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- Comment on A study tested popular smartwatches, and they all overestimated calories burned: Apple was the most accurate, Garmin and Samsung overestimated the most 1 day ago:
I’ll never trade my Garmin Instinct Solar for anything else, even knowing that the sleep and other estimates are not accurate. I am curious what the most accurate tool is on the market though, mostly out of curiosity.
- Comment on Memory Prices Indefinitely High: SK Hynix Says Shortage Continues Through 2030 - PC Perspective 2 days ago:
If that’s the case, we’re not going to see affordable GPUs ever again.
- Comment on Adobe to offer free access to AI tools in Saudi Arabia in $4 billion deal 3 days ago:
When it comes down to the wire, every single corporation will bow down to fascists and oppressor nations. Adobe will royally fuck US citizens, while giving a culture that oppresses women and hates homosexuality free services.
- Comment on Memory Prices Indefinitely High: SK Hynix Says Shortage Continues Through 2030 - PC Perspective 3 days ago:
It’s gonna be pretty funny when the bubble bursts and the memory and GPU companies that fucked over their bread-and-butter consumers, have to come groveling back to us in order to prop up their companies once again. I’m so goddamn sick of tech I might try to ride it out with my 2019 laptop for the foreseeable future.
- Comment on Mmmm tasty 4 days ago:
I’ve heard of that and seen the bottle, but never had it. It sounds amazing!
- Comment on Mmmm tasty 4 days ago:
The US is notorious for making everything overly sweet. I avoid all of that stuff, with a couple exceptions. Europe seems to have some semblance of sanity and regulations when it comes to ingredients. Like the Fanta you described sounds amazing, but the US version is an occasional guilty pleasure for me (despite tasting nothing like true orange).
- Comment on Mmmm tasty 5 days ago:
DO THE DEW!!! ™️
- Comment on Mmmm tasty 5 days ago:
Lime & cactus sounds tasty. I love how sodas in other countries are more subdued yet still tasty, and the US is like “here’s 20 variations of antifreeze.”
- Comment on US says Chinese hackers broke into Justice Department, NASA, Federal Reserve, Senate 1 week ago:
It’s probably the standard stuff all governments carry out and this admin is now going to weaponize it in their own stupid way. Like when they say information was “stolen” and then you learn it was simply public information that a foreign government pulled.
- Comment on US says Chinese hackers broke into Justice Department, NASA, Federal Reserve, Senate 1 week ago:
I call bullshit across the board. Just like their claim that Iran hacked water systems is bullshit too. They’re just trying to manufacture consent to support their constant lies.
- Comment on BMW’s in-car Spider-Man ad is a warning sign: we were promised a transport revolution, instead we got cars tracking us and serving us ads 3 weeks ago:
I bought a manual from 2015 a few months back, cash in hand, and decided I’m not replacing the head unit ever. I want the car to be a time machine that sends you back to an era that sucked far less.
- Comment on Roblox loses $70 billion in value as company blames lack of viral games 4 weeks ago:
The game is such an anomaly to me. Like the concept is neat, but everything else is shady and hokey.
- Comment on Roblox loses $70 billion in value as company blames lack of viral games 4 weeks ago:
A company losing a fuck load of money because its users aren’t making interesting games with their product, sounds like a massively stupid product right out of the gate lmao.
- Comment on At colleges, the AI boom means everyone wants to dabble in computer science 4 weeks ago:
These folks missed the window for getting into computer science. The industry sucks now.
- Comment on Utopia 🌈 5 weeks ago:
I love how billionaires act like they’re arguing on behalf of the people they fleece, like they’re all in it together. It’s like a game of Lemmings. The ruling class leading them with rage bait and lies, and then walks them off a cliff when they’re done with them.
Working class people that think they’re in the big money club is as sad as it gets.
- Comment on Data Center Opponents Stage 142 Protests Across 42 States 1 month ago:
This is action. Showing up to town halls; working to craft airtight legal cases and defenses; using data to fight back like More Perfect Union has in regard to sound pollution and strain on infrastructure. People have to stick around and not simply show up to picket and then go about their day.
- Comment on Data Center Opponents Stage 142 Protests Across 42 States 1 month ago:
How many more peaceful protests are we going to do before learning they don’t work? Start taking notes.
- Comment on Sony 1 month ago:
You can get banned from connecting your console to their services if you’re caught using pirated games, or you’ve tampered with the system. There’s ways around it though, and some people don’t care if they’re locked out of services as long as the system still plays the pirated software.
- Comment on Sony 1 month ago:
Sony thinking they can just pull a Steam way too late in the game, and with Steam and GOG as competitors 😂
- Comment on you're not gonna believe this! 2 months ago:
>accidentally leaks your identity data >sells u the product that secures ur identity data
- Comment on We have brownouts in the summer and Kevin O'Leary wants a Data Center built here. 2 months ago:
Further proof that no amount of wealth can buy intelligence, taste, class, etc.
- Comment on The Real Purpose of Wealth 💸 2 months ago:
It makes me think of the rich assholes in Alrered Carbon. They’ve lived so long in the most athletic and pristine “sleeves” that they’re essentially bored of life and their whims just get more and more unhinged because they have zero moral checks and balances. It’s affluenza. Parasites in society that drag us all down with them.
- Comment on As A.I. Makes Strides in Mathematics, Mathematicians Urge Caution 2 months ago:
I made Claude work around this by having it write a Python script to use instead that split the letters and provided a count. A script I could’ve written myself, for a task that’s completely pointless.
- Comment on Websites have a new way to spy on visitors: Analyzing their SSD activity 3 months ago:
I wonder if you could setup a virtual drive that gets picked up as an SSD and then automate and randomize everything that happens within it so it’s just noise. The problem is that this hack probably gives insight into every drive on the system, so the exploit would still grab that data; it would just run alongside the bullshit stream of data.
- Comment on OpenAI CEO Sam Altman’s home targeted with molotov cocktail 4 months ago:
Here’s Wonderwall 🎸
- Comment on The fuck is the point 5 months ago:
This rules. I love finding places like that.
- Comment on The fuck is the point 5 months ago:
Yeah, we have a few local places that will do to-go orders, so we give them our money instead. The last few times where we grabbed fast food because we were traveling or just super busy, it was just a shit experience. I’m okay parting with my money if it’s going back into a local business.
My wife and I have also started shopping in smaller grocery runs. So we will buy food for like 3 meals ahead of time, and then do it again after a few days. We find that we have much less food waste and we make less impulsive decisions. I just wish veggies didn’t suck so much now.
- Comment on The fuck is the point 5 months ago:
What even is the point of fast food now?
- ✅ Fast
- ❌ Good
- ❌ Cheap
It has jumped the shark and serves no purpose now, other than screwing working class people in food deserts out of their hard-earned money.
- Comment on What are some good, populated multiplayer games that have a free-for-all mode? 5 months ago:
You can still find populated Quake 3 servers out there. That’s always fun, especially Instagib with the rail gun.
- Comment on Age checks creep into Linux as systemd gets a DOB field 5 months ago:
Yeah, across the board participation. Because of heavy lobbying.
