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gazchop
2y ago
My grandparents were bombing each other. So you literally missed the bit where he was going on about antisemitic conspiracy theories being "the actual truth"? Crikey. Appears no one has any context these days.
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gazchop
2y ago
I think you need to watch the videos not look at the photos as the videos show more unambiguous context and do not come with a narrative explaining them away. These are plain and simple nazi salutes.
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gazchop
2y ago
If it's the ADL, they don't speak for everyone and they do not speak for me. I'm literally German descended, living in the UK with little to no shit given about Trump whatsoever at all. This is Musk. What I do have a problem
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gazchop
2y ago
That's literally unambiguously a nazi salute. I've seen them before, from actual nazis. Because I am descended from one unfortunately. It's shameful and at no point does any word play and excuse making around it make it ok. T
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gazchop
2y ago
Feels like Amazon are turning into Microsoft slowly. Try everything, spread themselves too thin and then shitcan it later. I am reluctant to use anything other than their core IaaS and EKS stuff. Some of the ancillary stuff appears to be ma
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gazchop
2y ago
Perhaps they did and got told no and decided to take it anyway? Defending themselves with technicalities and expensive lawyers may be financially viable. Zero ethics but what would we expect from them?
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gazchop
2y ago
I can assure you I’m a plain idiot, not the idiot savant.
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gazchop
2y ago
This is slightly poetic after the flights diverted due to the Starship debris the other day. Also remind me never to fly Delta.
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gazchop
2y ago
Not really had any problems with that and I'm older than you are. And quite frankly I didn't have any money really until I hit about 35. I just lived within my means.
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gazchop
2y ago
Oh this is nothing. One of my colleagues does that and adds random colour changes, underlines and font face changes. It's like working with a serial killer.
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gazchop
2y ago
Quite frankly, it's cultural and the thing I hear a lot is simply: fuck that for a job! I could quite happily get on fine at one of those big American style startups but I don't get excited about hype, I don't have the work c
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2y ago
Hardware engineer here, from a qualification perspective. I worked for a large American defence company and was invited to work in the US. I declined. The work culture, social and economic stability are terrible. Education is expensive or p
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2y ago
Extrapolating this point outward, I don't think there is really any community computing. Most people I know literally still to use the lowest common denominator of communications because corporates have managed to screw up interoperabi
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2y ago
Our tradition of electing morons into ministerial positions continues unimpeded by rationality, logic or perhaps even competence. I expect to see a resignation at some point in the future. Fortunately their civil service underlings and our
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2y ago
This isn’t the only risk. There is also the problem of radicalising people. This has been a big problem in Europe.
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gazchop
2y ago
No one gives a fuck in this industry until someone turns up with bigger lawyers. This is behaviour which is written off with no ethical concerns as ok until that bigger fish comes along. Really puts me off it.
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gazchop
2y ago
Back to Gopher. They'll never get us there!
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gazchop
2y ago
How else are you going to load a hideously incorrect AI summary block without your initial page latency being through the roof?
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gazchop
2y ago
Urgh sorry EFF but you’ve lost me on this one. There is actual harm done to democracy on these platforms. A democracy requires informed voters to function and the platform does the diametric opposite by misinforming them. Any attempt to re
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gazchop
2y ago
I heard someone say it's like trying to land the Statue of Liberty. Turns out the statue is actually shorter.
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gazchop
2y ago
We should have our own sovereign comparable technology companies in Europe by now. Fail. Sold the fundamental industries out to Philips who sold it to the Chinese.
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2y ago
Yes, when someone uses it to weaponise or manipulate the population via spreading lies and misinformation. I think the Greeks worked that one out a couple of thousand years ago or so... Free speech does not mean there is no accountability f
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2y ago
To be fair the model S wasn't like that the last time I drove one (hired 2022 model S). It's less of an iPad than the model 3 is. What is however terrible is none of the trim fits, the constant distractions and attention it requir
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2y ago
I'd buy a Polestar 2 if I had somewhere to charge it. I hired a few over the last couple of years. Basically an electric Volvo. Everything just worked and they aren't particularly expensive.
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2y ago
You're not wrong on the issues of the EU. But Musk is not helping or solving any of those problems. Even conflating the two is idiotic. Sorry.
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2y ago
There was nowhere to charge in the 8 other places in the UK I've lived that aren't London in the last 50 years...
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2y ago
Yeah I get that. I'm mostly berating my own country.
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2y ago
All vandalised, not operational or permanently busy here. Not offered at work. Plus I work from home anyway.
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gazchop
2y ago
Interesting. So why does it work for Norway but not in the UK? My options are: 1. Drive to the local high power charging station and pay more than a tank of petrol for half the range. Oh that's it.
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2y ago
And places you can park your car outside your house, unlike the UK.
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