Microsoft’s Bing API services (the source of DuckDuckGo’s search data) went down at approx 3am ET and has not yet returned to service. Bing, DuckDuckGo, CoPilot, ChatGPT and more are unable to use the Bing services so in turn are also not working or not working fully.

archive.ph and its mirrors like archive.today, etc. are blocked by many ISP’s DNS systems.

paywall downvote

If Haier is claiming that the integration is causing them financial harm it means that their app is collecting your private data and they are selling it.

GPT or one of the other Large Language Model AIs

No I have not tried that. That’s a good idea, is there a live boot image geared toward burn-in / fault testing?

I looked in the BIOS settings but did not see where I could disable the c-states unfortunately. I did try masking all the triggers in the OS with no change.

Not that I know what kohlchan.net/int even is or would visit it anyway, but why?

EDIT: This looks like a bot or spammer account since I see this in many many communities, so it’s either malware or some kind or click bait. So NVM, user blocked.

Nice.

Nice try, scammer.

good for covering your ears in case of Vogon poetry

Nice.

I would say give them a minute, month, year. They all just had a major ongoing project conclude in an unwanted way and they all deserve a break. Then in a few months or years maybe. Also, I don’t know the APIs for either platform but I would guess they are quite different so it might be starting over. As for Lemmy, I’m new to the platform but have been watching it for a while and reddit just gave me the nudge. Sure there will be a bunch of fair weather users that will go back to reddit once things die down, but they where not here before and Lemmy will be fine once they leave. Lemmy is such a breath of fresh air from the toxic nature of reddit and I just hope the Lemmy-for-a-day crowed can behave themselves for the period they are here.

Update: It seems to have been a browser issue. After waiting 20min or so and clearing the cache then restarting the browser I was able to post without the issue.

I work in IT and users will get upset if you give them the “Please put in a ticket” line. So for the people that might grumble at this stance but there is good reasons for it in addition to not clogging up this community it’s good for QA. I’m new to Lemmy so not sure if the SAs and Devs frequent !lemmy_support@lemmy.ml but I suspect they do and driving support questions to a common spot will help analyze need for new features, UI changes, bug fixes, etc.

Just my 2 cents but I like your stance.