That explains why I don’t seem to notice many Chinese trolls here. Chinese trolls are more direct and less subtle. They are always reactionary to comments and their responses to criticisms are always PR-sounding. At least that’s my experience in Reddit.
Russian trolls, meanwhile, I have to say they are more clever because they always pretend to be from another country. But with the flailing invasion of Ukraine, they have become increasingly less subtle than before and don’t even hide it.
The new Fairbuds sounds like (pun intended) it’s going to have a better audio quality.
This was released on Tuesday and I ordered already.
I’ve always pondered what should be the contingencies if, eventually, Steam enshittifies because Gabe is gone. I would need a huge storage data to locally store the installation files.
Steam is great at being fetter free and no bells and whistles service. They just do what the customers want rather than being pro-greedy milkers who push customers to accept what they don’t want.
OP is getting fucked alright.
As a coffee addict, that €3 could subsidise my regular coffee. I need to scratch my itch, you know? At least I’m not buying the more expensive avocado toasts.
But it’s akshually mostly in stocks.
In Ireland, we get taxed for unrealised gains on ETFs every eight years. If Ireland could fucking do it, there’s no reason for other countries not to tax on unrealised gains.
Is that Xavier account a satire account? I see it posted all the time.
That’s some good shitpost.
Well god, if you hadn’t make a huge chunk of population to be lactose intolerant, we wouldn’t be looking for alternatives.
I’ve come to realisation that since many Lemmy users are IT workers, they feel resentful in training AI to replace them. Many had been laid off after all since the (irrational exuberant) coming of AI. That’s why I don’t begrudge many Lemmings hating AI as something that could never do anything good. I’m lucky enough that my work isn’t going to be replaced by AI. But for how long?
Because that’s what they want you to do. They gish gallop and you end up having to rebut all the point to tire you out. My experience over the years with extremists on all sides is to call out their bad faith tactics and cut the chase. For example, with the Uyghur issue, tankies always claim that the accusation of genocide only came from one complainant and the West supoosedly chose to blow it out of proportions. But that talking point easily falls apart because it’s not just one, but hundreds and thousands of complaints. Most people would rather get on with their lives than waste time with making false accusations. There are far too many to ignore and where there is smoke there is fire.
It depends on what you’re doing. I deal with lots of data entry and when there are corrections to be made, I had to scour through troves of information which could also cause data entry error when i am going through with it. In other words, it’s “secretary work”. AI had been helpful on that front to minimise the tedious work that does not add value or improve productivity.
AI is only good at secretary work. But for tasks that require critical thinking and analysis and creativity, don’t rely on AI.
I’ve been gotten in more arguments on mainstream social media than I would have liked, so I am genuinely surprised that there are people who do tell you “You’re jealous because you’re not rich.” For a demographic that loves to call others beta, they sure are beta and love to be subservient getting breadcrumbs. It’s always projection.
This is nothing new under the sun.
An individual could block .ml instances, but I choose not to so I could keep calling out their bs. It’s not win an argument and stoke my ego, but it is for any would reader to see how nonsensical .ml users themselves and their ideas are.
Yes, but just in case…
I always say it depends on the videogame. Strategy games can even be stimulating as it makes you think more.
As a literary nerd, I use it a lot in my writing.
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