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Trump's competitor promises to give part of Ukraine to Russia and block Kyiv's accession to NATO
At least they don't even try to hide how much they are in bed with Russia anymore.
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Trump's competitor promises to give part of Ukraine to Russia and block Kyiv's accession to NATO
At least they don't even try to hide how much they are in bed with Russia anymore.
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Google has sent internet into ‘spiral of decline’, claims DeepMind co-founder
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Why not a combination of both? Seems most realistic.
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98 years worth of progress.
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Prove your claim. What book? Where? Or are you just making this up or maybe repeating some bullshit some other moron said?
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Revolutionary Bionic Hand Fuses With Woman's Bones, Muscles, And Nerves
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There's always lots of jokes about what a shame it is we don't have the flying cars people dreamed about in the past but if you ask me things like this not being more ubiquitous is the real shame! This is incredible and I hope we see more in this space soon.
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YSK: If you find an interesting topic/rabbit hole, you can get some real engagement here if you share it. It doesn't get drowned out like elsewhere.
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You perfectly describe how it felt on Reddit to comment and what turned me into a lurker after the years went by. Doing my best to be more active on Lemmy to help get this thing growing!
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Windows 12 May Require a Subscription
Generally curious how many people that have clung to Windows largely due to gaming have made the switch or plan to make the switch now that Valve has done such great work with Proton. I know I am certainly considering it and this is the kind of thing that will expedite that.
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Reddit’s replacement mods may be putting its communities at risk — With institutional knowledge seeping out of the site, poor moderation could have real-world impacts as more misinformation is allo...
Whether it's Reddit or the average workplace institutional knowledge is so commonly looked over that I truly (like) to believe that sometime in the next years society will realize how important it is and shift to caring way more about it.
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Elon Musk Booed At Valorant Tournament
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That and more! There's even a community called "Enough Musk Spam" that ironically enough only posts Musk spam.
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Amazon CEO Tells Workers: Return to Office or 'It’s Probably Not Going to Work Out for You'
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Is it? Yeah, real estate investors want people back in the office but how many back to the office success stories are we seeing? It's generally not working out for the employers pushing it.
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Saw a news story people about people getting arrested for at Wal-Mart for forgeting to scan one item
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The only problem with the sentiment of "just don't use it" is that many of these stores have like one manned checkout vs a dozen sel checkouts. Not about to sit in line with the carts full of stuff when I need to grab two things.
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Microsoft keeps pushing toward repairability, now with Xbox controller parts
I hope to see a bigger push across all tech for this. We can't possibly do better in the fight to improve the climate if we keep using gadgets that have to be replaced every two years.
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With all due respect...
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At this point its a surprise when the man says something that's actually intelligent.
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Masculine Policy: The GOP’s Plan To Outlaw ‘Porn’ And Suspend The First Amendment
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You can always tell a disingenuous response with the both sides bullshit.
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Biden picks female admiral to lead Navy. She'd be first woman on Joint Chiefs of Staff
Despite it reading like she was always the obvious top pick you just know some people are going to turn around and say Biden's only doing it because of the historical significance of her being the first woman to hold the spot.
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Remote work is still 'frustrating and disorienting' for bosses, economist says—their No. 1 problem with it is how difficult it is to observe and monitor employees
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They pump it out because it's what the people at the top of the societal pyramid want. And those are the top are really the ones with all that commercial real estate that's wasting away.
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What's the worst thing you've ever smelled?
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Smelling C-diff for the first time is something.
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Saw a news story people about people getting arrested for at Wal-Mart for forgeting to scan one item
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News channels have been using YouTube to upload clips and segments for many many years now. But you probably don't like YouTube because it's big bad to folk like you.
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Best Buy plans to exit the physical media business for good next year, possibly as soon as the end of Q1 2024.
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Yeah but then I pick it up from the nearby Best Buy so no more of that.
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What single item improved the quality of your life over you got it? (Buyed it/got as present/made it)
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I long for the day when they are just normal everywhere. Easily one of the best things to come out of the pandemic and those wild toilet paper shortages.
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‘Era of global boiling has arrived,’ says UN chief as July set to be hottest month on record
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I don't think we will see much in serious action until lots of people start to die and even then some will still drag their feet.