I had a thought about this AI crap in everything (don't get me wrong current AI does have its positive uses) referring to this post and a few others. What if "they" are shoving AI into these devices not just for surveillance (the Intelligence part of current AI) but to also make use of our "unused computer cycles" see BOINC, I used to donate my unused cycles to this Berkeley initiative over a decade ago. What if due to the expense of the centres, lack of enough centres, and the lack of hardware for said centres they are using our devices as a distributed network?

cross-posted from: https://feddit.nl/post/44888113

It has nothing to do with anti-semitism, and in fact nothing to do with ethnicity at all.

Conversely, the people who today don't protest against the Palestinian Genocide would not have protested against the Holocaust.

Just had an oh-shit! moment at the library.

Depending on how things go, if the USB Implementers Forum can:

• get the naming debacle figured out to where it's useful to people without sounding like gibberish.
• develop USB-C to be more powerful than HDMI & DisplayPort.
• lower licensing fees.

then USB-C could potentially overtake HDMI and DisplayPort in the graphics display cable market.

The reason I'm saying this is cause:

• USB-C just_works.™️ for external/multi-monitor displays (it even works on my current dogshit NixOS laptop).
• some manufacturers have already previously experimented/and sold graphics cards (GPUs) with USB-C as a display option.

As manufacturers already have to pay for HDMI/DisplayPort licensing fees, now it's just a matter of who can provide the most with the least overhead costs.

While it's not guranteed that USB-C is the true end solution, it does provide manufacturers with another option, which technically should lower costs for them to manufacture GPUs.

1. You have very little rights as you've chosen to work without pay.
2. The company has no obligation to hire you as you're already working for free.
3. They can continue spewing bullshit about they're "considering your application" for as long as they want until you eventually decide to quit.

You're more likely to get hired by volunteering at a non-profit, cooperative, public benefit company.
Why?

• They probably care more about the people they want to continually work with.
• Higher likely to have a lower turnover rate.
• More likely to have worker protections.
• Probably have better working conditions than mandatory overtime crunch without equivalent pay.

Corporations can hire and layoff in mass droves with no real repercussions unfortunately.

Since this is already and continually happening, if you're working as a corporate volunteer I think you're unfortunately wasting a lot of your time :/

• also if you're currently volunteering there's 0 reason to give any amount of prior notice before quitting. I mean what are they gonna do? fire you?🤣

Original thought by @HiddenLayer555@lemmy.ml

If you're truly honest, you'd say yes.

If you weren't honest, you'd lie and say yes.

If you were truly honest and say no, then you're not being honest about your honesty.

If you weren't honest and say no, then you're being honest which is a paradox.