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functionmouse
6mo ago
Tiny portions of the overall expense make up a massive portion of the overall expense.
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functionmouse
6mo ago
im no expert but i don't think that will help
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functionmouse
6mo ago
it's probably too expensive, but we don't want to talk about that now do we
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functionmouse
6mo ago
Do not accept the premise of assholes! These people aren't trying to help children, they're trying to harm them! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T38pZ9pFXA0
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6mo ago
I disagree This is a regulatory capture attempt by Facezuck and any knee bending to that premise helps him in his evil world domination scheme Also, if these billionaires cared about keeping kids safe, some very famous people would be in pr
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6mo ago
How foolish it must feel to buy a new car without this tech in a world that has this tech, only to fund the people spending our tax money to keep it from us and continue pushing fossil fuels.
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functionmouse
6mo ago
"open source" is a psyop to kill FOSS and ensure Microsoft owns your and your childrens' souls And Xitter is a psyop to make you believe saying things like "schizo ramble" is okay, so people like Elon Musk and Joe R
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6mo ago
fail
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6mo ago
you can save hundreds, maybe thousands, from poverty and hunger with that kind of money 10 years is nothing compared to 400m
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6mo ago
Firefox Fennec is already a thing
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Federal Surveillance Tech Becomes Mandatory in New Cars by 2027
(gadgetreview.com)
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6mo ago
> Older linux distros that have full working accessibility support Such a sad state of affairs
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6mo ago
My TI-84 can think
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6mo ago
I feel like this would make me dumb
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6mo ago
I wouldn't want to live near it. Remind me in 30 years how kids who grew up near it are doing. Hopefully it fares better than the tire coral reef. Hopefully it doesn't catch fire...
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6mo ago
We have got to do something about the bad powerful people!
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6mo ago
Take up hand embroidery? Or make a homebrew app for Nintendo DS in ANSI C? It sounds like you owe yourself some kind of passion project. Good luck with the treatment! There's really no need to worry about things you've already don
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6mo ago
The Department of War didn't invent the Internet to educate us and bring us closer together.
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functionmouse
6mo ago
It's fun vibe coding small, disposable bits of software with tightly bounded functionality. For anything real though, typing is faster.
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functionmouse
6mo ago
this page farming anyone else for captchas?
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6mo ago
Fighting obsolescence with "most likely to become obsolete" OS
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6mo ago
Light software is a state of mind. Enlightenment is no commodity.
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functionmouse
6mo ago
Was anyone under the impression that it does? Serious question. I've never heard that, personally.
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6mo ago
Here I was foolishly thinking AstroTurf meant false grass
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functionmouse
6mo ago
Suppose the aliens should have thought of that, then.
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functionmouse
6mo ago
seems like people are using words like "the", "and", and the letter "e" a lot also. It must mean that everyone is a robot.
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7mo ago
I feel like the primary use case for such a technology is manipulating and profiling people over video chat, maybe even autonomously. Hiring managers, HR, landlords, and police are obvious customers. The response I anticipate will be "
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7mo ago
I personally believe active noise cancelling is a direct cause of tinnitus. This is just a personal belief though and I have no direct evidence. I've heard a lot of anecdotes corroborating this.
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7mo ago
I've got Windows 7 at 125% running on a 70some inch TV off a tiny Optiplex Micro with an i3 or something, and a fork of modern Firefox for w7, hardware accel and all. I use my phone as a bluetooth touchpad/keyboard with an app tha
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7mo ago
Companies will make far more than 130b off this. There's no way they only raised prices just enough to cover the 130b and the labor required for the internal policy changes. This was a justification for price gouging. Which they will n
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