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by jeromegv 10mo ago
It's relevant because it shows they are not newbie on the platform and are unlikely to have misbehave in some capacity to warrant a full deactivation. It adds credibility to their story.
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by jeromegv 10mo ago
It's likely they already make money on affiliates, but this is different, ads are product placement.
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by jeromegv 11mo ago
It seems that at scale meshcore is much better. The more nodes you get, the worst it gets with Meshtastic after a certain point. For meshcore you now have entire regions connected in a single mesh with hundreds of nodes.
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by jeromegv 11mo ago
I enjoy Mastodon a lot. Ad-free, algo-free. I choose what goes in my feed, I do get exposed to external viewpoints by people boosts (aka re-tweets) and i follow hashtags (to get content from people I do not know). But it's extremely pe
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by jeromegv 11mo ago
Are Tesla shares doing well in any major market across the world?
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by jeromegv 11mo ago
Considering he is a fascist, makes nazi sign, spent hundreds of millions of the money he made to elect a mad man, yes, that’s enough to influence me not to buy their cars. Do I know who the CEOs of all car companies vote for? No. But also n
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by jeromegv 11mo ago
I guess we just have different experience of Manila. In most places you would go as a visitor, either tourist or business, you're not really likely to see a lot of violence. I've been there 10 times over 10 years, and really nothi
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by jeromegv 11mo ago
When there's a depedency, it's typically not for a small function. If you want to replace a full dependency package by your own generated code, you'll need to review hundreds of even thousands of line of code. Now will you tr
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by jeromegv 11mo ago
Yep, just visit a country that does a lot of high tariff stuff, like Brazil, Argentina. Yes they have strong local industries of very odd stuff sometimes, but on the other hand, they have people travelling outside the country to buy electro
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by jeromegv 11mo ago
The stats show that Twitter is going down overall. People can’t handle the amount of bots and discourse over there Threads is basically at the level of Twitter now. https://www.forbes.com/sites/conormurray/2025&#x2
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by jeromegv 11mo ago
A lot of those people have left.
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by jeromegv 11mo ago
Now add environmental cost.
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by jeromegv 11mo ago
If roads provide value to people, they should pay for some of it. Right?
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by jeromegv 11mo ago
This might not work super well if your package is crossing border either. Sure it's your billing address and not your shipping address, but sometimes they are all the same.
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by jeromegv 11mo ago
Probably remove status to people who had a legal status. Which they did already quite a bit in that administration. If legal people are suddenly illegal, that sure helps their rhetoric.
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by jeromegv 11mo ago
This was also the largely held opinion of the community at a time. I don't know if we can blame him on that. The opinion started changing once the community grew bigger after the twitter migration and after Bluesky implemented it in a
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by jeromegv 11mo ago
> Normal people are getting buried beneath all of this trash This is the entire opposite of my experience on Mastodon. I get buried in trash on Twitter, any semi-popular tweet ends up with hundreds of bots and racial slurs. I see none of
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by jeromegv 11mo ago
I'm not entirely sure, I wonder if that is related to the "fight" between fans of ActivityPub and fans of Bluesky AtProto where he was personally involved. Because both protocols can actually interface together, we had people
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by jeromegv 11mo ago
And? That's the beauty of it, i'm sure there's more to it to your story, but if truly you were banned for something silly, you can join another server (or even create your own!), there's a lot of alternatives.
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by jeromegv 11mo ago
I don't really care for inactive users, I do post, and people reply to me, and i follow a bunch of people that post. I follow a bunch of hashtags so discover posts outside of my immediate circle. No ads, almost no trolls, no bots, have
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by jeromegv 11mo ago
While tariffs aren't a secret, they are a new reality for majority of americans. They never had to bother with any of that before they ended De Minimis, now every single package must go through a complicated import process and if you a
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by jeromegv 11mo ago
They do sell to Israel, which uses the tech to commit mass-atrocities against civilians.
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by jeromegv 11mo ago
> How do you define this? Would you not try to resist if you were to live in an open-air prison like Gaza? What if you lived in the West Bank and someone came to knock on your door and tell you that settlers were now taking over your lan
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by jeromegv 11mo ago
This is entirely false, the typical propaganda narative that all is fine in Gaza and they are just faking it. All hospitals and universities have been bombed. All foreign doctors that went to Gaza and went out (about the only people allowed
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by jeromegv 11mo ago
Lyme Disease has existed for a very long time, it is always treatable by antibiotics and can be tested by tests. Antibiotics work.
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by jeromegv 11mo ago
Yep. It’s been refreshing to see Canadians standing up. Why go spend money somewhere that tries to bully you, tries to destroy your economy, threatens to invade you and become a state?
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by jeromegv 11mo ago
Sanctions surely aren’t helping
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by jeromegv 11mo ago
Don't assume a general news journalist on a deadline to drop a quick non-important article would understand fully between the API access of OpenAI, and ChatGPT itself.
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by jeromegv 1y ago
We never fail to find someone to defend colonization! > then you visit the original country where it’s from and they themselves have nothing or very little left from that era. You seem to generalize quite a lot in order to validate your
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by jeromegv 1y ago
Air Canada got sued in Canada for having a chatbot that allucinating a policy And they lost https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/british-columbia/air-canada-c...

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