




The cake IS A LIE. (see next: politics)

US law. But the law they used as a excuse is bullshit.
Bright Data offers a “free” VPN service; all that is needed is for the user to give Bright Data the ability to route traffic through the user’s device — to become a part of the company’s residential-proxy network, in other words. Every phone or other device that makes use of this VPN becomes yet another endpoint that will be used to attack web sites.

“well” is up to debate. Ugly like heck, tabular DOM and lot’s of content-security-policy errors.

First thought it was a GPU or something.

Would it be illegal to hijack and dronenap this?

claimed they did not need a warrant to search Tunick’s phone because he had not yet crossed the U.S. border.
Also no right to search / seize his phone then. US law doesn’t apply on non-US soil.
Cost of doing business.

No 3rd-party; no paywall.

Me. I don’t want to get hacked.
Don’t use machine-generated code. Either it’s a small snipped you’ll easily understand. Or it’s such a vast amount, that you can’t claim any responsibity over it anyway (and if you can’t, don’t ship).
LLM can be a help, but they can’t be your coder.

Wasn’t this the goal from the start? With the inflated RAM prices, you not owning computing. Well, they’ll surely find some idiots.

Not as bad as land sharks.

One. Which is a venture grift anyway. They know they can’t approve space mirrors.
Programmatic Advertising. Basically a automated auction for advertising spaces – the more visitors, the more expensive the place — with practically no oversight (mostly through Google and Meta) of who takes part. Which is also a reason, why this practice has a problem with malware (malvertising) and fake news and why it should be illegal, but you know how it is over there.