OP doesn’t say they bought it, only it’s coming to them.
Dingaling
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Technology@lemmy.ml•New Twitter launches, says Musk's X gave up the nameEnglish
9·19 days agoI suspect it’s entirely grift motivated. There’s obviously going to be a takedown so owner is likely going to earn what they can and then bail the second X’s lawyers send a cease and desist. I can’t see any honest or altruistic motivation to do this.
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Technology@lemmy.ml•Twitch under fire for new gen AI training system that harvests streamer data for Amazon, says it's on by default because 'if it was opt-in, nobody would opt in'English
17·1 month agoIf this affects European users then the GDPR does make it a crime.
Same.
Clickbait article seems to be (poorly) written about people who are unhappy rather than people in IT. Some overlap doesn’t equate to totality, and you’ll find the same in every profession.
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Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•Why isn't the ocean full off massive plants?English
21·1 month agodeleted by creator
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Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•If you sent a lone modern tank like a Abrams, Leopard, or black panther back to WW2 with a continuous supply of spare parts, ammo, fuel etc. Would it make a difference?English
1·1 month agoYes, absolutely. Good point.
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Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•If you sent a lone modern tank like a Abrams, Leopard, or black panther back to WW2 with a continuous supply of spare parts, ammo, fuel etc. Would it make a difference?English
7·1 month agoInteresting question.
I think not, on the grand scale. Whilst yes, it would vastly outclass other tanks, you’re forgetting about the adaptability and inventiveness of humans. I believe they would find a way to disable it fairly quickly - after all, WW2 was a constant stream of one fighting unit encountering new technology - Allies had nothing like the German Railgun for example, but it had little influence in the outcome. Also, like the Tirpiz, something like this could become a liability. It would become such a target that it would tie up a huge amount of resources protecting it. Modern tanks are still vulnerable in many ways - even from as simple a thing as just digging a hole in the ground and covering it with branches caveman style.
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Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•Am I being unreasonable holding my ground here? about a funeralEnglish
6·1 month agoYou sound angry. Are you sure you’re angry about this and not about him dying?
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Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•Have you ever experienced sexual anhedonia?English
2·1 month agoSucks, right?
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Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•old person here: how do you deal with immature coworkers 20 years younger than you?English
32·1 month agoHello fellow codger. I, 55m, work amongst much younger people. Here’s my take: It’s not about age.
People “who only care about gossip” - well, there’s as many of those in the older age group. Age sometimes teaches people cunning, so they’re less overt, but they’re sure as hell gossiping about you and everyone else when they find a friendly ear. IME, the only difference age brings to work relationships is a different set of cultural references. They’ll talk about stuff you’ve never heard of - and you’ll be doing the same to their ear.
It sounds like you’re new to this workplace, and possibly working with people of differing ages and experiences. That’s fine, I’ve been there too. (Full career change in my late 40s). It’s scary, uncertain and confusing - but just dive in.
In any group, there’ll be a few people you get on with, some you don’t, and the majority somewhere in the grey middle. Some will go out of their way to help you some of the time. Some won’t. Some are annoying, some aren’t. If someone offers to help and does the opposite - that’s a useful thing to learn about them.
If you’re annoyed by them, then much of the resolution lies within you. Mentally close them out, or find ways to deal with those feelings. This can’t be the first time you’ve been in this situation?
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Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•Have you ever experienced sexual anhedonia?English
9·1 month agoI was on anti depressants for a while, which not only reduced libido hugely, they removed the ability to orgasm. Like, you’d get to the final crest of the wave but never be able to reach it. Very frustrating and I get why you’re angry. Now and then I could climax but it would be pretty much without any satisfaction.
duckduck for 90%.
Google only when dd fails me.
To tbh, many of the things I used to use a search engine for I now use a variety of chatbots. No adverts, just answers. (I suspect this won’t last)
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Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•We all know of the subs like "You Should Know," but what something you SHOULDN'T know?English
1·2 months agoI’d rather not know of these terrors.
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Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•My father wants to pay for a family tomb so that when I die, I can be buried there as well. Do I let him or try to stop him?English
1·2 months agoIf you really care that little about what happens to your corpse, why does having it stuffed in a box with your family bother you so much?
OP did say that didn’t, they’re more concerned about wasting money.
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Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•My father wants to pay for a family tomb so that when I die, I can be buried there as well. Do I let him or try to stop him?English
2·2 months agoOnly if you go to rest not carrying on any familial grudges.
Imagine literally never hearing the end of what our Karen said about our Julie that time.
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Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•We all know of the subs like "You Should Know," but what something you SHOULDN'T know?English
19·2 months agoA single tick bite can lead to you becoming allergic to meat for the rest of your life.
Boomer here. 👍
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Linux@lemmy.ml•Has anyone tried Amber for writing bash scripts? Would you recommend it?English
2·2 months agoYou’ll never take perl from me!
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Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•What is the best laptop you can get for under 650€?English
3·2 months agoI’m pretty happy with the asus vivobook I bought for half that. Very fast processor, 8gb, 256. My only criticism is it’s a little flexible in that if you lift by one corner the track button will fire. Minor issue, otherwise it’s been great for two years.
As everyone is saying “used thinkpad” - do your homework for the specific model. They are legendary, but that legend is not universal. Lenovo traded on their name and produced some pretty poor models for a long time. They are very often: Overpriced. Or crap quality. Or so old that they’re not usable.
Omarchy is Hannah Montana Linux for bigots.