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by lemoncookiechip 7mo ago
It's not, but more people know what a Nintendo is by name recognition.
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by lemoncookiechip 7mo ago
I don't care if it's a human, a chatbot, or a dog if they fix my problem. I don't want to contact customer support in the first place, if I'm forced to, it's because something is very wrong and in that case I don&#x
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by lemoncookiechip 8mo ago
This comes from the same EU that's wholeheartedly embracing gambling across their member states, gambling mind you that children can just as easily jump into with their phones and some will, but devastating for grown-ups just as much.
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by lemoncookiechip 8mo ago
Any chance this can be used to token-log people's accounts?
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by lemoncookiechip 8mo ago
It also doesn't matter. It doesn't feel like it, but Win11 released almost 5 years ago (October 5, 2021) and there's already rumors of a Win12 in the near future. We're way past the "release issues" phase and i
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by lemoncookiechip 8mo ago
You can block the entire internet and whitelist specific domains. There's multiple ways of doing this, from router parental controls, specific OS tools in iOS/Android, Windows, as well as apps specific to it, and all it takes is f
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by lemoncookiechip 8mo ago
It's not even that big of a leap. We've seen a off-duty ICE agent drunk driving his child, getting stopped by the cops, implied threats to one of the officers for being black with payback, spent the whole time saying "come on
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by lemoncookiechip 9mo ago
They've just recently been able to reverse engineer ASML's EUV machines. They're years and years behind, although the way things are moving forward with hardware prices skyrocketing (RAM, SSD, GPUs...) regular consumer won&#x
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by lemoncookiechip 9mo ago
China will save us, except no, we'll just ban their hardware sales, sucks to suck.
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by lemoncookiechip 9mo ago
No worries, gamers. You can subscribe to our GeForce NOW service to rent a top of the line card through our cloud service for the low low price of 11€$£ or 22€$£ a month with *almost no restrictions. *Except for all the restrictions.
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by lemoncookiechip 9mo ago
And Mexico, he just talked about it.
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by lemoncookiechip 11mo ago
I've not had a crash on Firefox in like a decade, basically since the Quantum update in like 2016.
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by lemoncookiechip 11mo ago
There are no leaders. Every other month a new LLM model comes out and it outperforms the previous ones by a small margin, the benchmarks always look good (probably because the models are trained on the answers) but then in practice they are
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by lemoncookiechip 11mo ago
Does the USA even have enough money to rescue the tech giants at this point? We could be talking multiple trillion dollars at worst. And the AI only companies like OpenAI and Anthropic would be the most vulnerable in comparison to say Googl
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by lemoncookiechip 11mo ago
They're all easily disabled in the GUI itself. The article is exaggerating, the closest argument is that it enables itself by default when it first updated which is fair, but they're easy to disable within the menu itself.
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by lemoncookiechip 1y ago
People thought the President had died just yesterday because of how rapidly his health has declined since taking office in January. Bernie Sanders, for example, has had multiple health emergencies over the past few years. Using a few famous
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by lemoncookiechip 1y ago
I find it a tough sell to add another 20 years to life expectancy, considering that by the time you reach 70, most people are already in decline (some worse than others), and the drop from 70 to 80 tends to be steep for many. Those who make
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by lemoncookiechip 1y ago
ROMs, both modded and unmodded. For years, the most reliable way to get Fire Red (U) (Squirrels), which is one of the most used base Pokemon ROMs for modding is the Archive. Luckily it's still there with 1,574,966 views.
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by lemoncookiechip 1y ago
I dunno, man. I think this one is kinda funny. "You ever notice how self-checkout machines are just training us to be employees? Like, I don’t remember applying to work at Walmart. I’m scanning groceries, bagging stuff, looking around
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by lemoncookiechip 1y ago
>Has society really become this dangerous that we must deploy these things? Over the last hundred years, violent crime has droped sharply worldwide. Over the last twenty years, it has fallen alot in developed countries such as Western Eu
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by lemoncookiechip 1y ago
uBO can also block JS, yes, and I use both add-ons, but I find NoScript's UI to be more intuitive to use to manage JS, and I've been using it for years now.
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by lemoncookiechip 1y ago
This is absolutely true. But personally I find NoScript's UI more intuitive to use for JS domain blocking (mostly because I've been using it for years now). I also used to use uMatrix by the same author as uBO before it was deprec
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by lemoncookiechip 1y ago
First, I use both uBO + NoScript + ClearURLs (removes tracking from URLs) + FastForward (Circumvents sites like adfly) + A pop-up blocker of your choice (stronger blocking than default also whitelist only in my case). They're all popul
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by lemoncookiechip 1y ago
All the more reason to block all JS by default with add-ons like NoScript or uBO and manage a whitelist. It's a bit annoying the first few days, but then the usual sites you frequent will all be whitelisted and all that's left are
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by lemoncookiechip 1y ago
It depends on the classification system, but yes, whole grain cereal with added sugar and preservatives for shelf-life is often classified as ultra-processed. That said, I think framing all UPFs or processed foods as "bad" misses
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by lemoncookiechip 1y ago
Ultra-processed doesn't automatically mean unhealthy. It's what it's made of and how it's processed, and the quantities you ingest that can make it unhealthy, just like some unprocessed foods can still be unhealthy depen
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by lemoncookiechip 1y ago
Decades and decades of unfettered Capitalism. - Labor protections getting weaker over time, plus courts usually siding with employers. Overtime laws got chipped away, and a lot of folks get called "contractors" when they're b
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by lemoncookiechip 1y ago
- Three major court wins (Illumina, Tapestry/Capri, Kroger/Albertsons), multiple deals dropped. -Over $1.5B refunded. Significant settlements (Epic, MoneyGram, Amazon delivery drivers, etc.) - Junk-fees ban, click-to-cancel rule (
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by lemoncookiechip 1y ago
I've posted this before: We shouldn't need Age Verification checks for adults in the first place. Create a better, standardized, open-source parental control tool that is installed by default on all types of device that can connec
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by lemoncookiechip 1y ago
We shouldn't need Age Verification checks for adults in the first place. Create a better, standardized, open-source parental control tool that is installed by default on all types of device that can connect to the web. The internet asp

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