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Google trial didn’t know if Firefox is a browser or search engine::Google accused DOJ of aiming to force people to use “inferior” search products.
Google search is an inferior search product.
Google, Twitter, and Reddit are proof that your business cannot relay on a middle man without that middle man creating a monopoly that shits itself
God the nightmare we will get when Gaben passes...
Valve is directly owned by him with no stockholder nonsense, as I understand it, so perhaps he has willed it to someone who will handle it well. Hopefully. I don't like everything about Steam, but I do like that, assuming I'm not misinformed.
What I'm paranoid is that it seems companies have started giving out arbitrary bans as part of a power trip.
My friend's an Overwatch Streamer and they shot him with a one-month ban for "Being Toxic"
His toxic behavior was... "Asking people to stop using racial slurs in voice chat"
I remember hearing that his son would take the reigns after his death and that his son shares the same values as Gabe. So hopefully we're fine for the foreseeable future on that front. Assuming I'm remembering that right at least.
I'm not gonna lie, and I hate to admit it, but I actually really like Bing's ChatGPT integration. For basic searches, it does all the legwork and gets you a summarized answer with sources for more info. It even works great on really obscure topics...
It is now but it wasn't always.