The problem is AI will always confidently give you an answer like its word is fact. Obviously since you’re the one searching, you’re most likely unable to verify its accuracy so it’s impossible to trust.

I dont mind AI being wrong when i can immediately tell when its wrong but in searches I’ll never trust it

Mobile youtube links, gross

Unless you are watching live content, you are correct

Im afraid to ask, but whats wrong with that line? In the right context thats fine to do no?

The emergency argument can be managed by not giving kids a smart phone with internet aceess. Easy

I dont want to offend you, but you’re a drop in the ocean when compared to the grand total of Youtube users.

Pretty much everyone I know outside of tech who has ever “showed me a cool video on Youtube real quick” has waited to load ads before showing me their phone.

If you get outside, touch grass and meet real non tech people pretty much all of them need educating on ad avoidance.

Wheres the data to back up this claim? That article is purely opinion

Its a dishonest clickbait tactic given most people assume the story would end with “i got it back smashed up”.

I was let down by the time I completed reading but not enough to downvote.

In the UK its not a “complete waste to even contact the police” because you need a crime number from them to claim on insurance.

I can and would claim home insurance for this and just buy a new one. It would only cost me time but my dumb ass has a lot of that

Anyone serious about cutting Disney has already done so several years ago. Unfortunately we’re the minority whos aware enough to actively boycott things

Sorry i didnt explain myself well and no dont worry youre not being rude.

My point wasn’t, “what is this i dont know please tell me” but more in line with “how do you guys keep on top of this information and know whats current”

But I dont know anything about windows drivers?

How do you know and learn this stuff? i dont even know what “plasma” is and why you need it.

“Just use linux” doesnt help in this scenario i use it for productivity for the past 5 years but i havent felt ive really learned shit.

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Great analysis, you’re got it spot on there. It’s frustration from learning nothing new from something they thought would be interesting. That probably all boils down to bad the title of the article not being descriptive enough.

Why do people get frustrated about that? Someone is experiencing something for the first time, it’s the circle of life.

I’m in my mid 30s and my wife bought a record player during the revival of records last decade. Do you think older generations than me found that frustrating? Personally I think it’s fascinating to watch technology go full circle generation by generation

I’ve never understood it, but there’s a lot of gatekeeping when it comes to older products. Some people think they have more rights to enjoy a product they knew existed for longer and it’s really strange behaviour.

Wasn’t it always like that?