Another reason why companies like Amazon treats it’s workforce like garbage. They are seen as replaceable in the near future.

This mini-doco on drone warfare in Ukraine is bone chilling:

https://youtu.be/s4uaKynSRx4

Violence towards Billionaires will only justify further well funded and aggressive responses.

Dronepedo?

With 7 working days, I think we might need a 13 day week.

The same could be said of someone who earns a low income relative to a billionaire (e.g. $80-120k) depending on the country they reside in. Money doesn’t buy happiness folks, life experiences do 🙂

Why do you want to be better? What is the problem?

Your third point reminded me of a kid recently who committed suicide and his only friend was an AI bot.

The irony is the use of technology to ask the question. Your level of tech use and engagement is a personal choice. You can minimise or stop anytime. Most choose to minimise, I’d suspect because some innovations are quite useful.

Also, in an existence where the only constant is change, where every moment and conscious perspective is uniquely different and where novel complexity only increases, it would be wise to cultivate patience and a neutral perspective on change.

The push for foldable phones is probably coming from those who funded the tech’s R & D. It’s a solution looking for a problem.

Will keep happening as long as contracts are awarded based on flashy proposals.

There are billions of people on earth who don’t have access to a computer.

With Google providing 80% of Mozilla’s finding, I think we can all see whats going to happen next.

This is the way. My wife has a pair of crocs just for around the house.

For every desktop there is a desk-bottom, so one is wise to be cautious ʘ‿ʘ

Maybe ceramics were considered more sustainable?

You would go mad otherwise

Isn’t AI generated better than content sourced from real life? It could actually drive a reduction in child sexual abuse instances due to offenders leveraging alternative sources.

I … can’t stop clicking

There’s content on there from 2020! Good to see that HTML template they bought 25 years ago is still going strong.