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by tjpnz 7mo ago
Why wouldn't they?
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by tjpnz 7mo ago
GFN is releasing in India this month. Would be interesting to see to what extent that's reflected later on.
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by tjpnz 7mo ago
I would prefer to pay that money to creators directly than to pay it to an adtech firm and trust that they'll dole it out fairly.
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by tjpnz 7mo ago
Weren't they all anti war a few months ago and anti pedo before that?
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by tjpnz 7mo ago
It's in Japanese Katakana - it's used for writing foreign words, names and sometimes is used to put emphasis on text.
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by tjpnz 7mo ago
Nothing Meta has done comes remotely close to paying for the damage they've done to individuals and to society as a whole. I think the metamates know exactly what they're doing. There are innumerable documents with people at all l
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by tjpnz 7mo ago
Didn't Health NZ just suffer a major data breach and have patient records ransomed?
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by tjpnz 7mo ago
We used to have something similar in NZ. Got removed eventually because of flashing.
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by tjpnz 7mo ago
You're only running half of that.
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by tjpnz 7mo ago
I run for weight loss and general health and at one point had a BMI in the mid-thirties. Back then I was able to make that pace for sessions of 30-40 minutes on most days. I'm not suggesting it's easy, but I would expect someone i
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by tjpnz 7mo ago
>Run: 1.5-mile run in 14 minutes 25 seconds or less Hilarious.
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by tjpnz 7mo ago
Making the tools available is one thing, but saying you're mandating their use at any level sounds like micro management to me. How would you feel if one of your subordinates started telling you how to do your job? I'm sure you wo
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by tjpnz 7mo ago
Give me a break bro. Google are among the biggest crooks in the game and knowingly allow all kinds of fraudsters to use their ad platform. This is all about ensuring their cut.
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by tjpnz 7mo ago
The only reason I stuck with Android was to have the freedom to basically install anything I like. This is not a solution, much less to any problem which existed before. I don't think my next phone will be Android.
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by tjpnz 7mo ago
The brake release is two popsicle sticks glued together and decorated with glitter.
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by tjpnz 7mo ago
The Japanese system is amazing. Cheap drugs, cheap dentistry, no wait times and reimbursements for all kinds of things (government covered more than 100% of childbirth cost - yes we got more back than we paid). But the best part IMO is the
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by tjpnz 7mo ago
https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/spacexs-dark-sate... Even more distressing is that the photo is from 2019.
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by tjpnz 7mo ago
That and what it's done for ground based astronomy.
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by tjpnz 7mo ago
Parents don't have the right tools to minimize harm to their kids online. The parental controls offered by Apple and Google were intentionally designed to be full of holes.
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by tjpnz 7mo ago
So what's the issue then? The minimum is 16 - or are you proposing kids 15 and younger have the right to gamble?
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by tjpnz 7mo ago
Brain development of a 16 year old is at least further along than a 13 year old.
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by tjpnz 7mo ago
I thought it had been widely known for years who it was..
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by tjpnz 7mo ago
Curious timing given the latest from the Epstein files.
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by tjpnz 7mo ago
Trump would have to find another distraction from the allegations that he sexually assaulted a minor. This just seemed easier in his mind.
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by tjpnz 7mo ago
But Trump said Iran did it with a US Tokohawk missile.
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by tjpnz 7mo ago
What on earth are you talking about? They were elected in 2024. If anything its the issues caused over the previous 14 years which must be fixed.
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by tjpnz 7mo ago
Do I have the option to fill it with junk for LLMs?
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by tjpnz 7mo ago
I bought a Sony Android TV a few years back which has yet to be enshitified - doesn't shove ads or shovelware down my throat, acts like a TV. It's a model made for the Japanese market though and they may have incentives to play ni
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by tjpnz 7mo ago
There is no world where hovering over your kid's shoulders 24/7 is practical. What would help would be robust parental controls, but tech companies would never implement those for obvious reasons.
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by tjpnz 8mo ago
Other way around - the machines were using human brains as a substrate for computing. If they can get Doom to run on a pregnancy test surely they could get it running on human brain cells?

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