Came here to say this

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What does binaural mean besides taking advantage of stereo?

With tabletop role-playing games (I don’t play D&D), a thousand bucks and you’re pretty much set up for life. You can get a huge range of beautiful dice in all sizes, a nice deck of cards, a variety of tokens and you can skip miniatures to invest in bits that are more flexible. Speaking of flexibility, a big ebook reader allows you to enjoy tons of published games and only get physical box sets or books if you really desire them as artifacts. Another big advantage is that you can spend your money slowly and just enjoy what you have first.

I’m more worried about jobs getting nuked no matter whatever AGI turns out to be. It can be vapourware and still the capitalist cult will sacrifice labour on that altar.

“I’m on iphone” means you don’t have a lot of options. You can get youtube premium and just use their download feature.

The movie Ghost Dog. Cheesy premise, beautiful execution.

Almost all of the images generated by AI models are just eye candy and not art. It can be eye candy based on a bunch of art, but it still isn’t artistic. It’s often just an image aimed at farming engagement. “Here’s a picture so that your algorithms don’t ignore my post. Do I have your attention now?”

Is demos how you say money in Greek?

Indeed. It’s a privilege to be able to stay inside your little circle and say “we don’t do politics” or “ no ideology here”.

Don’t think we should be scared of the word “political” or “ideology”.

Looks like a confused Swedish dude that when questioned about his use of English pronouns defaults to not wanting to get political. Is there more besides a misguided decision to avoid relevant political topics?

I think we should chastise people that insist on not getting political, but not necessarily boycott everything they do. Or at least we should apply the same moral demands to Mozilla, Apple, Microsoft or Google when choosing which browsers to support. Which of them is the least bad?

This is actually about having the power of one person in an office wiping out any internet domain from the country.

I don’t understand the business model of other search engines, but I see how Kagi can work long-term and that’s why I’m still a customer.

Once you’re a search engine that works for your users, you can do stuff like warning labels for websites that have excessive tracking and just let users filter out any domains from their results.

Have they tried making a decent truck?

Friendly reminder that peertube can expose your IP address.

Elmo has had a toxic influence in the modern world.

audacity

neovim

calibre

mpv

I get it, but I also understand people that need to go “this is me, can I have some money?” on social media.

Once these platforms are perceived as a way for people to make a living somehow, they ain’t leaving. That’s why nice places like mastodon stay niche. Without virality, people don’t see the upside for them. They want a grift they can understand.

Does it need to be this whole centralised operation?