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15 hours ago+3 3 0Commented in Object mistaken as a galaxy is actually a black hole pointed directly at Earth
This is so hard asking for a "yo momma" joke.
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1 day ago
+19 19 0A.I. is B.S.
The real risk of A.I. isn't that some super-intelligent computer is going to take over in the future - it's that the humans in the tech industry are going to screw the rest of us over right now.
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1 day ago
+20 20 0The 8 Best Twitter Alternatives in 2023
There are more alternatives to Twitter in 2022 than ever before, including Amino, Post, Plurk, and Mastodon. Share your thoughts and connect with others with these Twitter alternatives.
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10 days ago+7 7 0Commented in Cryptris - An asymmetric cryptography game
Thanks for yet another way to be absolutely not productive. :-) Now, let's decrypt some more! ;-)
Edit: why is there no option to save a game? %@#&
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10 days ago
+4 4 0So… How “Doomed” Are We?
Five Levels of Ruin — And Where Our Civilization Ranks
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11 days ago+6 6 0Commented in A Four-Decade Secret: One Man’s Story of Sabotaging Carter’s Re-election
The world would have been so much different if Reagan didn't become president.
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2 weeks ago+10 10 0Commented in The SCO vs. Linux Saga: 20 Years of Open-Source Turmoil
Wow, all those lawsuits and all lost. SCO didn't stand a chance, but one question remains: why are companies, like SCO, doing things like that (eventhough they probably knew it were lost cases)? In a way it's a complete waste of resources (they're gone now), but it also gave the open source community new strengths and insights, like is stated in the article. Still, I'm wondering what's behind the reasoning to start such lawsuits. A way to make money?
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2 weeks ago
+19 19 0Updated and refurbished
Yes, it is a promotion of my website and work, but SnapZu is an ideal platform to showcase it. I just did a good re-do of the site and was wondering what you people think of it.
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2 weeks ago+7 7 0Commented in UK bans TikTok from government mobile phones
I think it's better to ban all social media from government phones, especially from the representatives. This way they can focus on their work, instead of showing their smug faces to fullfill their desperate need for attention. Extra tip: regular media should also focus more on the quality of their work instead of the quantity of attention.
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2 weeks ago
+17 17 0Microsoft lays off entire AI ethics team while going all out on ChatGPT
A new report indicates Microsoft will expand AI products, but axe the people who make them ethical.
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2 weeks ago+5 5 0Commented in Women carry babies for lower energetic cost than men, study finds
Having no kids is the most energy efficient way to go, I think.
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2 weeks ago
+17 17 0James Brotörhead - Superkill
The mashup you never knew you needed.
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3 weeks ago+15 15 0Commented in Next step in surveillance AI: Finding out who your friends are
More advertising?
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3 weeks ago
+17 17 0Courtney Barnett - Everybody Here Hates You
Released in 2019
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1 month ago
+20 20 0Never Be Clever · Herman Brood & His Wild Romance
This song appeared as a "stand-alone" between the albums Cha Cha and Go Nutz in 1979.
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1 month ago
+13 13 0China is adding solar and wind faster than many of us realise: three charts that put it in perspective
China adds enough solar and wind every year to cover the total electricity use of major countries such as South Africa, Spain, and (almost) the UK.
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1 month ago
+20 20 0Vintage Snaps of Kids Jumping Their Bikes in the 1970s and 1980s
There were two types of kids in the 1970s and 1980s, those who were on the bike doing a jump, and those who were lying on the ground being jumped over.
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1 month ago+12 12 0Commented in Has Windows become Spyware?
This is so begging me to say something outrageously snobby about Linux, open source and all the other wonders that aren't proprietary in this beautiful world, but you know what? I won't.
Why repeating the same shit over and over and over again, just because people still don't learn? Why would I worry about the shit people bring on to themselves, just because they are too lazy to learn a thing or two or why people fall for the same scams all the time? I do not give a hoot about that anymore. I gave up on that a long time ago, but still the temptation to say "See, I told you so" remains. Maybe I should remove my empathy for them all together and keep my choices en experiences to myself. Maybe I should smile in silence and stop wondering about it. It's not my problem, you see? It's the Windows user's problem. Let's keep it that way.show more -
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1 month ago+9 9 0Commented in Microsoft Wants ChatGPT to Control Robots Next
And the failures continue...
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1 month ago
+19 19 0The Age of Advertising Must Come to an End
Advertisements are a scourge upon society, the environment, and ultimately ourselves. They are among the worst that capitalism has to offer. Why not get rid of them?