Every time the IPCC publishes a report it’s like: oh yeah may have gone way past the most pessimistic option this year, yet again, for the seventh time in a row, so here’s a new set of predictions that will surely not be overly optimistic this time round.

Communication? In my friendship? It’s less likely than you think!

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Might have something to do with cats having problems focusing on objects closer than 30 cm (unlike ~10cm in humans), so from their perspective there is a hand shaped blur approaching them and smell might confirm that it is in fact, a hand?

So… rkhunter?

Either you pay bug bounties, or crypto locker ransoms.

kappa unwindset

Samsung? More like Sam screamed.

Some people are experts at making more pointless busywork for themselves. My parents had a real knack of storing things that need to be used in one room and replaced often… as far away as possible. Like who the fuck keeps spare kitchen paper towels in the bedroom?

VW are a part of that side that lobbied to delay as much as possible too in fact, they were trying to hold on to their diesel designs for as long as humanly possible and only made their first serious EV in 2020, literally a decade after Nissan and after every other major manufacturer except for Subaru, Mazda and Toyota who still hopes hydrogen will be something.

Them preaching about EVs has to be some guiness world record for hypocrisy.

I think Slate Auto is what you’re looking for, but it’s just concepts at the moment. No idea if they’ll actually deliver.

This was in response to rsync having horrible new bugs from vibe coding that were so bad that people thought they had malware. Does the intent matter when the end result is the same?

“Something smells fishy”

I hate it when I come down with a nasty case of salmon.

the judgement skills of a toddler, armed with nuclear weapons

Nuclear toddlers, so chic right now.

The key is “temporarily” though. Even in the 18th century and prior when technology evolved at the pace of a snail on sedatives that meant 5, maybe 10, at most 15 years.

Then in the 90s the world’s international cartel of IP rights got together and decided they should make it 20 years everywhere, just so corporations can monopolize anything they make for the entire the duration of its usefulness. With the speed of progress today I’d be surprised if most aren’t obsolete before they become available to the general public. 3D printing is only a thing now because Stratasys was hoarding the FDM patent since the fucking 90s.

Shit needs to go back down to 5 years again.

This time it’s war just a special military operation.

1 Angry Man

Pack it up everyone, the fun police is closing the scene.