I can’t say I knew anything about how they operated to begin with. How did they pay their bills?

The “scraping” they are claiming may be coming from inside the house, so to speak, as it appears they are DDoSing themselves.

I never engage with YouTube Shorts, so I’m mostly just skipping right past those. While I tried out YouTube Music after Google Play Music got shut down, I ultimately did not enjoy it as a service and started using Pandora instead. With that said, I still occasionally see recommendations of playlists on YouTube due to my YouTube Music data. It’s marginally annoying.

All of this to say, it would probably bother me more if they were all services that I interacted with on a regular basis.

Yeah it’s quickly become one of my most frequently used keyboard shortcuts, and I’ve used it for exactly that purpose as well.

Win + Shift + Left / Right Arrow will shift a window from one monitor to the other. Should have known that keyboard shortcut a lot longer than I have.

Yeah I’ve transferred all but one of my domains already, want to start the transfer of the last one tonight.

And the practice in question here is… A statement we haven’t seen?

The FTC defines anticompetitive practices as:

Anticompetitive practices include activities like price fixing, group boycotts, and exclusionary exclusive dealing contracts or trade association rules, and are generally grouped into two types:

• agreements between competitors, also referred to as horizontal conduct
• monopolization, also referred to as single firm conduct

I don’t think you can rightly say that making a statement is itself worthy of being called monopolization, even if we actually knew what was said.

That’s literally all the article is. Matt Booty said something that some people suing Microsoft want to claim is indicative of their intentions with regards to the Activision deal, which at the time the thing was said was still several years in the future.

A fine for… what?

From the link:

Yes, but: A Microsoft representative told Axios that the company cannot legally share the email’s contents, but that it was sent by Booty in 2019.

That would mean that whatever Booty may have said about Xbox trying to beat PlayStation preceded the company’s early 2022 bid to buy Activision Blizzard.

Not in quite the same tone, no. But the main channel had this video: https://youtu.be/I1qsF0WQy8c

And later they did discuss the Twitter API lockup on Waveform. Here’s the clip: https://youtu.be/_vWJ5ugnZX0

I would feel better about this if it weren’t for Kick’s relationship with an online casino.

Well that’s annoying

Yeah I was a little disappointed to not get any mention of Lemmy or kbin, but I know their growth isn’t the biggest element of that news. As a group they have seemed mostly dismissive of the fediverse, with only Adam the producer even remotely active on Mastodon.

As far as I can tell, the suit is about those uploading music to twitter, which counts as sharing of content and shouldn’t be illegal.

It’s unclear here if you are using “should” in the descriptive or prescriptive.