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sicktriple
4d ago
yawn
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4d ago
With the admin we've got over here now, I think this comment is a little bit like the kettle calling the pot black, wouldn't you say?
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4d ago
It's called metaphor. Please reserve your erm akshully's for someone else.
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4d ago
Look, if I'm a cyclist, then it wouldn't really make a whole lot of sense for me to buy and ride an ebike, would it? Like, if I enjoy cycling, and I want to do it because it feels good, makes me happy and keeps me in shape, then w
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4d ago
RCS has been an absolutely unmitigated disaster, and it's just a black box when it breaks. There's no reason why messaging in 2026 should need to have cell carriers involved whatsoever - everyone's phone is connected to the i
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5d ago
I'm really hoping they're doing this to pave the way for an RCS implementation. If it can be done, GOS is in the best position to make it happen, and without RCS, chatting with normies is both extremely inconvenient (large group c
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5d ago
The Century of American Humiliation continues
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5d ago
The government isn't typically facilitating the check. In order to verify your age, you will be required to hand over your ID to a third party, who's privacy and security practices are likely: "Trust me bro." Seeing as h
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7d ago
Yes. Once the application of force happens outside the state's monopoly, they'll shut that shit down so fast.
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US datacenters face further backlash over wastewater pollution
(theguardian.com)
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8d ago
Pretty sure this is just slop, but generously engaging in good faith: Big "bedtime is slavery" vibes off this one. Just because you've had every option afforded to you by your mega IQ and elite status doesn't make you a
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11d ago
If you told me in 2001 Francis Fukuyama would be writing articles for the largest socialist magazine in the U.S. I would have said... well I probably would have just been confused since there were no large socialist magazines in the U.S. (a
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13d ago
I don't see a problem with this. AI can be useful but the pressure to use it as a shortcut to mastery can be very strong. Kids need to develop the reflex to think critically before they reach for the LLM.
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13d ago
You're literally describing the steam machine/steam deck. Also, bazzite is an immuable distro based on silverblue that does pretty much exactly what you described. I know there's some issues with big picture mode and Nvidia,
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14d ago
Honestly it's pretty cool besides the obviously Claude-written dialogue and tooltip text. That shit is so grating and makes my skin crawl.
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14d ago
GOS's intended audience are those who are in danger of being hacked or persecuted, not privacy conscious users trying to escape surveillance. Google, for all their faults, is pretty unlikely to hack your phone and reveal your secrets.
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16d ago
What in the deranged Hitlerian screed is this garbage
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16d ago
Because interpersonal communication is based on effort and collaboration. If you just copy and paste an AI output in response to me making a human effort to communicate, you're essentially saying that my time is not valuable to you and
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18d ago
I do not agree. I think that Fox news is much farther right than MSNBC is left. Again, MSNBC is generally a cente left publication, in comparison to the entirety of the political spectrum. There might be outright Nazi Groypers farther to th
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18d ago
This is verifiably false. Without copyleft licensing like the GPL or permissive licensing like MIT and Apache we literally would not have the internet, or it would be somehow even more wildly dystopian and proprietary than it already is.
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18d ago
You could replace nearly every instance of "the Internet" in this article with "capitalism" and it would make perfect sense.
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19d ago
There is much farther left than left-libs. The U.S. doesn't get anywhere near as left as it goes. MSNBC is center-left, at most. This is a very right wing country.
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19d ago
MSNBC is far left? Next you'll tell me Joe Biden is a Maoist.
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19d ago
You're missing the point. The efficacy of these regulatory bodies are not a concern for those controlling them. Those individuals have the means to isolate themselves from anything that might negatively affect the rest of us hogs, and
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21d ago
What an absolute clown car country, embarrassing
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22d ago
What in particular do you find hacky about Asahi? I've been daily driving Asahi Fedora for about 8 months on a 13" M1 MBP, a significant portion of the project has been upstreamed to the kernel at this point, so the bar is set ver
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1mo ago
rude
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1mo ago
He literally didn't, but ok
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You don't actually need to click on an ad or purchase something from an ad site in order for Facebook to make money selling ad space. The moment these ads are loaded on the page, real time auction occurs, where advertisers place bids
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Sure, you can say whatever makes you feel better. You can say you're a pirate. But writing off the mechanisms of large scale institutions as the result of moral actors is reductive and doesn't serve to address the systematic roo
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