Probably cheaper than letting them crash and explode in Poland, triggering article 5.

“Did I do thaaaaat?”

The more you know about it and how it really works, the more you understand it’s bullshit.

Hate & anger are fine catalysts for eventual action.

“Not without insurance little guy!”

I hope the USA burns, and that the rest of the world learns something from the tragedy.

However, only one of those things is likely to happen…

Just the ramblings of a severely wounded mind. Pay it no heed. No one ever does.

Haha, one time in life my extremely low self esteem is actually a boon: flattery doesn’t work on me. In fact it has the opposite effect; I immediately become suspicious of anyone trying to flatter me for any reason whatsoever. Especially AI.

Wouldn’t touch an Amazon-branded product with a 10 ft pole.

This is likely over a billion in ordinance. Meanwhile their own soldiers are starving at the front. I’d think it’s only a matter of time before a Prigozhin 2.0 stands up.

Pretty sure this is going to happen in the entire world. Internet freedom will not survive the decade.

That’s the bad news.

No, they do need to report on it but they should be asking critical questions rather than copy-pasting the PR spin verbatim. They should demand these CEOs quantify their predictions. They won’t though, because they can’t.

xreal air glasses

That looks sick, but it costs about as much as the Steam Deck itself. Maybe if I win a lottery.

Lutris too. As far as ease of use goes, nothing beats SteamOS. Nothing. It’s the closest to fully featured plug&play I’ve ever seen, it all just works.

It’s perfect. It does everything I want it to do and much more, and at a very salient price point. I have one complaint and that is that after ~30 mins of play my arms start to ache. Ergonomics could be improved, and almost certainly will be in the future.

Our replacements have already been hired in India. They’re training them as we speak.

Thank god they can’t do shit to TPB and its ilk since those are already illegal anyway.

Same. I feel like Lemmy is really a lot like early Reddit (pre 2012) and the sizes of the communities are perfect. You can actually contribute to a discussion instead of drowning in 20k inane joke posts.

Some niches remain underpopulated but I feel like this will eventually rectify itself as the more critical and thoughtful people move away from vapid platforms like Reddit, FB or IG. We’ll continue to welcome them with open arms.

I think you’ll find I “have to” do very little.