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Zetta

@ Zetta @mander.xyz

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  • Uh, yeah. That rings a bell.

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  • You don't seem to understand the fact that the vast majority of humanity is still better off than we were a 1000 years ago even with the current bad.

  • Uh, yeah. That rings a bell.

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  • Yeah, there's a lot of bad, but he's right. On average, the vast majority of humanity is significantly better off than we were a thousand years ago.

  • Those of you that back your vehicle into parking spots, why do you do it?

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  • I only park backwards at work and it's because I sleep in my car on my breaks, I get more shade on the front side of my car from the tree I park under if I park backwards. Also it is nice saving the ~10 seconds backing out to leave when I really wanna start getting home even though that time saving in practice is miniscule.

  • Uh, yeah. That rings a bell.

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  • Or, it's the same, we're living and shit sucks.

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  • This aint AI bud, someone already provided source website and also look at the text on the parafilm. Image models are getting much better at text but all that small text on the parafilm packaging is too good for ai. Also on the parafilm it has the creators website written out.

    https://sketchingscience.org/

  • Used vehicle pricing barometer jumps to highest level since 2023 amid auto tariffs

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  • In America, cars are the only effective method of transportation for 98% of the population. Is that ideal? No. Is that reality? Yes.

    I'm all for advocating for mass transportation but right now, and for 50 years minimum (best case scenario, completely made up) cars will continue to be necessary for the majority of Americans.

  • TIL I learned about the "catnip gene"

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  • Cats have a special scent gland on the underside of their paws, which they use to mark territory by kneading—like tiny, fuzzy lawyers filing a claim on your lap. Metaphor-alert: This makes them part cactus, part lawyer, watering themselves with nap-time and filing motions in the court of "I just did a barrel roll." 🌵📂

  • That's all folks, Plex is starting to charge for sharing

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  • Local media streaming Is the appeal?

    Now if you're asking why use Plex vs Jellyfin, for me jellyfin has more issues with high bitrate 4K HDR content and subtitles for my situation.

  • Do you use poweroff or suspend on your Linux systems? Why?

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  • I am trying to be more energy conscious so I've been turning mine off more as of late, but ya in the past I typically left my machine up for 7 - 14 days and only power off/reboot after updating.

  • Perplexity CEO says its browser will track everything users do online to sell 'hyper personalized' ads | TechCrunch

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  • Most people are unintelligent sacks of meat, not much critical thought about what they do runs through their minds.

  • Choices

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  • Alright

  • Choices

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  • I don't think the joker hated women at all in Joker. As far as I remember his attitude to both genders is the same.

  • Choices

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  • How is the joker an incel reference? Great movie

  • Discord co-founder and CEO Jason Citron is stepping down

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  • The comeback. I paid for a teamspeak server when I was a teen and used it extensively with friends for many years. As I got older I have only used discord a handful of times to talk to other people already on that platform. Discord has always sucked Imo, if it's free you're the product. That's how it always has been.

    I hope it gets even more shit so people will leave the platform.

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  • True, I suppose I'm fairly niche in that regard. I mostly made scans of environments using photogrammetry. Basically just documenting a space in time. Like my room, or house, or place I work. It's cool having a 3d environment, it hits different than a photo. I will be able to explore my old spaces I use to be in everyday in the future if I want to reminisce.

  • Is it ethical for a parent to raise their children in their faith tradition?

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  • What? Safe sex solves a significant amount of issues like sexually transmitted diseases and underage pregnancy. What In the world are you trying to say?

  • Is it ethical for a parent to raise their children in their faith tradition?

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  • There probably wouldn't be much religion, how nice that would be. Religion would mostly cease to exists if children were not indoctrinated before they developed critical thinking skills.

    Religion relies on naive children being brought into the fold, and to a lesser degree damaged and desperate adults needing hope or something to believe in.

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  • I agree with you except I really want lidar, making 3d scans of things is fun and cool. I got really into photogrammetry a few years ago and Lidar is the one iPhone feature I'm jealous of.

  • What's one sign that you've "become an adult"

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  • Realizing capitalism sorta sucks