L29Ah @L29Ah@qoto.org

@Suiseiseki but wayland is a protocolL!L!!L!L!!!!!!!

@lleo Добро пожаловать в yggdrasil.

@skobkin ух заебись там будущее у бамбураба, чипированные сопла это прям заебись следующий шаг после чипирования филамента

@shuro У меня Avid BB7, они вроде от BB5 почти не отличаются, и я не припомню в них никаких очевидных проблем с устройством, так что наверное ты прав. С гидравликой мб получше поскольку больше шансов что хватит сил раздавить помеху руками.

@shuro Доложи производителя и модель тормозов, допустивших такое.

@grote Don't buy crappy locked-up devices et voilá.

@sophragoz @rf Да.

@mittorn @virtualreality @linuxmemes ссылка зашкварена анубисом

@runin @rf Да, говорит всё заебись, но я не верю.

@skobkin Это ещё ничо, там в 18650 хотя бы термистор и клапан-размыкатель встроенные есть. С серебристыми мешочками вероятность пиротехники побольше. Мне больше интересно какой флюс он использует чтобы быстро и надёжно провода припаялись к банкам.

@luc_ren @rf Рассмотри Эсперанто лучше.

@xt Here is a structured transcript of the video, focusing on the core narrative without commercial elements, promotions, or engagement tactics:

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**Core Issue: Bloomberg Copyright Strike**
Gamers Nexus published a 3.5-hour investigative movie about the AIG GPU black market. Bloomberg filed an illegitimate copyright strike, claiming infringement over a 75-second clip of US President Donald Trump speaking about the unban of Nvidia's H20 GPU (minute 22:15 - 23:15), which included Gamers Nexus' own voice-over.

**Fair Use Defense**
Gamers Nexus asserts the clip was used within fair use rights:
* It was not a creative work by Bloomberg.
* Its use was transformative, serving reporting, criticism, conveying news, and providing technical context lacking in Bloomberg's coverage (citing their past errors like the Supermicro story).
* It included parody near the claimed content area.
* The disputed portion constituted only ~0.5% of the total 209-minute video.
* Legal experts (Lewis Rossman, Leonard French) support this qualifies as fair use, especially for newsworthy commentary on a president.

**Consequences & Response**
* The strike temporarily removed the video, seized ad revenue, and suppressed momentum.
* Gamers Nexus attorneys sent a demand letter and filed a YouTube counterclaim.
* YouTube accepted the counterclaim; the video will be restored in ~10 business days unless Bloomberg files a lawsuit.
* Copyright strikes are severe (3 strikes lead to channel termination), and Bloomberg's action functioned as suppression even without litigation.

**Alleged Motives & Investigation**
Gamers Nexus speculates on potential reasons for the strike:
1. **Competition:** Bloomberg's failed China investigation (resulting in sand footage and unanswered questions) contrasted sharply with Gamers Nexus' successful findings.
2. **Corporate Sponsorship:** Bloomberg's financial ties to Nvidia (including sponsored content promoting AI products criticized by Gamers Nexus). Jensen Huang's Bloomberg appearances and Taiwan visit days after the strike are noted.
3. **China Access:** Bloomberg may suppress critical coverage to maintain its presence in China, similar to accusations against other outlets.
4. **Control Narrative:** Possible desire to restrict reporting on political commentary (president's statements) through a single platform lens, resembling propaganda behavior.
5. **General Tactics:** Bloomberg might steamroll smaller media or pull up the ladder after achieving success.

**Confrontation at Bloomberg**
Gamers Nexus traveled to Bloomberg's NYC offices seeking answers:
* A Bloomberg security guard monitored them across city blocks.
* Gamers Nexus requested an interview with PR/Legal.
* Security confirmed the strike was manually reviewed by Bloomberg's legal team.
* Bloomberg's legal team refused direct communication, demanding contact only through lawyers.
* Security conveyed Bloomberg's message: "Please don't come back into your business."
* Gamers Nexus countered: "They brought us into their business by filing the strike."
* No meeting occurred. Security acknowledged Gamers Nexus' stance but confirmed refusal.

**Resolution & Next Steps**
* The video is expected back online within ~10 business days unless Bloomberg files suit.
* Gamers Nexus urges the community to help regain algorithmic traction when the video returns (e.g., letting it play muted).
* Future investigations into Bloomberg's practices will be covered on the GNCA channel.
* The dispute highlights challenges faced by independent media against corporate entities.

@inhosin А в доме лесника ночлега попросил?

@aldragon Хочешь веселья - дёргай кольцо!

@Shura https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zo6NpL9976s

@petergleick From membrane desalination plants and reducing the production of water-intensive foods, mostly the latter probably.

@igor Покупают бойцам СВО.

@kurator88 где скачат?

@johan @rf @rur @Russia @russian_mastodon Попробовал ща на лампочку закоментить тож - не пропедерировалось.

@BunnyInAHat проверка педерации каментов