I wanted to read this with an open mind, thinking that maybe this incentivizes nuclear, but no:
For over 15 years, the Obama and Biden administrations implemented a war on coal to destroy reliable and affordable energy.
Oof. Back to the industrial age, boys and girls.
Ursula von der Leyen, making the internet progressively worse year by year. Cookie banners, GDPR consent dialogs, and now ID verification. Please just retire and take up a different hobby, like knitting.
Yes, browse https://lemmy.ml/c/memes.
The entire community is run by Russian trolls who take the following approach:
Of course it has an algorithm, but I think you’re referring to an algorithm that includes personalized or demographic parameters.
Regardless of whether the algorithm includes that (or rather, to which degree), let’s not forget that bad actors can use the knowledge of the open source algorithm to identify the optimal way to manipulate the platform to bring their content on top.
I’m sorry to see comments like this mindlessly downvoted. While I don’t agree that Lemmy was built with any ill intentions, this thread results in good discourse.
For example, the platform itself lends itself to be used or abused to promote commercial interests or push one side of a story. The manner in which pro-Russian content has flooded Lemmy shows how the platform itself can be used to manipulate narratives, and there are no doubt many more subtle ways in which the community sentiment is being skewed in ways we might not realize.
Does he now get to doxx you? Is that how it works?
How ironic that Americans use a foreign language to describe their unit of measurement that is used nowhere outside the USA.
Tldr: brute forced the password for admin
Cheap and portable Google TV stick with a Bluetooth speaker
I think you’re equally dismissive of the extreme complexity of these machines.
It’s built upon an enormously complicated and precise arrangement of processes and infrastructure that took them decades to iterate towards. Even if you knew a shortcut to the answer and had infinite resources to throw at it, sorting out all the kinks is a monumental effort that can’t be fixed within a few years by throwing more heads and hands at it.
I can’t overstate how complex these machines are. They are arguably one of the most advanced things mankind has ever built.
It’s ironic how the only place to reliably navigate back on an Apple device is through the Apple TV remote.
According to Tom’s Hardware, it includes “DDR5 and LPDDR4/LPDDR5 as well as premium HBM.”
But aren’t the wafers uncut? It could be used for anything if they’re just in storage.
You realize that’s something completely different, though, right? Those are two completely disjoint thoughts.
Perhaps you can educate us instead of being mad at the world?
We all love to rag on Google, but this is such a nonsense website. Most of the things “killed” there are superseded by another product, like AI studio replacing Firebase Studio and Google TV replacing Chromecast. Then there’s stuff nobody’s ever heard of just to pad the list.
The Taycan is gorgeous.
citation needed
Bill Gates never said that.
This touches on an interesting point: relying solely on radio for route instructions is archaic and we desperately need to overhaul it with a digital alternative. Why can’t we take some of that budget to modernize ATC?