BizarroLand

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by BizarroLand 4mo ago
I would be happy if it could put my clothes on hangers without teleoperation.
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by BizarroLand 4mo ago
But unless you have a level of chemistry experience that would put NileRed to shame, you cannot make drugs out of banana peels, and you really shouldn't even try.
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by BizarroLand 4mo ago
Trade off, gas prices in California are also much higher. I was there a few weeks ago and the cheap gas was $6.19/gal
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by BizarroLand 4mo ago
I drive about 300 miles a week, have a convenient already-wired in 240v socket in my garage, and 200 miles with a 30 minute boost charge should cover 99% of my driving. I have a pickup and a car, I'll be trading both of them in to help
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by BizarroLand 4mo ago
There's still an undisclosed larger battery option, I hope it would be less than $5k additional to unlock a 300 mile range.
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by BizarroLand 4mo ago
I made $225k last year, still have never bought a new car. Closest I got was a 9 month old car with 29k miles on it for $15k off list price. Seriously tempted with the Slate though. I have the $50 pre-registration down from a few years ago,
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by BizarroLand 4mo ago
Prior to the bill’s enactment, the statutory upper limit for fees to change residency statuses or extend a period of stay was ¥10,000 ($63), while the cap for permanent residency applications was also set at ¥10,000. Under the revision, tho
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by BizarroLand 4mo ago
That's not really that true anymore. Microslop is still cramming copilot into everything, and unless you feel like editing 800 group policy settings written with intentionally obtuse language to get rid of it, you can't. And some
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by BizarroLand 4mo ago
Something was off about the text in this article. I don't want to allege that it was AI, but it felt AI. Opening sentence: At HPE Discover, the company showed some neat hardware. We have hundreds of photos. Luckily, at the end of Wedne
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by BizarroLand 4mo ago
eBay has gotten massively evil in the last 5 years. They're hiding search results to push buyers into paying more, they're internally colluding with sellers on the platform to raise prices, they've forced binding arbitration
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by BizarroLand 4mo ago
I would leave stuff like that to an engineer and not some dude that fiddles with bikes on youtube.
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by BizarroLand 4mo ago
"Short Attention Spans" is the "fast food" of the mind. They made an inexhaustible supply of content that induces dopamine, monetized it, and they demonize it as well, claiming they are innocent because if we didn't
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by BizarroLand 4mo ago
No, I would have included that otherwise, lol.
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by BizarroLand 4mo ago
I've found a few cheap hard drives at thrift stores. I used to buy them just in case someone had left a crypto wallet on them. They're usually formatted but not wiped, so even recuva was typically able to claw back all of the miss
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by BizarroLand 4mo ago
A good majority of those will be from 2 income families, so each making about $40/hr, fairly normal in any middle class suburb near a metropolitan area.
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by BizarroLand 4mo ago
I have a few people in my life that are gender diverse, and simply changing their pronouns to they/them when referring to them has so far been sufficient to make them feel happy and accepted.
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by BizarroLand 4mo ago
Weirdly though, exogenous testosterone tends to make people more generous and social until you cross some boundary. Roid ragers are using too much external T.
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by BizarroLand 4mo ago
Overdraft protection means that the bank will cover any overdrafts that you make, but then they will charge you a fee on top of it.
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by BizarroLand 4mo ago
I think that's the wrong way to phrase it. No government should have the right to monitor and spy on every single thing their citizens do. It is a vast overreach of the powers that we have afforded the governments of the planet. It rea
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by BizarroLand 5mo ago
I've said it before, I'll say it again. Passkeys are evil. I don't know how. I don't know when the hydra whose corpse passkeys were built on will rear its ugly head, but it will come and it will be terrifying.
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by BizarroLand 5mo ago
> At this point, it mostly just comes across as adorable Adorable like a rabid chihuahua who won't stop pissing and shitting and barking and trying to spread its rabies to anyone in biting distance
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by BizarroLand 5mo ago
I have recently reached the point of not caring about any article whose title implies that the sky is falling. Once you see that pattern, it's everywhere. There are vast swathes of people whose livelihoods rely on terrorizing anyone wh
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by BizarroLand 5mo ago
If you're not making it on $690k, being in the 1%, then you're doing something horribly wrong
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by BizarroLand 5mo ago
Do you know how cheap it is to run a website? NYTimes is probably spending less than $1-2,000,000/m to run their tech systems including the salaries of the tech people that keep it up and running. They made $2.82B in 2025, an increase
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by BizarroLand 5mo ago
You can't throw a rock at a news organization this year without reading back-to-back stories of how Company Z posted record breaking profits for the year followed by Company Z laying off 15% of their workforce.
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by BizarroLand 5mo ago
The difficulty with a fission bomb is getting enough uranium or plutonium or other fissile material together for the bomb yield you want (at least above the critical mass for your chosen material), and refining it to fissile form, (since mo
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by BizarroLand 5mo ago
So, where are the truly uncensored models? There has to be some that have no guardrails, built on publicly available data, that will explain to anyone in graphic detail anything they want to know or talk about. I've tried the abliterat
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by BizarroLand 5mo ago
I don't think it was AI generated. Check his writing from 2022, it uses the same voice, the same formatting, the same style: https://www.cringely.com/2022/03/29/how-to-quickly-end-the-w... If that's
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by BizarroLand 5mo ago
Unless you are so enraptured by the idea of the game that you cannot live without it, or if you are a streamer who will make money from playing the game on day 1, waiting 6 months for patches is the play. You will typically save money on th
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by BizarroLand 5mo ago
Intel's iGPU has gotten better over the years, but an external is always going to have vastly more capability than an internal one. That being said, for retro gaming or even playing games from the mid 2010's, the iGPU in a modern

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