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It's probably bad of me but the more time goes on, the more I warm up to this photo.
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I think the democrats were more pissed at her for this than they were over January 6 :/
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It's probably bad of me but the more time goes on, the more I warm up to this photo.
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I think the democrats were more pissed at her for this than they were over January 6 :/
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Trump’s social network, Truth Social, has been blocked in Ukraine.
This actually looks like Truth Social is blocking Ukraine as opposed to Ukraine blocking Truth Social
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It's so bright it hurts...
Something scheduled. I am useless in the lead up because "I have to be ready"
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I have to agree with PornHub's idea.
A device should be able it indicate in its browser headers whether its primary user is an adult or a minor and the service can react accordingly.
It won't protect all the children but children of parents who can't be assed to setup a device properly will have problems no matter how much we increase the surveillance state.
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Nebraska lawmakers vote to reduce minimum wage for workers under 20
"Fuck Dem kids"
-- Republican Party
pretty sure they have said that many times
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Starbucks continues to be terrible
Just some fun basic math for everyone...
$96 million / 1000 (workers) = $96,000
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Trump says Biden wasn't 'too old' to be president
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He is weird
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George Carlin Estate Files Lawsuit Against Group Behind AI-Generated Stand-Up Special: ‘A Casual Theft of a Great American Artist’s Work’
If its wrong to use AI to put genitals in someone's mouth it should probably be wrong to use AI to put words in their mouth as well.
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There is a reason why Linux is my main operating system of choice -- and it's not because of the freedom.
The PowerPC installers used to have a step where it would output something like "Blessing /dev/sda1 with holy penguin pee" loved that message :)
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Keep it up, Vancouver!
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You would think… but that’s $100 a month service (which explains why no sentry mode is catching Tesla vandals)
EDIT: DOWN VOTE ME YOU FUCKS! (its only $10 a month)
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Louis Rossmann taunts Bambu Lab by hosting banned 3D Printer firmware fork, dares $1 billion company to sue him — more creators pledge support and boycotts, Snapmaker donates equipment to embattled de
Rossmann annoys me, but god damn I love that he is taking up these fights.
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Why Cops Frequently Got Caught Planting Drugs in 2017 | Look. All technology comes with a learning curve.
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When we fly we are forced to let some stranger see our junk with the full body scanner
Gotta make sure no one is smuggling a full sized tube of tooth paste up their ass
Seems reasonable given that
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The Swastidumpster can Haul Just Like a Real Truck
No straps? No flag on the lumber?
1/10 wouldn't fuck
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Elon Musk Sued For Fraud By Petition Signers Over Million Dollar Vote Buying Scheme
Either he was buying votes via an Illegal Lottery...
OR
He was rigging a lottery that was NOT an attempt to buy votes.
Each of those things is illegal and he has to have done at least one of them.
For the record he realistically did both buying votes and rigging his lottery.
BUT let's not pretend he will face consequences.
Billionaires following the law of the land is un American /s
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France runs fusion reactor for record 22 minutes
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LLNL has achieved positive power output with their experiments. https://www.llnl.gov/article/49301/shot-ages-fusion-ignition-breakthrough-hailed-one-most-impressive-scientific-feats-21st
No fusion reactor today is actually going to generate power in the useful sense.
These are more about understanding how Fusion works so that a reactor that is purpose built to generate power can be developed in the future.
Unlike the movies real development is the culmination of MANY small steps.
Today we are holding reactions for 20 minutes. 20 years ago getting a reaction to self sustain in the first place seemed impossible.
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Chamberlain shuts off access to MyQ’s APIs, breaking smart home integrations
My previous house was smart down to nearly every light being RGB Hue. For movie nights it kicked ass to be able to sync the lights in my living room / kitchen to the movie.
The challenge in IoT is the "I". Many companies make cheap products that REQUIRE internet to work and are not going to work longer than a decade in most cases.
When I was designing that house I had made it a point to not purchase any device that was not Zigbee, Z-Wave or Natively compatible with HomeKit which led to a very robust setup that would continue to function even when the internet was down.
If you are dabbling I recommend making the same decision even if you plan to use GoogleHome or Alexa. The HomeKit compatible things usually cost more for a reason.
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Bill Burr calls on 'billionaires to be put down like rabid dogs' in podcast
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I mean, he is still 980 MILLION dollars away from being a mere billionaire. He is WAAAAAAAAY closer to you and me
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The laws around advertising are fucked to begin with but the headers SHOULD be used in advertising 100%
The minor flag would actually remove the LARGE gray area that platforms take advantage of to push harmful ADs and content to kids (Today they just get to play dumb)
This would actually create a framework to enforce existing advertising laws as well as data collection laws with regards to minors.
Examples: Minors should not see ads for holsters, knives, ammo, ED medications, Diet drugs, muscle building drugs, Alcohol, Tobacco products, Online Gambling
These are all things I have seen advertised on YouTube to me; Granted I am not a minor but I am also just using Youtube by going to the site with no account.
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Google Chrome ships a default, hidden extension that allows code on *.google.com access to private APIs, including your current CPU usage
Google does a lot of standards breaking things.
Like allowing a link on Google Apps Marketplace to open a new window (like popup) with POST instead of GET. (This pretty much ensures that buying an app will fail for browsers that follow the spec)
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There has been a murder!
This guy's details are always awesome and this picture is a great example