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To be fair, dating was very different in 2015.
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To be fair, dating was very different in 2015.
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Rage jello
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The largest occupational percentile for men in the 1950's were jobs in manufacturing/production.
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Coca cola is making a pure AI ad
I don't really get the outrage, "Soulless corporation does soulless thing". Colour me shocked.
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Zoomers & Boomers are the same
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"been around tech their whole life" more like they have a locked down phone, locked down game console and MAYBE a desktop computer. It's too rounded out and consumer friendly now, you never have to peek under the hood.
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it's soyjak.party
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Magic beyond comprehension rule
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I don't think it was even an emulator, it was probably the official Nintendo port called 'Super Mario Run'.
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If you can't explain why the rule matters, then I won't follow it.
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Right lol poor kid. "Don't question anything, just mask and shut up so nobody thinks you're insufferable." Lowkey sounds like what the parent went through and views as the 'normal' way of dealing with being ND.
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Effectively managing ADHD with caffeine
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It really does lol. In my helpdesk queue I have some tickets from over a month ago, sometimes I need to reach god-like focus to finally break down the steps / mentally process their request and respond to them haha.
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The past 18 months have seen the most rapid change in human written communication ever
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Exactly. LLM's assisting people in writing soul-sucking corporate drivel is a good thing, I hope this changes the public perception on the umbrella of 'formal office writing'. (including: internal emails, job applications etc.) So much time-wasting bullshit to form nothing productive.
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Google preps Pixel ‘Audio Memory’ that ambiently tracks your ‘important conversations,’ like AI notetaker pins
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Alternatively - the pocket computer revolution is beginning. Hell, many in my tech circles are making cyberdecks and the sorts with hopes of only using a phone to make and receive calls. Disconnect from the 'big' in Big Tech, not the tech :D
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Elon Musk’s Alleged Unverified 4chan Account Leaked: Calls Himself “Antichrist,” Praises Hitler, God Complex, Antisemitic Rants, New World Order agenda
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This has been floating around a bit, lines up with 4plebs archive.
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Damm commies
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pro tip: change any reddit url to reveddit to view deleted content https://www.reveddit.com/v/Conservative/comments/iig9uh/is_my_boss_a_communist/
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so many apocalyses to choose from and yet
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Yep, also free to air in rural parts of the country. Murdoch knows what he's doing.
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LEGO Racers returns and is playable for free on PC now
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Yeah and you’re gonna see a lot more of this, AI is insanely good at reverse engineering. Literally this week I have seen multiple recomps and ports of games like Skate 3, some COD games and so on. We as individuals now have the power to fight back against IP rights and corpos and save abandonware on ‘finished’ products.
Somehow, people are viewing this as a bad thing.
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Google preps Pixel ‘Audio Memory’ that ambiently tracks your ‘important conversations,’ like AI notetaker pins
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Friend, or friends discussed said panic attack on big tech social in DMs or something. Obviously, you follow your friends, you are likely to go out on Saturdays with them, maybe even your first name was mentioned in their messages, you are now tied to an advertising angle for 'Panick Attacks'. Data brokers buy this information, serve ads. This is just ONE way the data may have been inferred. This doesn't include contact scanning, location services and so on.
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Punters Politics calls out Inpex and their gas scam in Darwin.
The single greatest policy any pollie could ever implement would be proper taxation on gas/mining/oil companies. Completely absurd, but not surprising at all to me that it isn't in effect though, with Murdoch media and all. Imagine how great this country could be if we had Norway levels of taxation on mineral assets.
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hell yeah!
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What do you mean?
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(in)visible hand
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neither have you for fkn HOURS bro. stop vague posting on ye soap box
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Lemmy needs more donations
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Right? Like isn't that the entire point of the Fediverse? Aren't we meant to be able to exist in little instances with values that we align with? And if people don't like it, they're free to move somewhere else, or peacefully block us and our ways?
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Firefox is really innovating
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Zen Browser, open source Firefox fork