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AuthAuth
2mo ago
great nothing of value lost. If someone wants to leak info they should stake their name next to it. That can be the whistleblower anonymously leaking to a journalist who publishes it.
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AuthAuth
2mo ago
This account is not anonymous. It has real life identifiers tied to it. No where did i say it needs to be available to other users.
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AuthAuth
2mo ago
There should be real life identifiers connecting to online activity. Why should online actions be untraceable? That only empowers bad actors.
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AuthAuth
2mo ago
I have been dreaming about a split keyboard with dual trackballs and two cursors for the past few months. This may be the kick i need to actually get on it.
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AuthAuth
2mo ago
that recommendation is just a reddit comment in a thread similar to your prompt.
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AuthAuth
2mo ago
Its also got nothing to do with captialism. Plenty of captialist systems have regulation to cover this.
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AuthAuth
2mo ago
This isnt legislation for Russia
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AuthAuth
2mo ago
AMD, Nvida and intel I watch benchmarks for all GPUs. AMDs are the closest to their windows counterpart but its still around 10% roughly speaking. Keep in mind this is without ray tracing. If thats enabled linux is like 30% worse. Nvidia is
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AuthAuth
2mo ago
American electricity costs a very low. What they've gone up is nothing its a drop in the bucket compared to the damage from the tariffs and middle east war. Populists settle on this issue because its malicious. They are Accelerationist
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AuthAuth
2mo ago
I dont need to hear about the "human web" from a clanker.
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AuthAuth
2mo ago
As a linux gamer and enjoyer of windows v linux benchmarks you cant say windows is often worse thats just a straight out lie. Rarely is proton "better" than windows. Proton is usually about 10% less avg fps than windows. Its is cl
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AuthAuth
2mo ago
>The husband asked his wife to take over almost all parenting so he could spend days, nights and weekends becoming his company’s top user of AI. Its so dystopian these people are souless ghouls.
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AuthAuth
2mo ago
Ok if they pay extra tax for the extra health costs they will incur.
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AuthAuth
2mo ago
That video by Ben Jordan is emotionally convincing but it makes no solid case for any of its claims.
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AuthAuth
2mo ago
I perfer the term maker because its descriptive without the commercial aspect.
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AuthAuth
3mo ago
The US has been on a far better environmental trajectory for the past 15 years than China. Since the first climate change conferences emission growth has been significantly reducing compared with china significantly increasing. Thats with 8
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3mo ago
They are installing some renewables and some non renewables. The scale of the non renewables is far larger than their non renewables. The damage being down completely outweighs the solar they've installed. Its good they're finally
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AuthAuth
3mo ago
ok and in 2025 they installed more coal than the US and EU has in total whats your point?
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AuthAuth
3mo ago
Its only falling per Chinese gov data. The trend since 2019 is for them to downplay emission data and when the next international review comes around we'll have seen that it was actually increasing for the past 3 years and everything w
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AuthAuth
3mo ago
China is not rapidly de-carbonizing. They've put off even starting to transition to clean energy by 15 years and they lag behind the other nations. They shouldnt be where the US is as the US has done an awful job. They should be where
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AuthAuth
3mo ago
Its impossible because I could point to anything or refer to history and the complexities of work and you would say "in the future there is a magic technology that could automate it" and it would be impossible to disprove that.
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AuthAuth
3mo ago
There exists to many complex things in the world and we cannot do it all ourselves. We work so that we have something of value to trade to the people who do the work on the things we want. We will never automate all work so we with half of
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AuthAuth
3mo ago
Basic privacy from the government?
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AuthAuth
3mo ago
Whats wrong with government control? We let the government control most aspects of our lives.
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AuthAuth
3mo ago
American Tech companies hate their users
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AuthAuth
3mo ago
Given that its society that invests in them during development and has to pick them up when they're broken its only fair to also nudge towards a preemptive solution. The economics of people dying needlessly in their 20s is worth the in
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AuthAuth
3mo ago
When it comes to online actions people ask for way more than reasonable. You dont get to be an invisible, impossible to track, unaccountable hacker man free to roam the internet on equal footing to the rest of the users.
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AuthAuth
3mo ago
But because you were cheating you'd be above your level. So there would be a mismatch somewhere. You'd need to vastly improve your aim to compensate for bad game sense or use wall hacks to compensate for bad map awareness. Either
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AuthAuth
3mo ago
>it hasn’t stopped cheating No but it has largely reduced it to where you can play competitively and not run into cheaters. Go play f2p csgo and enjoy a hacker in nearly every single game blatantly spinning in spawn head shotting everyon
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AuthAuth
3mo ago
the value of labor will collapse so we cant use current earning figures. China will be able to spend to undermine it even more.
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