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King-Aaron
2mo ago
It was only about an hour ago I saw yet another mindless commentator on one of these threads saying "if you have nothing to hide you have nothing to worry about".
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King-Aaron
2mo ago
This is a government that employed a freelance billionaire to cull massive numbers of government staff on quasi-bigoted moral vibes, gutting critical services like food safety regulators (and then tired to re-hire, etc etc), and are now see
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King-Aaron
2mo ago
What you've quoted here are not the people judging merit.
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King-Aaron
2mo ago
I'm sorry but this is just absolutely ridiculous.
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King-Aaron
2mo ago
> Leftist politicians create these bills Mate this is an extremely poor observation. Politicians on both sides of the political spectrum are heavily pushing these kinds of bills, and it's people with this insane fixation on "le
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King-Aaron
2mo ago
Did it cure you of an irrational aversion to being tracked by the government and corporate surveillance apparatus?
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King-Aaron
2mo ago
> Have you ever seen Wim Wenders’ original, “Wings of Desire”? Literally never heard of it, and honestly I'm not sure I care to if your response to my comment is thinking I'm "irrationally opposed to state surveillance&quo
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2mo ago
I frankly do not trust a single word or single opinion of a person that doesn't see the immense problem with this kind of surveillance technology. They are either not arguing in good faith, making me question their entire agenda, or ar
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King-Aaron
2mo ago
Which is no longer a hypothetical
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King-Aaron
2mo ago
Conflating these two things is honestly astonishing.
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King-Aaron
2mo ago
Its a product page for a camera, camera specs are the bare minimum expectation.
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King-Aaron
2mo ago
> I don't agree with the luddite-esque AI views like using ChatGPT makes you dumber and it thinks for you I believe there are studies that indicate this to be true, however.
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King-Aaron
2mo ago
"Greetings and salutations. Welcome to the emergency line of the San Angeles Police Department. If you would prefer an automated response, press 1 now"
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King-Aaron
2mo ago
To be honest, even one major mass casualty event in a city from an exchange would be enough to tip the economy and cripple supply chains etc, and a limited/full exchange doesn't necessarily need to incinerate the whole world in or
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2mo ago
The current leadership doesn't appear to have many rational actors remaining.
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2mo ago
"Bluetooth device connected" "Bluetooth device connected" "Bluetooth device connected"
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King-Aaron
2mo ago
If Annie Jacobsens research is at all accurate, she mentions that since the 60s they've run simulations constantly to project how a nuclear conflict would escalate, and in that time there's never been a simulation that resulted in
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King-Aaron
2mo ago
> Car companies build for suburbanites. And for $100, where are the majority of consumers often located
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King-Aaron
2mo ago
I literally cannot see the point to this thing. The transparent display is cool I guess. They don't state the camera specs on it though which seems odd for a camera.
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King-Aaron
2mo ago
> It seems quaint now There was a very real likelihood only a few months back that there would be a nuclear exchange starting in Iran. In fact it seemed as if 'the plane was in the air' at one point. We're astonishingly cl
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3mo ago
I used to think there was an air of professionalism with really successful, powerful people and entities - until I read the kind of drivel that Epstein and friends were emailing each other. Now seeing the worlds most powerful organisations
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King-Aaron
3mo ago
> Yeah. The problem you are hitting there, has a solution and it is called Software Engineering.
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King-Aaron
3mo ago
At this point if you're partaking in the stock market, you're actively aiding and abetting Trumps criminal activities. 90% of the stock market is owned by 1% of the punters and they are all reacting in lock-step with Trumps wax-on
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3mo ago
It goes hand-in-hand when you're comparing these kinds of animals.
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3mo ago
> Compare walruses, elephants, and pigs. Three animals that are well known for their apex predator hunting prowess
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3mo ago
The article, or the country?
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Satyress "Threehalves Superhumanoid General Purpose Robot"
(satyress.com)
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King-Aaron
3mo ago
I find the idea of having a humanoid top half on a big-dog style robot body to be a fascinating idea, but I'm not sure if they really needed to go with the demon engine aesthetic
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King-Aaron
3mo ago
This has been reposted here several times in the last few weeks, but it is a very neat feature. I find myself getting quite motion sick on the bus if I look at my phone, but these dots help me at least check messages here and there without
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King-Aaron
3mo ago
I like how this bug seems to pop up repeatedly every time big companies discover something they can monetize
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