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2y ago
> Something like 0.5% of all viewtime goes to them, according to Twitch. That's a lot of minutes. > To date, Twitch content has been viewed for 21 BILLION hours[1] [1] https://twitchtracker.com/statistics
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Trump wants Ukraine's minerals. But what is up for grabs?
(mining.com)
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2y ago
I could not get LocalStack to work on Podman, to my chagrin. And no, doing the "sudo touch /etc/containers/nodocker" thing didn't solve it.
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moogly
2y ago
"Governmental fraud." This is like when people are being (made) upset about vanishingly small benefits fraud when wage theft and tax evasion are several magnitudes of order worse.
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2y ago
> Grok has an advantage in its access to Twitter data. Or is the advantage the other way around? That it has access to Twitter users (the ones that are not bots, that is)? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GZ5XN_mJE8Y&t
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2y ago
Perhaps it makes more sense to start at the top and go from that direction. Does Tesla actually need a CEO, for instance^? What about SpaceX? ^: Probably, but perhaps a better one that actually shows up to work?
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2y ago
OK if you want to be isolationist and retreat to a haughty vantage point in your ivory tower, but to isolate in ignominy by purposefully pissing off all your friends and acquaintances is so strange to me. Is it America First or America Alon
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2y ago
Yes, if you don't read the article, I guess. [...] Tesla has pioneered an aggressive legal strategy and leveraged the patronage of powerful leaders in China’s ruling Communist Party to silence critics, reap financial rewards and limit
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moogly
2y ago
They're the same people in my experience.
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moogly
2y ago
> Now honestly I don’t want him to build a whites only mars base. I do because the Earth would be rid of him and we could maybe have at least 1 slow news day.
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2y ago
Drives me nuts. It's so loud in my Mazda. Oh, and in the winter, if the front sensors are iced over, it has the worst ear-stabbing incessant EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE... sound at low speeds until I go out and fix it. I have not found any other
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2y ago
Maybe CERN could run it.
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2y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Self-coup
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2y ago
[nevermind; kind of dumb post]
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moogly
2y ago
And here's the letter to their shareholders: https://bsky.app/profile/leahmcelrath.bsky.social/post/3lheq...
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2y ago
The real mind-virus.
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moogly
2y ago
It's already over. You'll have to rely on Canadians burning down the White House. I'm afraid there's no democratic solution to what you're enduring now.
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2y ago
You cannot practically imprison the richest man in the world. He'd end up running the place like a king, like El Chapo did. The only way forward is to exile him to Mars.
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2y ago
"[I]llegal payments", claims the US Minister of Propaganda without showing any proof. Do you guys even have an opposition party? I'm not hearing or seeing any in your media, which is supposedly "liberal leaning", or
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2y ago
What I haven't seen mentioned (and it's cut out of most videos online) is that he also paraphrased the "14 words" directly after. Sure, different enough to have plausible deniability, but I would bet money on that messag
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2y ago
> Do you think they are sitting on a big pile of cash? NO No, that would be a big pile of Bitcoin[1], actually [1]: https://fortune.com/2025/01/30/tesla-profits-bitcoin-crypto-...
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moogly
2y ago
So why the ketamine?
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moogly
2y ago
Every single change is for the worse. It's kind of insane how they managed to do that, actually.
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moogly
2y ago
Pro-tip: use zigbee2mqtt's groups for targeting multiple lights (but I'm guessing OP is using ZHA). I've also used HA for quite a few years, and I have several hundreds of devices. I just (this week) decided to move Mosquitto
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2y ago
> Why thousands of stores are closing in California? Because everyone's buying everything online and getting it delivered to their homes.
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2y ago
> our champions Wait, what?
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2y ago
What's even going on? Why is everyone treating this guy as some kind of political prisoner all of a sudden? I would've expected responses like this for Aung San Suu Kyi or Dawit Isaak or someone, but _this guy_? Really? Oh, I gues
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2y ago
People who are socially awkward do not tend to accidentally do a Hitler salute. Twice. With gusto. At the White House. I'm socially awkward. I have managed to not even be close to doing it. I have found it very easy to avoid accidenta
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2y ago
I dunno, it's put rather matter-of-factly.
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2y ago
You know who else knew how to count things with computers? IBM. In Germany.
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