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I don’t care.      There has been a trend on the internet to hate AI. And most of the time, more often than not, the people doing it are just annoying—watermelon-flag-in-their-name, “quote-unquote” artists who are mad that their job drawing figures on DeviantArt is dead. Sometimes people try to get philosophical about it, saying the “heart” and “soul” behind a project are gone because AI was used, and that it’s not truly creative. Here is my message to these people: I don’t give a crap.      Quite frankly, I do not care. AI has made me more productive, and I don’t care about the message behind a book or TV show. I care if it is good. If it’s fun to look at. Are the lines good? That’s why I like Zoey 101 even though they had some CGI in it (Quinn’s weapons), and that’s why I did not like Saturdays —because it was boring as heck. What even was that show? I care about the quality of a show or a book. Is it fun to read? Yes or no? If yes, then I like it. I ...

Updated April 22 2023:   Hello, this is TheTechBoy with  Inside the Matt Walsh Hack.  Photo by Pixabay: https://www.pexels.com/photo/security-logo-60504/   This week, YouTuber Matt Walsh Twitter got hacked. However, according to a Daily Wire report his email was hacked as well.     The attacker allegedly used a Sim Swapping attack per Ben Shapiro which allowed the hackers to bypass the 2-factor authentication or reset the password by getting the code sent to Mr. Walsh's phone.    I theorized that there was an insider that helped with the hack, and that appears to be true. This means that they could have had Mr. Walsh's personal information or access to his iPhone (to get the SIM).   A SIM swapping attack is an attack where someone switched a SIM into another phone to get any new texts sent to the attacker. Or the attack could be carried off by calling the cellphone company and trucking them into swapping your SIM to another device. ...

Hello, this is TheTechBoy with a special article about The Daily Wire The Daily Wire is one of the most successful media companies with over six million subscribers between their channels, thousands of live viewers on YouTube premieres, and hundreds of comments on a single video. However, they have one large problem, Spam. Source Daily WIre YouTube      The Daily Wire gets lots of spam. From fake hosts attempting to get viewers to message them on WhatsApp or to viewers posting the same message over and over in weird fonts in the Live chats of a  premiere. This is a major problem, and with their large user base, this was bound to happen. I have two messages one to the viewer and one to YouTube. To The Viewer:     Be safe out there. The Daily Wire will not telegram message you, nor will they WhattsApp you. Also, you can block and report people in YouTube premieres by clicking the triple dots in the chat and clicking report. Do this to all the spammers yo...