That’s so disappointing! One of my favorite channels!

Happens on days ending with ‘y’? Yeah, I’m cool with that.

I like the irony here

I can vouch for Motortown, even if it’s not a ton like GTA. There’s a surprising amount of gameplay detail considering the assets look low-detail. Great roleplay experience.

As of 2020, they’re still running XP

Edit: just saw the comment from listless. Different source, so leaving it here.

No one tell this person what OS most ATMs run on…

My favorite is “Location Not Found”. It’s amazing that both Mac and Linux seem to do a better job on SMB than Windows.

I like David Cronenberg’s approach. Make it visually horrific, but so alien that you don’t know how to visually parse it and it just overloads your brain into ‘blech’ territory.

Loved The Thing and Videodrome for this style of horror.

Otherwise, give me omnipotent horror. Things like Oculus really get me.

I think the honest truth is that these are being posted automatically by accounts that don’t even review what gets uploaded. They just feed a bot some generic trash prompt and let er rip.

Why apply effort when the computer can foster engagement from nothing?

Watched the full thing as soon as I got home. Such an absolutely wild ride. Always a fan of Burback.

The way it just takes even subtle suggestions and just runs with them full sprint. It’s no wonder I’ve already had to cut off one of my friends due to AI delusions and I’ve been in a few arguments with others. It’s way too good at sounding like it knows what it’s talking about.

The top answer provides this, which I just think is pretty wild that no one was injured: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cornfield_Bomber

You can take a look at Mero.chat. It’s a chat-with-strangers service. You earn more features the more you use it.

You could even link multiple cars together if a lot of people are going to the same place…

Nah. That’ll never work.

Remember the difference between a million and a billion is about a billion. Millionaires are not the problem.

Hey I’m part of the club!

It’s a company of less than 10. I’d just be fired.

Like you would unfortunately expect. “I don’t care if they know that stuff.”

I’m a Tarantino fan. He doesn’t have a massive collection of movies, but you could teach an entire college course on just the few movies he’s put out with all the interesting things he does.

There’s something with his approach to directing that just makes me believe the story so well, even if it’s outrageous.

Kill Bill is my personal favorite.

This is missing the point that in this example, you have to choose who you’re targeting, find someone at the DMV to bribe, get away with the bribe, and even then, this is limited info.

The difference here is that people are willingly handing their data to the parties that want it, bypassing our DMV buddy entirely.

It’s a case of perfect being the enemy of good. I’m not saying this information isn’t available. I’m saying we shouldn’t be in the habit of handing it out.

These are all things that would need to be individually tracked down or requested and in government-controlled databases. It’s not just the government that has that data now. It’s the camera manufacturer and their 800 partners. And it’s all in one place.

It’s data that individually may not be important to you specifically, but combined, that’s enough information to easily start manipulating you, whether it’s directly or through advertising.

It’s not just about what data is collected, but also who has access.