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- Comment on Costly Disappointment 💸 1 day ago:
Is it tho? From what I heard trade schools are hard to get into and eployeers are looking for at least several years of experience
- Comment on Costly Disappointment 💸 2 days ago:
Not really as it is liable to get much worse
At some point wall street is going to realize that spending billions to make millions doesn’t make sense.
- Comment on Costly Disappointment 💸 2 days ago:
It is so bad people are turning to club penguin
- Comment on Costly Disappointment 💸 2 days ago:
Just wait until the recession hits
- Comment on Costly Disappointment 💸 2 days ago:
That only works while there is a shortage. If everyone and their dog goes into the trades there will be a surplus of workers leading to low wages and higher unemployment
- Comment on Title goes here 5 days ago:
What?
- Comment on Time keeps marching forward 1 week ago:
Keep in mind it is a death trap due to the weak frame
- Comment on Time keeps marching forward 1 week ago:
I’m not quite sure that’s how it works
- Comment on Time keeps marching forward 1 week ago:
In Hungary, Fidesz supporters used to claim that the cars on the bottom are all brand new, and thus people are now buying new cars and are rich. In reality, Golf Mk.IIIs are no longer new cars, and there are even newer ones.
- Comment on Time keeps marching forward 1 week ago:
I’d rather have some simple knobs over a touch screen and a car that requires software updates for some reason
- Comment on Time keeps marching forward 1 week ago:
I have seen Honda motors that will continue kicking well into 400,000 miles
I think car manufacturers are mildly screwed as the old cars are way overbuilt
- Comment on Time keeps marching forward 1 week ago:
Honesty the best era for cars is around 2003-2016 depending on the manufacturer. The older ones from around 2008 or so are especially good.
- Comment on Time keeps marching forward 1 week ago:
The fit is gaining a lot of popularity as of late
Is it any good in the snow? I think it might be dangerous in the winter due to it being lightweight
- Comment on Time keeps marching forward 1 week ago:
It feels like just yesterday that we were riding around in the model r
- Comment on Happy Birthday America! 1 week ago:
Honesty this is how I feel every time I see the phrase “9/11 anniversary”
- Comment on On disobeying instructions 1 week ago:
It will give you a upset stomach
- Comment on All quiet on this front 2 weeks ago:
I can’t tell if this a WWI meme or not
- Comment on you know what's mildly infuriating? a reposter bot 3 weeks ago:
Look at the comments that are downvoted
They don’t take criticism very well
- Comment on you know what's mildly infuriating? a reposter bot 3 weeks ago:
I wish I could use regex for blocks
Doing cm0002@* would be nice
- Comment on you know what's mildly infuriating? a reposter bot 3 weeks ago:
If you look at his comments he is kinda unhinged
- Comment on This camouflaged speed bump 3 weeks ago:
It probably was originally but overtime the paint wears off
- Comment on Attorney general: ‘Everyone is Welcome Here’ sign cannot be displayed in Idaho schools 3 weeks ago:
Or crazy controversial ideas like liberty for all
- Comment on Spiderman Arrested In Ukraine 3 weeks ago:
How is this mildly infuriating
- Comment on British supermarket Morrisons selling AI birthday cards (£2) 3 weeks ago:
At some point the general public will get AI fatigue
- Comment on Some heroes 4 weeks ago:
Have you asked Claude?
- Comment on California just passed a law forcing mandatory DRM in 3D printers 4 weeks ago:
No, the issue is about freedom and fighting authoritarianism
This law will not do anything about guns. It will allow the government and private companies to see and control your 3D printer.
- Comment on California just passed a law forcing mandatory DRM in 3D printers 5 weeks ago:
While I get what your saying, I do think 3D printers reduce waste as they allow people to fix there own stuff
- Comment on This Avocado Oil that claims to be “0 Calories” 🙄 5 weeks ago:
Why wouldn’t it be
- Comment on California just passed a law forcing mandatory DRM in 3D printers 5 weeks ago:
Because mass surveillance is bad? I don’t want my printer to send everything I print to private companies
Even if you are somehow ok with the surveillance, there are still issues with copywrite. I’m pretty sure it would be pretty easy for some large company to seal ideas or to prevent you from making replacement parts for stuff that you bought and paid for
- Comment on California just passed a law forcing mandatory DRM in 3D printers 5 weeks ago:
You can’t use a 3D printer to make a working gun and it isn’t possible to distinguish a gun from anything else.
This is security theater that hurts the general public and small businesses while giving yet more power to the wealthy
