They didn’t, it’s been a meme image since 2017 or so

I just saw that yesterday and I got very giddy as Home Alone was my favorite movie when I was younger. They even did the lines!

Haha this could be an ad for [Violent Night] (https://m.imdb.com/title/tt12003946/)

Not saying it is, but I saw that film yesterday and it had a similar theme.

Dude’s a fucking nazi, i don’t care what his focus was.

I always go in thinking it’s just creative writing exercises. Rarely disappoints

I was just being in character, this comm is literally for anything and everything, so whatever.

Some might see the humour in this still, but I’m pretty sure 1) she doesn’t have a PhD and 2) this is just an ad for her OF

Also from Reddit:

Free advertising. Stop contributing to it and post something funny.

It’s not the same in the whole EU. In mine you can have red as the back turn signals, just not in front.

So they are admitting it was an inside job? You can’t file a DMCA claim for something you don’t own (the copyright to)

Obviously not but it creates some ironic situations

Em dashes without spaces are usually a sign of something else.

edit: I meant genAI, fwiw

I can’t believe they are getting away with so many bullshit non-solutions to the point where you wonder if they even know how to read.

I wonder if they trained AI on this. Might explain some things

Surprised nobody has linked this one yet:

Yeah was gonna add this, if you start paying attention you will notice a lot of cases where there’s a tiny red dot close to the middle of the image

It kinda looks like a stitch of two different videos, but I can’t find any source material

Do we have a c/beetlejuicing?

For these two breaches, the restricted committee decided to impose a sanction on ORANGE, which is composed of:

• an administrative fine of 50 million euros, which was made public.
• an order to stop reading cookies after the withdrawal of consent by the person concerned, within three months, with a fine of 100,000 euros per day overdue.

Not bad.

The ads looked like this (artistic render!):

The amount of this fine was decided on the basis of the very high number of people concerned (over 7.8 million people having seen the advertisements in question in their inboxes), as well as the company’s market position as France’s leading telecommunications operator. The restricted committee also took into account the financial advantage derived from the breach relating to advertisements inserted among emails.

Except in this case, they used AI to help them make decisions. The lawsuit is still ongoing so I shouldn’t speak in definitive terms, but considering the circumstances and evidence I think it’s pretty clear than they have tried to automate some processes and didn’t audit them properly.

You know, at face value he’s absolutely right. We shouldn’t claim care that is unnecessary or maybe even harmful. But where we disagree is that I think that decision should be left to our medical professionals