Yummychickenblue
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op it’s great that you have a project idea, even better that you’re reaching out to get peoples feedback. I do have a question though: have you done any research into current technology? your project already exists, or a version of it at least. Blind people often have sighted people coming into blind spaces proposing radical new technology without really understanding what they need or how they live. I implore you to do research first and enter with humility to any blind space when seeking input in your project. -
tbh i only think about graphics cards once every four years when i need to upgrade mine. Like as far as computing goes graphics cards (and hardware in general) news is just “we made the numbers bigger” which doesn’t affect my life because i’m not at the top end othe market so i find it difficult to get excited about new consumer hardware esp considering that new generations come out every year and we’re gonna do the exact same thing 12 months from now
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this sounds like a flash game from new grounds
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what if i post hard drive articles in tech news
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why do i keep watching these lmg clips videos i am always disappointed with linus and lukes takes
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data is not resilient unless there are three copies on two different formats with one of those being offsite
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literally every company does our world is infested with gender
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free software, free society by richard stallma free software and the political philosophy of the cyborg world by chopper & dexter algorithms of oppression by safyia noble fiction: red team blues by cory doctorow
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every tech company should be nationalized
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can switch 2 please have a sticker printer
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Technology is political
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virgin wan show vs chad tech won't save us
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I suspect the team behind this channel (and probably LMG writ large) hasn't actually ever read cory doctorow
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gonna start calling any pic i don’t like ai generated
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ceos are not your friends and voting with your wallet doesnt work i have no interest in nvidia chips or technologies until they make their cards work with wayland
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common british L
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50% off that's a good deal
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i don’t think i’ve bought a “new” gpu in seven years used gpus are just a way better value tbh
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ha
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I upgraded my pc just for this game tbh to hide their omega long load times
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someone needs to write a feminist treatise on the conditions and meaning of all the gendered content occupying game mod repositories. BOTW modding is filled with Linkle (gender swap) content and Skyrim/Fallout 4 are renowned for having highly sexualized user created expressions of femininity. What social phenonema underpin these creations? I feel like the answer might be deeper than "gamers are horny"
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2 hours ago, Bombastinator said:Much like the radical right they’re not actually numerous they’re just loud. Buying into them being numerous just plays their game.
Unfortunately a lot of people being terminally online only see the most vocal on both sides. A lot of people get addicted to quarreling over non issues that have no bearing on their lives. The incorrect way/overuse of some words warp the actual meaning of those words. Tribal purity checks on people to see if they 100% adhere to your ideology is also quite common these days, these purity checks end up making a lot of people overlook reasonable criticisms of their group pretty often because any criticism can been seen as a potential betrayal to their group by themselves or other members.
People can disagree with you but still want the same general outcome you do, the path they want to take to get there is just different. Just because someone is being loud about something doesn't mean they are right, just because it seems like a ton of people are liking their post on social media doesn't mean they are right either. I wish more people would realize that if social media was making them angry every single day, the best thing they can do is to disconnect from it. It's not good for you, and it's not good for the people around you. People usually subconsciously try to find groups to put themselves in, don't be afraid to separate the good ideas from the bad ones in groups. Untangle ideas from whatever side you want and try to understand the nuance that is often left out, self reflection is important don't fall into radicalism. -
47 minutes ago, Fred Castellum said:Unfortunately a lot of people being terminally online only see the most vocal on both sides. A lot of people get addicted to quarreling over non issues that have no bearing on their lives. The incorrect way/overuse of some words warp the actual meaning of those words. Tribal purity checks on people to see if they 100% adhere to your ideology is also quite common these days, these purity checks end up making a lot of people overlook reasonable criticisms of their group pretty often because any criticism can been seen as a potential betrayal to their group by themselves or other members.
People can disagree with you but still want the same general outcome you do, the path they want to take to get there is just different. Just because someone is being loud about something doesn't mean they are right, just because it seems like a ton of people are liking their post on social media doesn't mean they are right either. I wish more people would realize that if social media was making them angry every single day, the best thing they can do is to disconnect from it. It's not good for you, and it's not good for the people around you. People usually subconsciously try to find groups to put themselves in, don't be afraid to separate the good ideas from the bad ones in groups. Untangle ideas from whatever side you want and try to understand the nuance that is often left out, self reflection is important don't fall into radicalism.Not sure if that was a refutation, support, restatement in detail, or tangential to my statement. I’m not sure merely running away will help long term. That sort of thing has a way of coming around to bite one later. There are a couple famous quotes about that.
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4 minutes ago, Bombastinator said:
Not sure if that was a refutation, support, restatement in detail, or tangential to my statement. I’m not sure merely running away will help long term. That sort of thing has a way of coming around to bite one later. There are a couple famous quotes about that.
Agreement and tangential. Guess I didn't really make it clear.
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this was how i first read it it absolutely will be a problem ai bros run rampant on this forum
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you're saying you don't need more airheads?
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recelling batteries has always been something i want to start doing but im scared of starting a fire lol
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