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RGamma
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3y ago
Grab it while it's still up... https://linksawakeningdxhd.itch.io/links-awakening-dx-hd
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3y ago
Depends on place. Look at satellite images of Germany or parts of Europe in general and it looks like it's all farms with some fake forest interspersed (the "forest" is itself farmland for wood). Very few places left that are
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3y ago
To avoid generating many transactions you could also work with a classic custodian structure, i.e. prepay into your account once or periodically and it gets redistributed periodically.
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3y ago
Also see https://contentpass.net/en/publications for an ad-free, tracking-free (mainly German) websites flatrate. Currently has 322 sites for 4€/mo.
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3y ago
Let's hope we're in the 0.0001% when things get serious. Otherwise it'll be the wagie existence for us (or whatever the corporate overlords have in mind then). Technically still exciting, just in the survival sense.
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3y ago
Good point; unfortunately I sort of missed clarifying that (it's implicit in the school/kindergarten part). Forced, especially childhood, interaction may yet be the strongest connector of all. In a way that's what one sets ou
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3y ago
Old topic, as old as smartphones. There have been several communities like yours posted over the years, but I haven't saved them and probably won't be able to find them anymore (another modern disease). Teens are glued to the scre
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3y ago
First mover advantage followed by network effects?
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3y ago
Yep, noticed this too. Also, it doesn't autoscroll properly on Firefox, but that's nothing new.
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3y ago
American atomization is nearly complete. As anyone with an internet connection could witness the past ~decade. "My fellow citizens getting lead-free water 'for free'? Over their dead bodies!"
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3y ago
System of systems of systems... might be more accurate, i.e. the ecosphere is a system of living beings that are systems of organs that are a systems of cells... as a first, simple approximation.
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3y ago
Sorry your bubble was popped; it always sucks, especially when you are not prepared. In the "gore community" there always were joking references to r/eyebleach for that... As for actual resources? Mhh, not sure medical resour
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3y ago
A(G)I models don't need higher order thinking or somesuch to be impactful. For that they just need to increase productivity with or without job loss (be Good Enough), which they are on a good track for. The real impacts will come when
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3y ago
This looks really nice. Thanks!
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3y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wealth_inequality_in_the_Unite... https://www.epi.org/productivity-pay-gap/
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3y ago
Why even keep the 99.9999% (leaves 8000 for extended friends and family) dregs around and not renaturalize the planet? Makes for a great hyperluxurious resort when you are tired from travelling the solar system.
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3y ago
Heh remember reading this in 2014... but still waiting for the pitchforks. The mind control is too strong.
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3y ago
I'd really like to believe that and that it's not just a change in the fourth derivative. And at least half the global population hasn't even started properly consuming yet...
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3y ago
Yeah Bill, we got it. Life is good iff you are homo sapiens .
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3y ago
Middlemen can also just reverse lookup the sites you connect to. Need a trustworthy VPN to circumvent that at least for ISPs sniffing.
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3y ago
Yeah, part of it might be because as Linux users we flagellate each other over not RTFMing or missing the obvious. And with everything always broken you get a lot of experience debugging. Certainly that has its upsides too.
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3y ago
Hehe thanks for the invitation but I don't do that kind of thing ;) I'm also no authority of any kind regarding this matter. Good luck with your radio show.
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3y ago
Would be great if there was transparency to the user, e.g. the bottom line amount of pay distributed to artists from your listening per billing period. Also they should let internet radios on there and do the same because I have some smalle
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3y ago
Also you'll see your home's electricity consumption and start to optimize that. Got our photovoltaics system pretty recently and 'low duty' consumption (lights off, most electronics off) sits at ~600W. Gotta find out wha
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3y ago
SA:MP roleplay trucking was cool (though it earned pretty little). Aaaall my ex's live in Texas...
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3y ago
It's annoying, and sort of lowers my opinion of some of the user base here, because I consider personality cult to be a very low-value normie thing to partake in. But no matter, I just hide that stuff like I do with Elon's crap. I
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3y ago
What are you doing exactly that prompts these reactions?
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3y ago
https://archive.li/JlcRq Reporting the names of people who own or benefit from the business is 'onerous'? Hahaha, you have it good in the US.
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3y ago
A theorem is a true statement (truth verified by proof). You mean conjecture.
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3y ago
Well, just to elaborate briefly to give you something to build on. I see the current loss of complexity and volume of life as dual to the expansion of complexity and volume of human consumption (via its displacing space and energy demand).
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