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by grugagag 9mo ago
What do you mean? The layoffs have nothing to do with people loving their jobs or being loyal to their employers.
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by grugagag 9mo ago
Yes, thats a win but use it casually when needed because it depletes you. You can’t change your nature, but you can oscilate it here and there. A drink helps too
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by grugagag 9mo ago
Thats not quite true. The “lone genius” type went against the grain and created something new while still showing some skill (well, that’s debatable in modern art).
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by grugagag 9mo ago
Good. However, on a smaller phone such as Iphone SE the viewport gets cropped all around and I don’t see around 20% of the content.
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by grugagag 9mo ago
This is excellent training mode! Thanks for sharing
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by grugagag 9mo ago
Ads, dogfooding and ideology
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by grugagag 9mo ago
I guess there’ll be less collaboration and less sharing with the outside world, people will still collaborate/share but within smaller circles. It’ll bring an end to the era of sharing is caring interent as it doesn’t benefit anyone
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by grugagag 10mo ago
Broken though
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by grugagag 10mo ago
I remember my first PC had a HD of around 20Mb. It was vast at the time, I had so much software to keep me busy for a while that I I felt overwhelmed. Amongst those there was Windows 3.0, taking probably a whopping 3mb
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by grugagag 10mo ago
Society does need quiet thoughtful people even though they’re usually outside the spotlight and harder to get their recognition.
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by grugagag 10mo ago
Personally Im more on the introveted side and that is due, I think, to a sensory sensitivity. I could switch extroverted but it’s exhausting, possibly less if I drink but it’s still taxing. No amount of personality retraining would change t
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by grugagag 10mo ago
Yeah, they delivered whatever they delivered on purpose. Sometimes I imagine MS is playingn Lemmings with their users to reach their corporate goals.
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by grugagag 10mo ago
I hope they will get burned this time. MS has been playing with fire, I agree.
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by grugagag 10mo ago
I guess it works out for you but I’d be inconvenienced for not being able to move around and paranoid that I may jerk the wire powering the machine. Still glad you were able to find a solution for your setup though.
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by grugagag 10mo ago
Linux isn’t perfect but it’s far away from the compromises one needs to make to use Windows. It’s weird frogs are comfortable slowly boiling even when Microsoft turns on the heat to the max.
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by grugagag 10mo ago
If it were forgotten it’s worked as it did. The problem it’s that it’s nerfed to funnel you through the new AI or Cloud user harvesting.
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by grugagag 10mo ago
>I don’t find Windows 11 as oppressive as other seem to, but I have turned off most of what people cite as the issues. So you debloated your windows but at any update you have to spin your wheels and try to remove any crap they put back
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by grugagag 10mo ago
2.5 hours of battery is a serious gaping hole imo.
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by grugagag 10mo ago
Sounds good. I have about 250 favourite games though.
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by grugagag 10mo ago
How about they spend that time preparing to become better teachers/professors? Also there’s a lot of paperwork that eats into their time and energy, why not use AI use AI as a tool to assist?
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by grugagag 10mo ago
I got my son a Miyoo mini, a cheap but decent emulator. I had zero headaches and was able to curate the game list as I thought fit. There’s no online (even thouh the device has wifi) for now and worked as expected, kid plays, gets bored a
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by grugagag 10mo ago
If you drop a frog in a pot of boiling water, it will of course frantically try to clamber out. But if you place it gently in a pot of tepid water and turn the heat on low, it will float there quite placidly. As the water gradually heats up
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by grugagag 10mo ago
Yes, I agree with you. It’s become quite ridiculous. I expect things will turn for the worse and comments would be used against people in various ways if it’s not already happening, eg. being scanned on social media upon entering the US. Da
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by grugagag 10mo ago
I noticed I was shadow banned on youtube (for comments). I have no idea what was the reason because I rarely comment and am very civil when I do. It doesn’t bother me much though, I was just curious how it happened.
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by grugagag 10mo ago
How are permabanned? Can you just change the handle or create a new account?
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by grugagag 10mo ago
Or returns gradually went down until it stopped working altogether.
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by grugagag 10mo ago
This is not about the job being complex, they’re the top of the food chain. Also they have a network that an automated system could not replicate because it’s not a technical problem but more of a people problem
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by grugagag 10mo ago
Remember that before chatgpt there was a crypto craze which created demand for nvidia
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by grugagag 10mo ago
They end up losing it all at some point
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by grugagag 10mo ago
Visual Studio started to enshitify as well

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