oh oh … there’s that old vegeta ble again.
Background in hard sciences, computing (FOSS), electronics, music, Zen.
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Also, note that LMint installs many Ubuntu components, but supports Flatpak apps out-of-the-box, but not Snap.
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Technology@lemmy.world•US Adults Are Throwing Away Over $250 a Year on Unused Subscriptions, CNET FindsEnglish
5·10 天前would be worth $3,703 today. Or perhaps $250 tomaro when the AI bubble pops. An investment in the market is obviously worth more to those high-living traders, of course (and those fee-loving brokers), so they concur.
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News@lemmy.world•Witnesses of ICE Killing in Houston Dispute the Official AccountEnglish
6·10 天前And whatever they say the victim did is often what THEY did.
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science@lemmy.world•Nobel-winning chemist leaves US to direct AI materials lab in ChinaEnglish
3·11 天前The critical thinking skills need for science could be detrimental to any plans to permanantly disorient humanity with half-truths, lies, and other culture-busting forms of disorientation.
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News@lemmy.world•Cyclosporiasis cases near 1,000 in Michigan, health officials sayEnglish
1·11 天前One symptom: “explosive diarrhea”
Wash your hands, fruits and veggies first !!
Unfortunately, HS teachers in places which need to know these things the most are also the most likely to lose their jobs for it. E.g. In my HS, learning ‘history’ stopped at the beginning of the 20th-century.
Just like in Rome
As was noted by P.K. Dick …
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Not The Onion@lemmy.world•Apocalypse Bunker Fails as Wealthy Residents Turn on Each OtherEnglish
15·13 天前And then there’s the security question … what’s to stop their ‘guards’ from realizing that they could be living securely -without- the boss?
The disappearnce of brick-and-mortar stores is one the biggest catastrophes caused by Big Tech. The ‘free to return if dissatisfied’ option creates higher prices for everything you’d have avoided purchasing at the store, along with the added environmental costs of two wasted trips, and the product possibly being disposed-of.
The brick-and-mortar loss also means that consumers of necessities have far fewer options to buy locally.
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Political Memes@lemmy.world•What Fox News is using to show how scary Socialism is for AmericaEnglish
31·17 天前As with any generation, many of the people who were teens in the 60s did not like the depression- and war-torn, conformist, society they grew up in, They had much different values and music and politics and approaches to life. Yes … today they’d be called democratic socialists, they showed up for Sanders’ tour. They don’t watch what Mideas Touch calls the ‘Regime Media’. The Repubs are running scared about the midterms, for a good reason.
Thinking everyone in an earlier generation is to blame for anything today is wrong-headed and the result of just not knowing enough about history.
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Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•Can things exist without anyone being aware of their existence?English
9·29 天前Animals are sometimes declared ‘extinct’ (no one is aware of any living examples) while they still exist (sometimes for decades).
Until 1967, noone was aware of the existence of gamma-ray bursts, the result of the biggest explosions in the universe. The bursts were only visible to specialized satellites.
Right now, people are suffering from diseases caused by unknown viruses.
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History@lemmy.world•Italian teenagers discover 1,800-year-old Roman luxury house underneath their high school gymEnglish
1·1 个月前… If they weren’t unrecognized as human-built (like the Cahokia mounds of Illinois) or deliberately bulldozed, like the Mississippi mounds near Minneapolis.
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Uplifting News@lemmy.world•Hawaii just entirely removed corporations' power to spend money in politics. This could be a game changer for US democracy.English
7·2 个月前In Hawaii’s two houses, only one rep. voted against it.
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News@lemmy.world•Wind and solar generated more power than gas globally in April 2026English
6·2 个月前Prolly not … but congrats on owning a chunk of the everlasting!
Next time, instead of buying, take the idea home. Think about it first.
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politics @lemmy.world•Trump Voter Says He Gets Now How Hitler Could “Brainwash” Millions - The man, who said he voted for Donald Trump three times, called the president a “liar” and a “con man.”English
3·2 个月前Now that he realizes that he got fished in, what’s he plan to do to make up for his multiple mistakes?
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Comic Strips@lemmy.world•Society Needs Billionaires [PizzaCake]English
27·2 个月前I remember a bunch of movies where torches and pitchforks helped.
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Technology@lemmy.world•People Would Rather Have Nuclear Power Plants In Their Area Than AI Data CentersEnglish
63·2 个月前Promises, promises. I haven’t heard of one that’s actually in commercial operation right now.
But, apples and oranges… it’s a bullshit choice. Power plants generate power, DC’s consume power.
If you going to generate power, why look beyond solar/wind and batteries? At a much lower price, and much faster build times, they too are ‘physically incapable of going into meltdown’, and are already in use worldwide, no wait time.
As far as DC’s go, they depend on very new technology (enjoying a trendy fad) which -will- get far less power-hungry than they are. Or else. (The grid’s not ready for them.)
The only people in a rush seem to be the people who invested in all the snake oil promises that LLM’s are real A.I. … which they aren’t.























Wonder how many school lunches or college degrees that ‘flag blue’ color would have paid for …