See George Lakoff/Mark Johnson, Metaphors We Live By (1980):

https://george-lakoff.com/books/metaphors-we-live-by/

Took a course with Lakoff as an undergrad and it was compelling.

What are the chances Mistral used AI for its patented technology, thereby potentially invaliding the claim?

You mean to create the invention? I think most jurisdictions have settled on 'use of ML tools is fine, you just need to name the user of the tool as inventor'. Invalidating a patent on the basis that the named inventor used ML tools doesn't seem like it will work.

Do you know of a jurisdiction that disallows inventions generated with "AI"?

>Apple offers online, telephone, and of course in-person support for hardware and software

The last time I waited on hold for Apple developer support, I got to enjoy two whole hours of free hold music. So they offer human support, just not very enthusiastically.

Perhaps the article's title should be, "The web has become a hostile, largely automated environment and naive hobbyists may find it difficult to coexist with professional scrapers, scammers, grifters, bots, hucksters, and cybercriminals."

In case anyone is looking for a sandbox to go with oMLX and Pi: https://github.com/Dotnaught/pi-sandbox

This is useful. I'm still tinkering with Multipass VMs because I need the whole VM environment anyway and I'm on Sequoia. But I'd be interested if you did anything like that with Apple's container CLI instead; sooner or later I will have to upgrade to Tahoe because I want to play with the container CLI (and apfel).

it looks handy but ...

    sbx policy set-default open

just so the single pi sandbox can talk to localhost? ... this gives me some grave doubts about the rest of it being set up well.

So, client?

>we've had a legal principle that platforms are relatively shielded from liability for what their users do.

...when they've made a good faith effort to address harms.

No. To private entities (news outlets) who, according to this law, get to decide what websites to ban without a court order or any due process

The exact same thing is implemented in Germany already (DNS-level block), and I did not see Cloudflare CEO rage posting on Twitter about it.

"you must block things in germany after it goes through a formal government process" versus "you must block things globally even for places not subject to italian law because an italian media company doesn't like it"

There's more than a subtle difference betweeen the two.

Has Germany tried to fine Cloudflare over it?

Because the German law only harms Germans, whereas the Italian law in question demands global bans.

I'm in Germany and Cloudflare DNS doesn't Block eg Annas Archive for me, while my ISP does. I also don't reckon Germany tried to fine Cloudflare yet. So what is your point?

The driving force behind this is getting pirated streams of football matches knocked offline. Currently by the time any action is taken the match is over, which is why they want the response-within-30-minutes.

This is about football streaming, the cabal media elites are right holders fighting illegal streams, which 1.1.1.1 bypasses even if filters are put at the ISP level.

Is there a way, perhaps via extension or user script, to override third-party keystroke event listeners?

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