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  • That's how I learned. Over the past year, it's either been Simpsons Memes, I Think You should leave Memes, or one of those.

  • This is what I think is fine.

    Asking AI about the meaning of some TV show finale or if a movie is worth watching. Have it help you research travel ideas. Ask if it's true pirates had wooden cocks. Dumb shit.

    Where it's really fucky is when people using it to do political arguments, have it find legal loopholes (haha fuck you CEO of Krafton), generate essays and creative work (oh fuck all those ai blogs and ai art)...

    It's lazy as hell and unfortunately, people are lazy and refuse to go beyond the immediate AI answer.

  • With search engines propping up AI answers and even newsrooms using AI, its the unfortunate norm now.

  • That forum post is nuts.

    They're both mocking MAGA while supporting MAGA like the chuds they are.

    One post literally says "I don't care" then the next line goes into maga talking points.

  • My wife has been eyeing a new laptop and sick of the constant copilot Microsoft garbage, looked at the entry level MacBooks for the first time.

  • Unknown OS growing massively.

  • I separate those people.

    If they said, "Chatgpt said... " And they are completely confident that it's correct, I disregard them. This includes the AI cucks who send literal screenshots from AI as some sort of "proof".

    If they said, "The AI slop I got was... " Then they're more likely to critically think about it. They know this is a third voice, rather than the definite answer.

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  • I owned a Zip drive with 100 megs in 1991. It cost a pretty penny.

    So my head exploded when I saw USB drives for $20 that held 128MB almost a decade later.

  • Leopards ate my face material

  • People who get pissy off of pineapple on pizza are so corny. It's like level 1 controversy types of foods. We got countries putting spaghetti and squid on pizza.

  • I was too much of a straight shooter. Every new project my boss gave me, id explain all the pros and cons. And they'd just stare at me and go, "Okay so are you going to complete it?"

    I didn't realize how toxic and annoying it was until years later, when I met a guy who did the same thing when I was manager.

  • Imagine an evil terrorist organization coming into the picture, and it's up to REAL COPS to stop them.

    And like real cops, they end up taking a detour to Walmart, where a woman was accused of stealing so they pull out their guns and kill a baby.

    Oh is this too real? My bad.

  • Movies sane-washing racist/problematic people "for the story" always drives me crazy.

    P.T. Barnum for example.

  • Watching the British self destruct, especially with the biggest one being Brexit, continues to show how completely out of touch they are.

  • From a low tech solution, you can just do daily backups to something like Google Cloud/Dropbox. You can automate it. So you can have the desktop Joplin app, as well as one on your phone.

    And they both sync to your cloud version.

    The next level is something like using AWS S3. This is a lot more technically challenging.

  • A few months ago, I was out in the front lines fighting against ICE kidnapping my neighbors and family.

    A few weeks ago, I'm watching more and more socialist Democrats rise up to sit in positions of powers.

    So I do get radical. I protest and make sure my voice is heard. I make sure everyone knows this is a big fucking problem. And I don't have time to get depressed because if I'm not out there, ICE wins and kidnaps another neighbor.

  • I remember reading about somebody using Reddit as their "bookmarking tool" and posting it to their profile. You can kind of do the same on Lemmy.

  • Joplin, which I self-host in the cloud. They have a browser extension that lets you clip articles.