The lawsuit joins other complaints filed since YouTuber MegaLag’s video accusing PayPal’s coupon-hunting Honey extension of hijacking affiliate links. The Legal Eagle channel filed one earlier this month as well.
The 90-minute video recaps the concerns raised in MegaLag’s original video and includes interviews with lawyers explaining the legal process.
The platform announced the wider rollout today, months after opening livestreaming to its most-subscribed publishers in September.
Substack recommends a few uses for the feature, like collaborating with others on the platform or sharing “AI-generated clips” encouraging viewers to subscribe to their substack.
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Qantas airlines airline has delayed some flights to avoid the rockets’ splashdown in the Indian Ocean, reports The Guardian. Some at the last minute, says Ben Holland, head of Qantas’s operations center:
“While we try to make any changes to our schedule in advance, the timing of recent launches have moved around at late notice which has meant we’ve had to delay some flights just prior to departure.”
In this interview clip that 404 Media spotted, CEO Mikey Shulman, who runs bad AI song generator Suno, says that “it’s not really enjoyable to make music now.”
Having lost countless nights to it, and considering my days in recording studios were some of the best of my life, Shulman seems to be either flatly lying or has no idea what he’s talking about.
More developers can now access Microsoft’s AI coding assistance tool that’s been on a waitlist since its debut in April last year, company CEO Satya Nadella announced in a LinkedIn post on Sunday.
GitHub developers can go here to try it out.
The version of AOL that still exists after two decades of media mergers offers a Chromium-based $6.99-per-month browser called AOL Desktop Gold.
In a video posted today, YouTuber Michael MJD tours the app, which is full of ads, subscription offers, turn-of-the-century AOL-style icons, and dated email templates. It even has the old “You’ve got mail!” sound clip!
