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President Trump calls on New Mexico to change its name to ‘New America’
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President Trump calls on New Mexico to change its name to ‘New America’
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"Why would I spend time bonding with my kid when I can just get an AI to do it for me?"
Parenting hits different when your intelligence is artificial
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Megathread: Charlie Kirk Shot at Utah Valley University Event
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He ded now
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I choose violence
There's going to be one really angry person in the comments and we all ksow who it is
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Screw it, I’m installing Linux
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Are you suggesting we should break into people's homes and discreetly install Linux on their computers? Because I'm in
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Hello from Lemmy! How’s life there over on the other side on Kbin?
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Right now it's shouting over the fence to talk between Kbin and Lemmy, it's a bit clunky and buggy. Hopefully that fence can over time lower and be completely removed as the code gets better and better. Looking forward to having a great time with you guys!
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several subreddits are voting on the future of the community, but are currently losing to returning to normal
The poll has closed:
Voting has now closed.
Our final tally is as follows:
Return to normal operations: -2,329 votes
Only allow images of John Oliver looking sexy: 37,331 votes
The overwhelming majority voted for sexy John Oliver. That's good.
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r/pics is now limited to pictures of john oliver
Limited to sexy pictures of John Oliver. Only the very best
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Tell me more about SSL certificate forgery. As far as I know, for a device to trust it, it needs to be signed by a trusted CA. You'd either need to compromise a CA and create your own certificate for the website or make the target device trust a custom CA. In the case of a custom CA, the user explicitly needs to perform an action to trust it. How is this not enough on a public network?
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As much as I hate Elmo, I still value truth more. There is 0 evidence he's behind that account. And given that the account claims to own Twitter (= claims to be Elmo), it's far more likely to be a troll than a secret-but-not-secret account by the richest fuckface in the world
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finally something worse then curl | sh
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Please kill me
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Completely free. Kind of. It's like less than €200 a year to study at a university in Finland.
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parseInt(5)
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Holy fuck that is long. When the documentation for the integer parsing function is 10 pages long, there's something seriously wrong with the language
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Every. Single. Time.
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I have to use Windows for work. A few days ago I pressed the button to update and shut down as I started preparing to leave. I went away for a bit and when I came back to get my stuff, the computer was back at the login screen. It updated and restarted. Windows really does do that. I hate it.
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Apple just proved AI "reasoning" models like Claude, DeepSeek-R1, and o3-mini don't actually reason at all. They just memorize patterns really well.
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That's called science
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/r/Minecraft forcefully reopened in spite of poll results
Reddit administrators even promised to help with the poll
The admins will be helping us and will provide us with a breakdown of votes by account age and sub activity.
and respect the results of the poll
If the results of the poll show the community wants us to participate and protest the changes, admins have promised us to respect that will and work on our demands.
Despite the results given by Reddit administrators themselves being clearly in favor of blackout, Reddit broke their promise forcing the subreddit to reopen.
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Crying is a free action
Ew Java
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JPEG XL is Dead. Long Live JPEG XL
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So I tied an onion to my belt, which was the style at the time