khánh

lmao

escaping surveillance, algo feeds, and detoxxing myself and reducing screen time (works like a charm so far)

consuming short-form content; the behavior can be compared to getting a quick hit from your vape whenever you get bored.

what a freakin meat proxy writing this article

Linux also pushes BIOS updates via fwupd, just for your information.

nope… pretty sure they’re related.

practically though, a microcontroller’d be better.

and why’d you do that when you can save money and get a microcontroller instead?

i think you do, for the counting and beeping.

beeping after the fridge hasn’t been closed for a while, or controlling the temperature, or turn on the lights when the door is open.

for one, beeping after you leave the door open for 30 seconds. considering the longevity of a fridge, adding a microcontroller that does that is more environmentally friendly.

it does, for massive user convenience. however, the more you add, the less convenience is gained from each addition, sort of like a law of diminishing returns-type thing.

is this engagement bait? the phrasing of this question answers itself.

obviously, it was neccessary to combat Hamas!

Tu quoque.

AI bootlicking.

why would someone kill him over it? what do you think?

i dont get it; not paying for a subscription should actually discourage them from building new data centres because they’re turning a net loss by you doing that. it’s also, very freakin clear, that AI in its current state is not profitable.

not to be an AI bootlicker, but i don’t get why people treat AI-generated code like it’s the Plague 2. it’s not; all code is constrained by the programming language, and so it either implements the feature correctly… or it doesn’t. yes, human review is undeniably important, but other than that, AI-generated code and human code is still all logic at the end of the day

i do vaguely remember owning one of these, but i dont remember how i got them. any ideas where they come from?