And lets not forget, that they don't produce any value, just entertainment.

I don't know what weird definition of value you are using. But for a sane definition, this is just wrong.

I've got basically the same result. I'm in a low-light environment and on a touch screen though.

Also I noticed that the screen is not evenly lit, it's brighter in the edges which makes a "fake" vertical line separating 2 colors. Try again with a different screen, might get a different result.

The tax is not depending on where the data comes from. If the data is delivered to France, it is taxed. Moving the place where it is hosted solves nothing.

Otherwise, this would not tax American companies.

Technically he is founder of Tesla though. He just didn't found it.

For some reason, in the US you can buy the title of "founder of X". He just bought if from the actual founders.

Did you vote for trump in 2016, 2020 and 2024? If not, you fuck off, the post is not about you.

I'm not using a broad brush, my brush is the size of 1. I'm saying what the US voted for.

The US voted for trump in 2016 and 2024. The only difference between 2024 and 2026 is that the oil prices went up.

His stance in 2026 is the same as in 2024.

Even though he promised to be "the president of peace", in 2024 it was clear that it was a lie, due to what happened after 2016.

His stance on Ukraine or Palestine have not changed from 2024 to 2026.

His stance of trade wars is the same in 2026 as in 2024.

His pardon power abuse is not news in 2026, he already did in 2016.

His "getting rich at the expense of the taxpayer" is not news either, it was well known in 2024.

His relationship with Epstein was already known in 2024.

Literally the only difference of trump in 2024 and trump in 2026 is that trump in 2024 was not known for increasing oil prices, since he didn't do so in 2016.

The difference between 2024 and 2026 is that some people that voted republican in 2024 voted democrat in 2026. And what made them change their mind is oil prices.

The US voted trump once, to "own the libs". Then when they saw he was actually serious, they voted the other guy. Only to completely forget about it once again and vote the shitbag once again. Even after having seen what trump was, they voted for him again.

The only reason this time was different is because trump invaded Iran and now the climate-change-hating people would have to pay a few pennies lore to fill their tanks. Even though gas is still cheaper in the US than it was in Europe before the Iran invasion.

Let me reiterate. The only reason the US voted against trump is because he drove up fuel prices. Not the dehumanization of immigrants and its own citizens (he already did that first term). Not the loving foreign dictators. Not making crime legal. The thing that brought him down was oil prices.

"But he most Americans didn't vote for him!" Most British didn't either for Brexit. Not voting against someone is basically telling the world that that someone is good enough for you.

"But misinformation! The US people were just uninformed and dumb!" There was a lot of misinformation surrounding Brexit too.

The difference is that Brexit was a single vote, and afterwards a lot of people said "this is not the Brexit I voted for". Whereas in the US it is "why is trump hurting me? I voted for him 3 times!".

Another big difference is that Brexit is just the UK exiting the EU. Trump, however, initiated a trade war and is a puppet of our main aggressor (Russia). It also destabilized the entire world with its stupid wars. And sent fuel prices through the roof for everyone. Knowing full well the Europe produces very little oil on its own and is already struggling after cutting trade with Russia.

No. Brexit was not worse than trump.

Even in the worst case scenario, it would be as easy as making the AI <div> invisible. Which is a 5 minute job. Well, for a bug tech company 10 hours, since they are horribly inefficient. But 10 hours is nothing in order to please a customer at the scale of Google.

The search is still there. It's just pushed down by the AI window. Which takes a great part of the screen.

Brexit was more like friends drifting apart. While the US is your friend fucking your girlfriend, slashing your tires, stabbing you and then demanding you pay him.

Mine has some blocking sidewalks too which is indeed infuriating.

Some, however, are placed in former parking space, which means no space is lost for pedestrians without having to make the sidewalk physically bigger by reworking the former parking lots.

to win three by a little

Which means that if you miscalculate that "little", you lose all 3. As the parent comment states.

But can your "plants" make an image of my cat in studio ghibli style? Checkmate.

How is that a scam tactic? You got access to private repos for some amount of time. It is clear to any reasonable person that you would lose access after the pro version ends.

If you didn't want your repos to be "held hostage", just clone them before the subscription expires.

I benefitted from student GitHub pro too, and I used it knowing that the day would come where my free subscription would end and I'd lose access to it.