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Why is PCMag supporting more Twitter usage? It’s a poison, a platform for mass manipulation.
Why is PCMag supporting more Twitter usage? It’s a poison, a platform for mass manipulation.
Thanks for the heads up.
A once off time rewind by 28 years.
We demand infinite growth. Why? Because shareholders want to buy shares and sell them later for more.
Do anything it takes to make that transaction happen, cut people’s jobs en masse, whatever.
Forever.
He’s broadcasting to all businesses and billionaires that anyone who strongly supports him gets their back rubbed right back.
He’s not saying EVs are great, that we should support them because it’s good policy, the right move for America etc.
Its simply quid pro quo.
He will transition into a despot and warmonger next, and then move into weapons. Lot of money to be made there.
Sounds like exactly the guy you want owning a huge societal discussion platform and developing brain interfaces.
I literally issued a vocal laugh.
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This is cool functionality.
Yeah, fully agree. This is one of the reasons big tech is dangerous with AI, their sense of humanity and their instincts on what’s right are way off.
Oozes superficiality. Say anything do anything for market share.
Wow you’re being down voted hard.
One of the problems with anonymous payments is that they can be used by foreigners with deep pockets, money laundering (which snowballs into much bigger problems), etc. I can understand why they’d push back so hard.
The problem with tracked payments is the loss of privacy and over control. Can understand why they’d push back so hard here too.
One of those issues with no good solutions in sight. Yet. Maybe. You basically have to pick your poison.
Go after the individuals responsible, the company leadership created a culture which maximizes profits over safety.
By simply fining them we are saying that the cost of human lives can be factored into the cost of business.
Wow. That was intense. Relieved you’re in a much better position now!
Right, svg. Not doing it anymore but we had a use case for dynamically generating information bearing icons based on changing conditions.
These days I see there are dedicated services that do this really well.
Another thing I got some benefit at was using it to generate thousands of configuration json files covering all permutations of a wide set of values (within rules and ranges).
A single thing? I’d be tempted to get a bike, looking for ways to improve my cardio.
Yes, I use it to generate code that I run at home. Also generate a ton of icons that look amazing, and content for a game I am working on.
I’m getting a lot better at not being so serious all the time, it’s difficult but possible to change oneself.
I’m going to visit my sister soon and I haven’t seen her in years, she doesn’t know I’m coming so will be a fun surprise.
Maybe. Someday in the distant future someone will invent a technology which can validate bold theories like that. Whoever gets that right will be insanely rich.
You’d be able to post on a forum and have a validated rank 5 snuggler badge or something, and everyone would know you’re pro. Go on talk shows, maybe start a product line of high performance pillows.
I could go on, but there’s an insane sandwich here that’s staring me down
Moved to Firefox some months ago, it’s fine. Small adjustment but browsers generally offer high interchangeability