"Mad at the Internet" - a/k/a My Psychotherapy Sessions


Fantasy wheelchairs are becoming a thing now.

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The fantasy wheelchair will never not be funny, especially after people started pointing this out:
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I tried to find the censored video of the India MATI bonus episode (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F_Wctkw-X-w youtube archive, 27:17).
Tried to look through the India thread, but it exploded in the past couple months and couldn't find it (like every page has a highlight).

So I had the great idea to google it, and found a bunch of different similar cases, none of them were the censored video. Next I had the big brain idea to reverse image search the last frame, which Null didn't censor, and that gave me another video of a similar event but not the MATI one.

This feels like a weird type of SEO poisoning, where they try to hide away a sexual assault video with 50 other sexual assault/rape videos. Anyone has to original?
 
Might be a dupe or already covered, don't remember, hit me with those watches if it is.
Article from 2024 AUG 29 so not extremely old. As far as I understand, an exception to Section 230 was made for TikTok.
No. The ruling is that algorithms are speech. For instance, I am likely liable for the text on the front page feature area, because it's written by staff. The ruling is that content delivery by algorithm is a product or speech directly from the company that they are liable for.
 
No. The ruling is that algorithms are speech. For instance, I am likely liable for the text on the front page feature area, because it's written by staff. The ruling is that content delivery by algorithm is a product or speech directly from the company that they are liable for.
Does that mean that I can sue you for the crippling balldo news addiction, I’ve been exposed to through the front page?
 
No. The ruling is that algorithms are speech. For instance, I am likely liable for the text on the front page feature area, because it's written by staff. The ruling is that content delivery by algorithm is a product or speech directly from the company that they are liable for.
so what changes are you going to have to make to the front page if any?
 
minecraft movie trailer starring jewish children, fat black woman, and man in pink coat
I hate so much the trend of all these faggot ass movies where they take a song from at least 30 years ago, slather it with reverb, add nostalgia twinkly piano and/or bombastic, wall of sound orchestral hits like it's the smashed and slammed bastard of the 70's and the Inception bwaaaaaaaaaaaa. What makes it worse is that almost every single fucking song is lyrically or thematically inappropriate for the movie they're being used to advertise for but the Hollywood shitbirds don't fucking care because they know people love listening to the jangling keys of shit they recognize.
 
What Null said was that the ruling didn't affect something that was already true; namely that he would "likely liable for the text on the front page feature area, because it's written by staff."
but if say a thread gets featured on the frontpage and in that thread someone says something that could be actionable does that then make null also liable for it because it was featured or would it have to feature the exact post with the actionable content?

i mean if crazy people are going to sue they're going to sue the farms itself, there's nothing null can really do about that. I'm just curious if this ruling will make it harder to get the case thrown out.
 
but if say a thread gets featured on the frontpage and in that thread someone says something that could be actionable does that then make null also liable for it because it was featured or would it have to feature the exact post with the actionable content?

i mean if crazy people are going to sue they're going to sue the farms itself, there's nothing null can really do about that. I'm just curious if this ruling will make it harder to get the case thrown out.
Well this only applies at this point in the third circuit court. So for the vast majority of retards in the US, no, they can't use this.
 
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@Null this is crazy. Maybe good content you can offer some thoughts on. Not even 5 minutes in and this 60 year old guy is talking about his father's life story involving writing speeches for Reagan, just to explain the backstory for his disagreement with his liberal arts major daughter.
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oh and by the way @Lidl Drip, this ungrateful whore is shitting on her normal parents that sent her to an expensive college for tiktok clout, so you can drop the whole women stick together schtick, her father gives all the juicy drama receipts and screencaps in this video, it's not just "abortion bad". Try watching something before judging it.
 
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but if say a thread gets featured on the frontpage and in that thread someone says something that could be actionable does that then make null also liable for it because it was featured or would it have to feature the exact post with the actionable content?
Null is liable for the text of the feature. If someone said something defamatory and Null repeated the defamation he could himself be liable, yes. That's why you won't ever see features like "John literally raped Jessica!!!! WOW!!!" and instead see features like "Jessica accuses Famous Actor John of rape."
I'm just curious if this ruling will make it harder to get the case thrown out.
Is Null an algorithm?
 
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@Null this is crazy. Maybe good content you can offer some thoughts on. Not even 5 minutes in and this 60 year old guy is talking about his father's life story involving writing speeches for Reagan, just to explain the backstory for his disagreement with his liberal arts major daughter.
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Listening, I haven't heard anything outrageous, but I have to ask. He seems well spoken and this isn't his first video, so why does he have his screen reflecting off his glasses in such a way that he looks like his eyes are divorced too?
 
but if say a thread gets featured on the frontpage and in that thread someone says something that could be actionable does that then make null also liable for it because it was featured or would it have to feature the exact post with the actionable content?

i mean if crazy people are going to sue they're going to sue the farms itself, there's nothing null can really do about that. I'm just curious if this ruling will make it harder to get the case thrown out.
nothing has changed. calm down.
 
@Null this is crazy. Maybe good content you can offer some thoughts on. Not even 5 minutes in and this 60 year old guy is talking about his father's life story involving writing speeches for Reagan, just to explain the backstory for his disagreement with his liberal arts major daughter.
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This nigga is trying to get Internet famous from being a deadbeat dad. His daughter hates him and wants nothing to do with him because he left her and her mom for another woman. She doesn't care about him at all but she's got a lot of followers on the Internet and he's trying to make a career out of their family drama for himself. Piece of shit.

Edit: Lmao ofc the woman that he dumped his family for is some mail-order chink with plastic titties

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