck things up. That they could do way before that.
I once looked for an electronic part. I entered the part number, and got a crazy amount of irrelevant options listed, like female hygiene products, vases, clothing, and, somewhere in the list, the chip I was looking for.
Just for fun, I clicked some of those other articles and searched the page for the part number. No matches whatsoever. I don't understand what made that algorithm presenting completely irrelevant stuff when there was one article in the list that matched my search term.
I currently have a different problem with Amazon. I ordered a graphics card four weeks ago. No high end thing, a simple one with a price tag of €132. They confirmed sending it, then something happened, and shipping was delayed. I got the offer to cancel my order. Nope. I want that card. That's why I ordered it. They currently have 10 of them in stock, but now priced €199. If I would cancel and order new i would have to pay the new price.
Oh yea, "half to five" aka 4.5 times 20. Very intuitive...
Just ask the Danish how to "calculate" their word for 90, and you will consider the French approach simplicistic.
I.e. it is the last usable browser.
Well, there are archival grade optical disks for exactly that purpose.
No in house backups? Sad.
The company offering the AI is.
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Well, looks like Aldi is taking care of Walmart, so it might be a passing issue.