paying lip service to caring about your users' privacy isn't a good look
Can you specify how they've sacrificed privacy?
I know recently chrome blocked ublock, which makes me want to stick with FF which still has it.
What did Mozilla do? I'm out of the loop.
He was responding to another poster who said not being found guilty should make Biden immune to being taken off.
That's the context in which that was said, and you're ignoring that context. There's a big difference between saying it's also true of trump, for consistencies sake, and someone bringing it up out of the blue to advocate for trump.
You either have poor reading comprehension or you are responding in bad faith.
Duolingo does have grammar lessons, they cover the parts of speech, rules, exceptions and interesting notes.
You actually have to click the grammar notes for each lesson, and many people skip it. Still it's up the user, not sure why this myth persists.
People who make actual interesting and/or funny videos, those that require personal work and are a direct result of the creator's skills or interests, are not really at risk of this.
AI has created entire episodes already. Of South Park and Seinfeld, by hobbyists. It's not high quality today, but Pika AI just got released and with the pace of updates we will get to replacing everything soon.
Yes, and "Open"AI doesn't, ironically.