BLKNSLVR

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901.
by BLKNSLVR 9mo ago
I feel that statement is still hedging too much. Society sold out.
902.
by BLKNSLVR 9mo ago
I love it, but I know it's bad, but I also think it was intentionally what it is, which makes it good or even great. If you can unlock that teenage feeling of wonder at the potential size and scope of the world and, at the right age at
903.
by BLKNSLVR 9mo ago
I actually really liked the live action adaptation of Cowboy Bebop, and was disappointed at it's cancellation. Unpopular opinion amongst those who grew up on the anime, but I was late to the anime so my childhood-integrity isn't d
904.
by BLKNSLVR 9mo ago
Isn't it essentially a source for both of those things? If all the sources dry up then LLM 'facts' will be time constrained.
905.
by BLKNSLVR 9mo ago
I believe Trump has asked that exact question. But also asked how much it costs and whether it can be privatized.
906.
by BLKNSLVR 9mo ago
It does seem ironic that a startup would immediately pivot to devoting some of its precious time and attention to becoming a hedge fund just as they've got the funding for their 'startup idea'. On the other hand, any big whac
907.
by BLKNSLVR 9mo ago
intimidate ;)
908.
by BLKNSLVR 9mo ago
Do not ascribe to malice (or insanity) that which can be adequately explained by stupidity.
909.
by BLKNSLVR 9mo ago
I would also cheer on Microsoft to accelerate Windows into an immovable object. Can they go back and restart from Windows 7?
910.
by BLKNSLVR 9mo ago
The dumbification of Control Panel to Settings was one of the factors for me. I'm not sure if Control Panel is still available, hidden away somewhere, but I've since moved on to pastures that only seen to get greener when compared
911.
by BLKNSLVR 9mo ago
Notepad had been perfect for 20 years. Morons fucked with it.
912.
by BLKNSLVR 9mo ago
> The problem is that doing it sucks I really dislike running for running's sake. But I love inline skating. Did a 20km route yesterday, did 43km a fortnight ago (which was admittedly too far for where my stamina is at). One of the
913.
by BLKNSLVR 9mo ago
+1 for Projectivy. After the ADHD-inducing default Android TV interface, Projectivy is just beautifully clean and simple. I have quite a few Android TV (or are they called Google TV these days?) devices, and they all get the Projectivy make
914.
by BLKNSLVR 9mo ago
Quoting someone else: "Bears sound smart, Bulls make money"
915.
by BLKNSLVR 9mo ago
Man, SIDS. It's specifically non-specific, but the worry it causes is quite specific. My daughter, as a baby, always managed to find a way to sleep on her stomach. Wouldn't sleep on her back, but almost magically by comparison wou
916.
by BLKNSLVR 9mo ago
I might be starting down the path of introducing Linux to family members soon. I need to make sure I have enough spare time for the initial 'speed hump' of transition questions...
917.
by BLKNSLVR 9mo ago
> Basic operations are so much faster on Linux. Opening directories, The fact that "opening directories" is something specifically mentioned as a point of difference hints to me that there is something terribly wrong in Microso
918.
by BLKNSLVR 9mo ago
The Golden Arcs
919.
by BLKNSLVR 9mo ago
That's really quite interesting. I know the wireless charging uses more power to deliver less power, so there's heat generation due to the loss of power in the transfer (I'm assuming that's how it works). But, I figured
920.
by BLKNSLVR 9mo ago
OneDrive slows my directory navigation to a pace reminiscent of mid-90s computing. Double-click folder name, wait 5 seconds, douhle click next folder name, wait another 5 seconds. As such, I've moved my working directories out of the b
921.
by BLKNSLVR 9mo ago
What if there was a culture rooted in the ideology of an 'efficient market'? I assume, then, that culture would be doomed to fail.
922.
by BLKNSLVR 9mo ago
Semi-related thought bubble: I wonder what would happen if EU countries started encouraging ad blocking via their ISP DNS servers?
923.
by BLKNSLVR 9mo ago
One interesting point about the volume of data that might be available about any individual is that law enforcement will only look for data points that suit their agenda. They won't be searching for counter evidence. It won't even
924.
by BLKNSLVR 9mo ago
It seems that the failure of the scientific process is 'profit'. Schools should be using these kinds of examples in order to teach critical thinking. Unfortunately the other side of the lesson is how easy it is to push an agenda w
925.
by BLKNSLVR 9mo ago
Time for a new Vapor Cooled iphone?! /s
926.
by BLKNSLVR 9mo ago
Sometimes the phone is warm, I wouldn't even say hot. Could be because I bought lower wattage wireless chargers - I don't need it to charge fast, I just need it to top up the battery. The only time my phone has given me a message
927.
by BLKNSLVR 9mo ago
My charging solution is that I've purchased three (cheap and therefore slow) wireless charging docks that sit my phone slightly leaning backwards, therefore nicely viewable if necessary. One sits on my desk at work, one sits on my desk
928.
by BLKNSLVR 9mo ago
And relatively recently there were a fair few US citizens rotating in and out of Afghanistan.
929.
by BLKNSLVR 9mo ago
Conspiratorial amnesia?
930.
by BLKNSLVR 9mo ago
You should also pay more for school fees to cover additional insurance when the school gets sued for letting voluntary unvaccinated child attend who infects another child, who couldn't get vaccinated for legitimate medical reasons.

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