sheiyei

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by sheiyei 1y ago
Yes you can from accessibility settings, but it breaks a bunch of things.
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by sheiyei 1y ago
You can trust Microsoft to make anything they touch suck. This has been a constant for decades at this point. Please give me contradicting examples, if they exist.
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by sheiyei 1y ago
Macs are the only reasonable Apple product at the moment, except for the ridiculously priced accessories (headphones, mostly). Some of them are even upgradeable through tinkering, which is 2 things literally opposite of what Apple seems to
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by sheiyei 1y ago
I think the point is that the evolution of human intelligence reached a point that enabled us, over evolutionarily short timescales, to develop an environment (social structures etc.) that broke evolution as it was – the meaning of "fi
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by sheiyei 1y ago
Yep, I was talking to amrocha, who has no idea what he is talking about.
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by sheiyei 1y ago
I think you live in a bubble ignorant of classical music.
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by sheiyei 1y ago
Cruises sound and look like absolute nightmares. Physical manifestation of brainrot. Cyberpunk hell
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by sheiyei 1y ago
Break things, break fast, break more, break the rest of it, keep breaking... What was the catchphrase? Breaking things doesn't help broken systems.
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by sheiyei 1y ago
What I meant was we should collect methane to use as fuel in cars. It happens a bunch here in Finland, and driving a biogas car is totally feasible. At some point the government stopped incentivising biogas refueling stations in favour of f
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by sheiyei 1y ago
The sensible way to do biofuel is biogas from cattle. It doesn't slot so neatly into the car network (car needs to be modified to have a gas tank (why the heck do you call petrol gas, you nation of fools??)), but actually lowers the cl
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by sheiyei 1y ago
Humans will have the privilege of using that time to take out the trash and be taxi drivers for drug users
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by sheiyei 1y ago
It was a quote, which I failed to format in this app I use.
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by sheiyei 1y ago
<AIs are much better at responding to my intent, and they rarely attempt to sell me anything> YET.
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by sheiyei 1y ago
Ugh, still missed by a long shot. How about instead of a convoluted set of dozens of tiny, weak joints, there's a connection that delivers power (electric, pneumatic, torque, you name it) to any toolhead you want, and the robot can swa
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by sheiyei 1y ago
This is such a bad take that I have a hard time believing it's not just trolling. Really, a robot which could literally have an impact wrench built into it would HOLD a SPANNER and use FINGERS to remove bolts? Next I'm expecting y
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by sheiyei 1y ago
I hope "easy to understand" doesn't translate into "has loopholes" this time.