

Nope, all bots.


Nope, all bots.


Just when I was about to upgrade my router, too. Fuck.


Can’t wait for the calls from outraged customers demanding that I honor the AI-hallucinated offers they found on my website. (The AI decided that customers were more likely to stay on my webpage if my prices were 80% lower.)


If we’re getting extra technical, it didn’t say anything about drinking both of them at the same time. You could drink one and then drink the other. (I recommend starting with milk first, or else it might be difficult to complete both.)
To be even more technical and pedantic, it didn’t say how much of each. If you drink a tiny amount of battery acid diluted in a large amount of milk, you’ll probably be just fine and can do it over and over again.


It could also be interpreted as meat for chihuahuas. And, sure – they’ll probably enjoy having their meat warmed up for them a bit.


4th one is also technically correct.
Can you drink milk and battery acid if you have diabetes?
Yes … but only once.


I do, actually. But I’m not going to spend it on this frivolous bullshit.
I think instead I’ll install some solar panels on my house…
the point is that they will be locked into a walled garden with minimally-powerful hardware. Can such a device even really be considered a PC anymore?
My main laptop is an ancient chromebook that I jailbroke and put Linux on.
While they’re locked down, I wouldn’t really consider them to be a PC. But if you can unlock them…
Yes. Not because Linux PCs become so much more common, but because Windows PCs become much less common.
More and more people (normies) don’t own a desktop and only use tablets or phones. As the percentage of normies who own a desktop decreases, it will become more of just a nerd thing to have an actual desktop PC … and those kinds of people are much more likely to run Linux.
“You’re supposed to block us, not try to engage with us.”
That’s one hell of a take, sure.


Are they finally discovering that AI slop is bad?
Neither. While violent resistance to Israel’s abuses is very understandable and maybe even commendable, deliberately targeting civilians is not the way.
I’m also under no illusion that Hamas would be any less abusive if they were the ones with the power. If they had the ability to do so, they’d gladly commit genocide as well.
They’re also, to some degree, themselves a tool of Israel, propped up by Netanyahu’s regime in order to justify Israel’s continued aggression, oppression, and war.
How much control does the average worker have over the state? Practically none.
Out of curiosity who do you think controls the state in China?
Not the workers.
Sure buddy, sure.
Take it this way, then:
Socialism is when the workers are in control of the means of production. Supposedly, socialist countries accomplish this by the state being in control of the means of production and the workers supposedly in control of the state. But in reality, the workers are not in control of the state, so the workers are not in control of the means of production, and it’s not socialism.
State capitalism is not socialism, and it is not a friend of the working class.
Nah. Being attacked by evil doesn’t make you good.
You’ve got to stop with this black-and-white thinking.


In my youth I was taught that democracy meant that the government served the people.
In your youth, your teachers lied to you.
True true, and their ‘justifications’ for war are entirely bogus.
But I just caution against over-correcting. Just because someone is an enemy of the US doesn’t mean they’re perfect. Or even good.
Not true. The 1st gen fossil pokemon are rock/flying and rock/water.