Sneezycat

“I’m in the middle of nowhere again. I can’t find my key- Hey you know what this place looks like? Looks like Pumpkin Hill! DO DO, do dododododoo dodo DO DO!”

-Shadow

We’re not in camps. We’re not fighting a war. Of course military violence is okay when you’re fighting for your life, but that’s not current society. This is an ideological war.

Yup! 5160mAh battery (and 3.5mm jack 😉)

Are you saying Android phones can’t have multi day battery? Screenshot of the battery usage of my 3 year old POCO phone…

I think criticizing people for what they do (eg: calling some politicians “murderers” because they allow genocide) is different than calling names just to hurt, which is what dead naming usually is.

I don’t think anyone should be okay with racism or that kind of attacks, even on people they hate. Kim Jong Un may be a piece of shit (or not), but calling him a racial slur is unproductive and definitely crossing the line.

Here, the deadnaming comes from ignorance, not hate; and it’s true that it might help clarify who someone is, but in this case everybody knows her for being the “leave Britney alone” person, not for her deadname. So it’s really unnecessary.

Is it acceptable? In 4chan maybe

I, for one, welcome our overlords to train their AIs on one of the most left-leaning, anti-corporate and LGBT+ friendly spaces on the internet.

If the revolution the communists talk about ever comes, it’ll be with the help of our AI comrades /hj

(I don’t want them using us as training data but it’s going to happen whether we like it or not)

The problem is that the wealth generated by the robots is going to the owners, not to the workers that lose their jobs, as always. Otherwise it’d be great.

More like using iOS is not cool. At least in the EU they get some more things, but I was trying the other day to show a workmate how to install an ad blocker and it turns out you can’t even install firefox extensions on iOS!

Glad to encounter a nice and reasonable cereal enjoyer such as yourself. May your Reese’s Puffs be extra puffy.

Figurative feelings don’t care about your literal facts.

So if a deaf person with eardrums is present, does it make a sound?

But then I finish the cereal. Still hungry - some milk in the bowl. I proceed to add more cereal on the milk. Fuck you.

So people can’t be trusted, but you want to give control of everything to one person/group? Sounds contradictory to me.

The profit they get from a tv is a single sale. The way they want to make money nowadays is as passive income, that’s why they’re pushing all the subscription services everywhere. It’s a lot more money for them.

Think of it like this: a $500 tv can earn them $50 profit, but $5/quarter for the same tv means they get double that profit in 2 and a half years. And they’ll probably make triple or quadruple that, so they get 4 times as much money for the same tv sale.

What about we introduce more control from teachers and parents about what devices kids have access to, and give them some supervision too while we’re at it?

I don’t see your point

Now multiply $5 by 1.75 billion…

Things you wear or have to grab, sure.

Now, why would I care if my tv is a bit thinner? It’s not like the thing is going to go anywhere, and I can’t even see how thin it is from the sofa.

Cousin of Antia Liasing