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arghandugh
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arghandugh
2y ago
This was a joke. The kernel of truth that makes it work is that Condé Nast and a succession of bad editorial and managerial decisions took the undisputed standard bearer of popular technology writing and turned into a wasteland of Taboola s
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arghandugh
2y ago
It’s a bit uncomfortable watching a storied pillar of tech journalism stooping to syndicate to a chum box like Wired.
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arghandugh
2y ago
It is highly tamper resistant. Your account (authorized domain) resolves to your DID from a public catalog which resolves to your PDS server. Anyone can talk directly to any PDS and replay and cryptographically verify every single post, lik
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arghandugh
2y ago
It’s been almost two years of Bluesky being a comprehensively better microblogging experience with stronger integrity guarantees than Twitter, and it’s still struggling to sustain 2 million DAU. The unfortunate lesson learned is that nowada
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arghandugh
2y ago
Gift link: https://aftermath.site/ubisoft-ea-paradox-launcher-pc-steam?...
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arghandugh
2y ago
This is top-to-bottom 100% nonsense composed out of imagined facts. Please do not contribute this.
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arghandugh
2y ago
No. I bitched about it on an old social media platform called Twitter but it never got any traction.
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arghandugh
2y ago
Yep, the GE over-the-range model PNM9196SF3SS. GE is just a Haier badge since 2016. I'm not surprised by a Chinese company not giving a shit, but for a microwave magnetron to fire on its own feels like a sign of deep engineering rot. T
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arghandugh
2y ago
We recently got rid of a four year old microwave where the magnetron turned on spontaneously and silently when the door was closed, runaway heating the box. Control panel, lights, turntable, fan, everything is idle. Manufacturer didn't
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arghandugh
3y ago
What this article is missing is that if you don’t consider refueling, defouling, valve refitting, coolant issues, cooling tower furloughs, transmission plant failures, early retirement, funding issues, staffing issues, or pressure vessel re
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arghandugh
3y ago
Trumper, tortured opinion piece, irrelevant sidebar from someone who can’t meaningfully comment on Chinese politics, and a NY POST blurb. Shattering work. Great. You’ve blown this whole thing wide open.
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arghandugh
3y ago
There is still no evidence whatsoever for the lab leak conspiracy theory (while the case for natural sourcing is obvious and approaching overwhelming) and half of the English speaking world now believes it is the most likely explanation b
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arghandugh
3y ago
It takes a tightly closed mind to not glean some insight from (or sense the import of) a one-in-a-billion story that touches on class, tech, and trust. Five people died in an unprecedented fashion due to a rich con artist sending maliciousl
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arghandugh
3y ago
This is absolutely preposterous. Any casual user of the service can rattle off a dozen failing elements going back for months.
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arghandugh
3y ago
Please don’t post seed oil truther discourse here.
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arghandugh
3y ago
The writers say it’s down in the ways that matter to them. And since they’re the ones who create and drive popular culture this piece is mostly twirling on the head of a pin.
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arghandugh
3y ago
I’ll pass on all that, thanks.
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arghandugh
3y ago
So you agree it’s a rightwing disinformation outlet.
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arghandugh
3y ago
Why is an inflammatory story from a foreign rightwing disinformation outlet being posted here?
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arghandugh
4y ago
No it won’t and this site peddles misinformation. Why was it submitted?
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arghandugh
4y ago
It’s literally not because it is a matter of obvious and incontrovertible public record that they are not paying most of their vendors or landlords. But someone got their click uncritically reprinting pathological lies, and that’s the impor
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arghandugh
4y ago
I don’t know how to answer something this disconnected from the actual practices of the industry.
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arghandugh
4y ago
…that is borne by Not The Entities Operating It. Which is a real problem when we’re talking about, at best, 300% premiums over the competing power suppliers. And at worst: $12-digit cleanups.
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arghandugh
4y ago
Irrelevant to any meaningful discussion and being posted in bad faith. Flagged.
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arghandugh
4y ago
How dare you play coy and cute? The entire fantasy and brand promise of guns is that you (white) will be able to confront nonwhites with deadly force. It’s all vile racism on top, on bottom, and in the interior. Fuck right off with this dog
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arghandugh
4y ago
I’m not jerking you around, I’m telling you point-blank that your solution to this problem is the actual problem itself. You have created a utter fucking nightmare world, and now you want to fix it with more nightmares. Fuck you. Fuck your
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arghandugh
4y ago
Laws circumscribing the behavior of 330 million people should not be made on the basis of lurid rape fantasies that center you as a righteous hero and you personally should not have a gun.
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arghandugh
4y ago
Insane, boring, tendentious, or some combination thereof? Who knows! Bye.
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arghandugh
4y ago
Yes. Correct. Also yours is a a bullshit interpretation of a bullshit constitutional amendment that should be amended out. Also you’re not always the best judge of your behavior, which is a natural consequence of the fact that there’s more
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arghandugh
4y ago
Let’s say your child is shot to death at school. Why didn’t you arm them? Why didn’t your five year old have a handgun? Why didn’t your child know how to shoot to kill? Guns are the great equalizer, you know.
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