We’re already there: it’s called NextDoor

Canada has a high likelihood of electing its own conservative government next year…

Everyone knows declaring victory now means we can say the election was stolen the second a state doesn’t go our way

That game must have one of the lowest labor to profit ratios of any product ever made. The interface maybe took a skilled web developer a few days and it has basically no upkeep after that. And it alone is prolly worth hundreds of millions in NYT games subscriptions. Crazy.

“This is where the fun begins!”

I attached little portable USB SSD drives to them when they need the storage; otherwise I have been using raspikeys. Though I am excited about the new m2 chips on offer nowadays from RPi.

Currently my pis are used as:

• Two separate pi holes
• Shakenet
• Birdnet
• Homebridge
• Torrent client

I’m addicted to raspberry pis and have six of them for various purposes. Hard to say no to 5 watts when you wanna spin up another thing.

I mean their new chips look like hot garbage so…not sure if they’re gonna have any good outcomes for a while

I blame NVIDIA 4090 gamers myself

This is a necessity to run a decent LLM and still have room for the rest of your programs. Only reason they’re doing it.

This is actually great news because it means competing coffee shops will likely do the same. I’ve been charged up to $2 to replace milk with oat milk before at local coffee shops. Fuck that.

Enchanted tracking protection

How else am I supposed to evade witches and warlocks?

You’re using logic, that’s beyond these people

Feels like all the devs who left id software and started their own companies back in the day

“This is a violation of their first amendment rights,” one parent said.

Pretty sure it’s the 4th amendment…

They’re getting paid to do it, by us. $18B in funding thus far. And just wait till Bibi strokes Trump’s ego, should Trump win.

Honest question: is it physically possibly to step on one’s own nutsack? Do I have to dislocate my pelvis or something?

I have a whole bunch of ceiling bulbs (19 of them) that I replaced with LEDs. In 3 years, 7 of them have died. That failure rate is comparable to incandescents. Unfortunately the sockets are kind of an odd socket type (BR30) that only a few brands make. I would really like to know which brands I can actually trust but I’m afraid the answer is likely “none of them.”

Yeah the NYT, despite its flaws, isn’t beholden to a single person.

Yeah but that’s not the choice offered to you. And you can only make the choices you are offered.