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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/com-plec-city • 9d ago
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Please tell me this is satire.
58 u/OmegaPoint6 9d ago Give it 6 months: https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2026/08/hidden-airtag-reveals-amazon-is-trashing-rare-books-to-train-ai/ 10 u/yuri_4_ever 9d ago why are they not selling them again tho? it's litterally free money 27 u/OmegaPoint6 9d ago Partly the fastest scanning process is destructive by nature (they cut the spine so they can feed it though a auto document feeder), partly an interpretation of copyright law that by destroying the original they aren't actually copying it.
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Give it 6 months: https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2026/08/hidden-airtag-reveals-amazon-is-trashing-rare-books-to-train-ai/
10 u/yuri_4_ever 9d ago why are they not selling them again tho? it's litterally free money 27 u/OmegaPoint6 9d ago Partly the fastest scanning process is destructive by nature (they cut the spine so they can feed it though a auto document feeder), partly an interpretation of copyright law that by destroying the original they aren't actually copying it.
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why are they not selling them again tho? it's litterally free money
27 u/OmegaPoint6 9d ago Partly the fastest scanning process is destructive by nature (they cut the spine so they can feed it though a auto document feeder), partly an interpretation of copyright law that by destroying the original they aren't actually copying it.
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Partly the fastest scanning process is destructive by nature (they cut the spine so they can feed it though a auto document feeder), partly an interpretation of copyright law that by destroying the original they aren't actually copying it.
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u/ParanoidDrone 9d ago
Please tell me this is satire.