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Yeah, depressing as fuck that we still think economy is profit. And seemingly afraid to redefine it. To redefine our goals. Its time for a new “-ism”
Yeah, depressing as fuck that we still think economy is profit. And seemingly afraid to redefine it. To redefine our goals. Its time for a new “-ism”
So just to be on the safe side we should have both human and machine slaves and as little task automation as possible, bcs for most intents and purposes the task given to someone else is now automated “to you”.
(Just joking, good post!)
Only if they confirm it can experience consciousness and tremendous amounts of pain will they deploy them on a large scale industrial 24/day meaningless jobs.
The system demands blood.
I mean, update if there is a major new function you would like (or a bug that bugs you).
Its not like it needs security updates.
Also, hmm, never even connected mine to any wifi.
OnionOS ftw!!
Absolutely recommend: github/Onion
Yes, this is not getting shut down, nor should it.
Tho there are more comprehensive collections found online, with proper names (for Miyoo), art, and micro adjustments to their emulators for better performance/look.
Wait … is there a perception (or reality?) that most Linux users are programmers?
I’m an introvert, but all programmers I know use Windows (and badly in the sense they aren’t power users).
With all these RISC dev boards and laptops Im getting ao much hope & renesanse for the future I haven’t felt in a very long time.
While I understand that ‘runs Debian’ means ‘nothing but core works, this is for devs, not end users’ I really think this could be the global push towards open source hardware & software (with laptops such as these phones are soon to follow).
Not in the corporate cards as of yet, margins too delicious.
Dang.
Hope new medical advancements will keep making your life increasingly easier, and perhaps one day even restore your boot partition wheel.
Not if it’s on a fully encrypted separate disk.
(Obligatorily: ‘Also if you dont have Windows.’)
On the open meadows of the freeinternet,
where the gentle breeze touches all equally,
where the people are friends,
and the money is spent on FOSS devs & smol gaming studios.
I myself welcome the era of orb pondering!
Same … but these are polymers.
Using the same principals of data storage on/in a large “single crystal” could offer way more longevity.
smaller, cheaper
Just say better.
They are better vehicles and the ad campaigns for ‘bigger, more expensive’ vehicles are finally hitting their stupid wall.
Now lets do SUVs next.
Its amazing how fast it’s developing, hard to believe it’s only two years old, yet it seems like yesterday at the same time.
Fantastic devs!
In the olden days, I would have spent hours to fix it, completely forget everything I’ve done over the course of those several hours and then having to reinstall it bcs I’ve broken something else in those unsuccessful attempts and now dont have the energy to figure out this clusterfuck too.
Ahh, good memories.
I love Buster, make sure to tell him, such a distinguished and professional supervisor.
I love how when I stream music to my car a little VLC icon appears on the screen, under the album art. So proud.
Well, nice, but “more than 300 times a year” is definitely a weird goal to define or a weird metric to brag about, right?
I mean, what in it’s desig could be so critical that they wouldn’t just say ‘once daily’ or something.
Does it require maintenance days when no cells are operational?