And now the UK left the EU, they have way less bargaining power.

Nowadays the hyphen is the only easy dadh to type

That's not true in general. I personally use the German Extended (E1) layout (when I'm not on mobile) and the em dash is super easy to type. There are also lots of other custom layouts used by people who care about typesetting.

Even people that don't internationally care about typesetting sometimes use them because their tool (like Word and some CMS systems) automatically replace hyphens in specific places with em dashes, or substitute straight double quotes with the correct quotation marks (depending on which country you are from)

More veggies and less fruit; too much sugar. Update: Sorry for the duplicate, lemmy client glitched.

It's not called Meta data by accident 🤣

Shut that section down and ground the wires. Not really that dangerous. It's only dangerous if you don't follow protocol.

Selling your data would be stupid, because they make money with the fact that they have data about you nobody else has. Selling it would completely break their business model.

I don't think that's how it works. If it exactly looks like something protected by laws like copyright or whatever your country uses, I highly doubt that any court would say that it's fine just because it was created by AI.

There are a lot of YouTubers just playing with them, but I think Jim Browning is the only one actually taking them down.

Thank you for taking the time to read it and your feedback.

Your replies here come off as pretty condescending.

That was definitely never my intention but a lot of people here said something similar. I should probably work on my English (I'm not a native speaker) to phrase things more carefully.

You shouldn't just say "did you read the article" and then "it's in this section of the article"

It never crossed my mind this could be interpreted in a negative way. I tried to gauge if someone read it and still disagreed or if someone didn't read it and disagrees, because those situations are two different things, at least for me. The hint with the sections was also meant as a pointer because I know that most people won't read the entire thing but maybe have 5min on their hand to read the relevant section.

This meme is specifically about the implicit multiplication because the article it links to is about that too.

But you are right there are a lot more "viral math" things than just the implicit multiplication problems 🤣

Also in German. Word autocorrects that for example.

Many sensor are 3:2 or non trivial ratios because of how the color filter pattern is aligned. Why do you think the sensors are 4:3?