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They are resisting fascism one sternly worded letter at a time
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Sorry, you were saying?
I don't disagree that the Democratic party should do more, but its disingenuous to ignore what (little) has been done
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They are resisting fascism one sternly worded letter at a time
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Sorry, you were saying?
I don't disagree that the Democratic party should do more, but its disingenuous to ignore what (little) has been done
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They are resisting fascism one sternly worded letter at a time
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Something, even if you see it as performative, is better than nothing
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Bonding
Bonding, or is the cat trying to borrow the braincell?
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Framework wants to fix the budget laptop with its first touchscreen machine
I have been waiting for something like this from framework for ages now, super pumped to order one.
Specs are a bit disappointing, so here's hoping it gets a bit beefier cpu option in the future
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Boeing allegedly overcharged the military 8,000% for airplane soap dispensers
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The COTS unit shown there is not tested and certified to the contract requirements Boeing was working to. Simple as. If the price ridiculous? Absolutely yes. But you cannot go to a home hardware store and slap one in a plane.
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Flock Is in Serious Trouble After Massive Backlash
Good, but also I won't actually believe they're in trouble until they shutter their doors and lay off all the staff.
Until then, definitely don't keep cutting their cameras down, yep. Deeeeeefinately not.
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PapaSkwat decided to ban me from a bunch of communities that I don't think I ever posted in for seemingly no reason.
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That's Grail's instance, another fairly well known...... Individual on the fediverse.
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New Framework Desktop Option with AMD Ryzen AI Max+ Pro 495 and 192GB Memory (Gorgon Halo)
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Not that it matters much since I think your math here checks out - but the framework desktop is all soldered memory, so no slots for memory needed. Likely some higher density chips used here than a 64GB DIMM stick. Point being, your estimate may still be optimistic!
Still don't know why the company who prides itself on reparability and upgradibility even released a unit with unrepairable components, even given their latency justification.
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Day 6 of Furryosa? More like Worryosa, amirite? I'll see myself out.
I humbly request that you capture images of furryosa's toebeans to share one of these days.
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In a kingdom far, far away...
For the sake of the artists, please source your art...
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PC upgrade woes
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Left side of the 24 pin power connector. Definitely AI, which is ironic.
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High-torque bike motor blows open US ebike performance
With the power these amflow units put out, they aren't bikes. They're more e-moto with Pedals that act as a thumb throttle.
So this market didn't need to be "broken open". People will be out there with their e-motos in places where they aren't allowed, and will end up in more access being closed off to bikers in general.
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Even households earning $150,000 a year are struggling with credit card and car payments
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In HCOL areas, 150k/yr can be barely above poverty level. (See SF as an example, poverty income for a single earner is ~118k USD)
Given the number of those kind of areas, and the cost of rent now, it makes perfect sense.
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[der8auer EN] 12VHPWR on RTX 5090 is Extremely Concerning
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It has always confused me why they dont use an existing standard like an XT90 as the connector. Two chunky 12v leads that can carry the power needed.
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Framework wants to fix the budget laptop with its first touchscreen machine
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I dont need much in a laptop, it would be replacing my Lenovo x220t thats really starting to show its age now. So even a 13th gen is a vast improvement, I was just hoping for a more efficient chip for battery life, or a higher performing one so it'll last as long as possible, since I try to keep hardware for as long as possible
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Why Balcony Solar Panels Haven’t Taken Off in the US
I just took portable ones and ziptied them to my balcony connected to a solar generator. Works to feed all my electronics and server equipment. It only connects to the grid if its depleted, never feeds power back in.
So you can still do this in the states, so long as you're not feeding into the grid.
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Egg cosplay rule
https://twitter.com/paxiti/status/1267078419826630656 https://twitter.com/paxiti/status/1267078471236247553
Can at least add the source...
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Visited a pretty cool looking chapel today.
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They claim its to poison AI models, but its been repeatedly proven to them that it doesn't work. They also claim to want to bring back older English symbols like this too, not only has it been pointed out they're using it wrong many times, but in my case and some others, it just makes their comments an illegible mess. Ultimately they're just one of those edgy Lemmy personalities.
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As a G6 and xdrip user, this absolutely mirrors my experience, and MANY of my frustrations. The fact dexcom's app won't give me a delta between current and last reading to understand how quickly im trending? Insanity - and they show no interest in making it better in any way, which really grinds my gears every time I give them money.
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February Pebble Production and Software Updates
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The lack of "features" IS the selling point. It does only what a smartwatch should, its not another phone on your wrist but rather just a device that informs you what's going on with the phone you're already carrying and lets you do some limited control of the phone from your wrist, and lasts forever between charges, as a smartwatch should.