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It’s good to feel proud of where you work. I’m not too sure on whether or not Intel treats their workers good though, do they?
It’s good to feel proud of where you work. I’m not too sure on whether or not Intel treats their workers good though, do they?
He’s actually leftist I think, and was parodying centrists too
They may know everything about you right now. But they don’t know about your future self, how you can change, how you may be an entirely different person in as little as a year. Data is useful, but it is more useful the more updated and recent it is.
Quick! Somebody check if they’ve lied in any of the congressional hearings about how their shit works!
Ehh it’s okay for making certain templates like for characters, especially if I’m too lazy to type it all out. Sometimes I use it to give me a word that I can’t quite remember, but I can describe it’s use or something. Sometimes I get it to “talk” like how a specific character may “talk” so that I can get an idea of how a character might “sound” like if I’m writing a story. Otherwise it’s use for me is pretty sporadic.
Not random, moreso probabilistic, which is almost the same thing granted.
If you guys do want to get into crypto to buy certain…things, though if ill advise it, I’d recommend Monero not stuff like Bitcoin.
It can often be more important to inform apple users of attacks and exploits because android users aren’t often under the illusion that they’re immune from such happenings.
Might help just to subtly edit your comment in a way that make any advice or content you’ve given shittier. Like if you have some sort of tech support comment, just edit it in a way so that the piece of tech support you’ve offered is some standard answer for the problem that doesn’t fix anything. And while you’re at it, move the comment which offers the fix or piece of advice to Lemmy.