Yeah, but then Hindenberg wouldnt make money shorting the stocks they “research”

Frameless glasses AND clear temples

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Concerning that theyre spying on citizens BEFORE knowing what they are talking about.

5 Eyes continues its horrendous nature,why am I surprised.

The bootlickers love this thread

Yeah, there was a viral video years back about a couple that thought this was happening to them, so they started talking about cat litter for 1 day, only inside their house, and then within 2 days they were being served cat litter ads for the first time in their lives.

They didnt own a cat.

Supposedly more difficult.

Android likes selling ads too, why would google want to stop ad blocking microphne access?

Who is “they”?

Ew on both accounts

Ill stick to Signal thanks

“We put literally no safeguards on the bot and were surprised it did unsafe things!”

Article in a nutshell

Can it do musk in a dress getting railed by a gun held by trump?

NIST has usually pretty good guidelines. Seems like a nice addition to me.

Ah yea, sorry, misread.

Some have offers of airdrops (free items for owning an NFT at a certain date/time). These range from in game assets like skins and accessories, custom art, or potentially access to other IP/licenses

Depends on what the market dictates and the consumers drive the market.

NFT games already exist, you can already buy and resell them. NFTs often have benefits of ownership as well as benefits of being first-owner.

Whether or not the technology gets picked up by bigger studios I cant say, but imo its better for the consumer.

Incentives already exist within NFT communities, would be trivial to add them into new game sales.

Profits?

Why would they want residuals on digital resales?

Is that a serious question?

This is incredibly unlikely to happen though, a secondary market for digital licenses would eviscerate profits.

Licenses as NFTs could have the method youre looking for. When resold, the original creator of the license gets a small cut, usually about 5% of sale price. The vendor website gets tx fees and the seller gets 90-95% of the sale price.

Its a strong model imo.

“Reddit is still a monolith, therefore Lemmy failed” - OP

The fine isnt important, its if any breaking up of the company comes of it