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vermilingua
8mo ago
What an absolutely awful take. Asking people questions, even if it’s less efficient or has the chance to be misleading, is the absolute number one way to a) learn, and b) make connection. Even if you’re just asking a stranger the time, you
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vermilingua
8mo ago
Ah yes, because becoming totally reliant on a technology only made possible by weaponising the entire global economy looks nothing like corporate feudalism.
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vermilingua
8mo ago
By 2030, as per another article on the site.
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What makes civilisational collapse inevitable and imminent
(collapseos.org)
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vermilingua
8mo ago
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Digital Iris [video]
(youtube.com)
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vermilingua
8mo ago
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vermilingua
8mo ago
Source?
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My Hardest Bug Ever (2013)
(gamedeveloper.com)
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vermilingua
8mo ago
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vermilingua
8mo ago
> Barely any conflict I feel like you might not be paying much attention.
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vermilingua
9mo ago
There is an audible setting in the app that shifts the signal down to human range.
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vermilingua
9mo ago
Given that the previous world police are presently treating international law as toilet paper, how do you propose global regulation of space would work or be enforced?
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vermilingua
9mo ago
Think that means you failed :(
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9mo ago
I have some workmates on Steam, and sometimes I come down with a cold right around game releases.
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9mo ago
I want to get off MR ALTMANS WILD RIDE.
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vermilingua
9mo ago
You say that the connection would be permanently severed, but if the fibre is run through PVC can’t you pull a new run? Easiest way is to use the existing fibre to pull the new cables through.
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vermilingua
9mo ago
I believe “permanent magnet” here refers to an object permanently magnetised, not a magnet permanently embedded in the ear canal.
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vermilingua
9mo ago
We are well past the point that “videos from the attack” can be trusted, no matter which argument they support. It’s a terrifying state of affairs.
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9mo ago
It’s not a special class, but teams of engineers tend to spook together and are more likely to discuss topics “uncomfortable” to the employer (but not to unionise, apparently). If the degradation of fellow humans is too on the nose for the
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vermilingua
11mo ago
Hmm, where have I seen this before… https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Accelerando
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Evidence for improved DNA repair in long-lived bowhead whale
(nature.com)
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11mo ago
It appears that it does integrate with Tailscale for auth (but not using tsidp via OIDC like I expected): https://perkeep.org/doc/server-config#simplemode
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11mo ago
Why would this need to work with Tailscale? It just needs to be running on a machine in your tailnet to be accessible, what other integration is necessary?
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11mo ago
There's an alternative explanation to TSLA being a meme stock: investing in Tesla is investing in the financial wellbeing of one of the most influential people on the planet. The way the world is going, it's not unreasonable for T
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Musk on track to become world’s first trillionaire after Tesla vote
(abc.net.au)
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11mo ago
And we have the administration of the ex-hegemon working to demonise most of the cool innovations we do have.
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vermilingua
11mo ago
There is, flag is for posts that violate site terms, and editorialising titles violates site terms.
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11mo ago
I don’t see any reason why this would have to be an uncomfortable experience. A study with this kind of potential could easily get funding to relocate necessary equipment to a home or chosen location (assuming the participant is able to die
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11mo ago
I’m sure there would be a long line of willing terminal and euthanasia patients who would join a study to record their final moments, I’m surprised this hasn’t been done yet.
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Cloudflare Domain Ranking Hiijacked
(radar.cloudflare.com)
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11mo ago
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1y ago
From the first paragraph of the article: “editor Elisa Pfleger, through our gallery, invited me to contribute 15–20 short reflections on the prompt “What I would have liked to know about Germany earlier””
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1y ago
> The Germans might be the only people who are truly the furthest from a sense of humor. This could be the result of their deep reverence for rationality. Just look at Berlin Airport or the advertisements for Mercedes-Benz cars — you sta
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