Spad video is almost done, also, Mug Copyright update
The next video is about the Spad 13. It's a great airplane and one of my favorites. We'll get into that fantastic V-8 that powers it as well.
I am already getting sick of this so called "A.I." Zazzle is canceling mug sales due to copyright violations. I paid for that artwork. The artist Spacer has contacted them and told them I own it, yet the bot is still canceling orders, which is a shame. I'm doing what I can to fix this, but the solution may be to remove the watermark from the art as it seems that's all A.I. looks at. If it sees a watermark, it assumes it's stolen, which is crazy because artists have been signing their work since the beginning of time and with the specific intent of selling it. The truth is, it's not "artificial intelligence" at all, it's just a computer program.
Greg
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I did buy the SPAD VII cup and it's beautiful ! I also think the SPAD VII and XIII are the best of the War. I've been after Robert at AREODROME AIRPLANES to do a replica but I think he's worried about the wing structure because of the thin airfoil...
Artificial Insolence at work. :-( When there is insufficient insolence available for hire.
Good grief! ..the SR-71 video would have been here a long time ago! 😄
Anyway... I also love the Spad 13. Looking forward to learning more about it. Hopefully I can get that mug as well. :D
Here at the aircraft museum across the street from Boeing Field in Seattle, they have a P-47. What a gorgeous plane! They are very impressive in person! That’s why I want my Jug Mug. :)
I think that my rant on LinkedIn might have been what got me some individual attention. But, this notion that the bots are ready to take over really means that the C-Suite idiots have decided that screwing over a reasonably sized chunk of their users is worth it to, like Bender, “Kill all humans.”
Like I told Zazzle, “As a software dev, I really despise people who create bugs like this that make all software devs look like incompetent buffoons.” Most serious software problems are actually problems with the C-Suite idiots.
You're so right about A.I.! I work in IT and I can tell you it's not to be trusted. It cannot be expected to respond in a truly 'intelligent' manner.
Yup, that's AI! I tried to sell my old camera to a famous online store, they said, on their page, that they'd get back to me "by Aug 1969". Welp. So I emailed & called several times & finally got a guy who said it's because they fired nearly everyone & were using pure AI. I told them I'm never using them for buying or selling again.
I tried once to get a custom t-shirt from several vendors. It would be traffic safety orange with an upside down pocket on the front, and "STUPIDVISOR" written on the back. The pocket is upside down so you can lean on a shovel easier. (Hmmm, ENTER submits; how do I get a line break?) Anyway, none responded in any useful manner. I even told them I didn't mind paying extra. No use.