We used to get up to piss and do other things during commercial breaks.
without their consent
You didn't read the tos update, did you.
Why did they cover the $900k watch in the image?
Congratulations, You just defined cultural appropriation.
They should implement age verification for social media so people stop using it.
Linux packages don't work on it unless they're custom compiled, OS is supplied by Nvidia unless you make or compile your own os, so support for these will be abandoned when the next one comes out. Minimal performance for the price in exchange for lower power consumption. Really only useful for image recognition for OEMs for automated factory quality inspection, robotics, etc. where Internet access is limited.
The Microsoft ai running against it is bottlenecking
But, did you finish the cream cheese at the same time?
I'm not actually seeing anything preventing creators from being paid, they're just going to lose the majority of their u.s. audience on the platform.
I swear my neighbors leave at least 20 times a day, I know this because their muffler is broken. What are they doing? Where are they going? Do they just buy one things at a time as they need it? Is their bathroom broken so they go to the gas station? It's been like this for years. They must leave their house 5,000 a year at least. Meanwhile I can stay home the entire weekend without leaving at all.
You can still connect to it, the app store has to take it down and it can't be hosted in the u.s. assuming your ISP allows it, you can still access the TikTok servers outside of the u.s. but that's going to cause a lot of traffic and ISPs will throttle it or block it completely.
You can still side load the app, not sure how iOS users are going to do that and that's going to be the majority of people.
So you may or may not still be able to use the current app without a VPN until TikTok updates it or the OEMs push an update that bricks it.
You're being trolled, there's nobody saying that unless online trolls convinced them. It's concern trolling to stoke division.