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  • Good to know at least one issue can be solved in today's world!

  • Amazing. Fusion has been 20 years away since I was in school 50 years ago. I know this isn't the actual reactor but it's a big step - so maybe 10 years now?

  • Bingpot! Features trump objections, which is how any industry knows it doesn't really have to listen to users all that much. Deep down, addicts really don't care if their heroin is ethically sourced from sustainably managed small-lot producers.

  • I might not be an expert on anatomy but something tells me you're doing it wrong.

  • LOL when people post photos of "the back" it's always just a shelf with half a dozen items and the cardboard Lost & Found box.

  • "Vibe-coding language?" LOL. Social media threads about vibe coding are like a bunch of people who don't speak English trying to teach each other English when most of them hate English. The subject is so polluted by rage and misinformation, I think it's hard to competently process any discussion of it without already knowing a lot about it.

  • I think yes, simple languages are worthwhile as a starting place, because complicated subjects like programming are easier to learn in chunks. With a simple language you can focus on the analytical part of programming and not muddy it up with learning the details of a complex language. When people do it the opposite way they might end up knowing how to use C++ or whatever and think they're programmers, but they don't understand how to break down a problem into logical parts and organize an app - and those are the important skills that make good code.

  • Boomer here, been driving an EV since 2013. Ageism = ignorance.

  • I think a better way to say it is that change takes time, and large-scale changing of long-established ways takes longer.

  • BREAKING - Release 0.1 of DON'T is now available - DON'T does absolutely nothing when you start it, except to present an enormous Consent List of everything it can do if you let it. Outraged digital freedom advocates are criticizing what they call excessive download times, sluggish support, and that the app takes up memory space without doing anything.

  • Authorities: "You're reporting wut?"

  • "Replicator, gimme a bottle of 100-year-old Scotch and a set of bagpipes."

    "Sorry, I am not programmed to provide unhealthy materials. Enjoy your Scotch."

  • By relying on most people being law abiding citizens who only act like badass rebels online.

  • Like homeless camps but for servers.

  • suggestion: tell people how it's different where you live

  • I'm learning that my cheap air fryer works great. Homemade onion rings - ohhh yeaaahhh.

  • I get the comic, but I wonder if people get that they have a choice at the end - throw up their hands and face the inevitable conclusion that cooking your own food is a hopeless pipe dream, or learn to cook.

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  • Well that assumes they get away with it, and the irrefutable doomsday gospel seems to be that corps will bulldoze the world no matter what, even if it's illegal, therefore the endangered species tactic flat out won't work, because nothing will work, because they're invincible. But if that's the case I don't know why we're even starting these conversations.