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CabbageRelish

@ CabbageRelish @midwest.social

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  • China has planted so many trees around the Taklamakan Desert that it's turned this 'biological void' into a carbon sink

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  • They’re stories that are generally on the same topic, their focuses are different.

    Also, thought you seemed familiar. Last time I commented was in response to basically the same stuff.

  • Removed

    Every single time...

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  • The Vietnam war was broadly supported through most of it. We tend to rewrite stuff like that to make ourselves feel better. To give you an idea of how screwed up public opinion was, on the Kent state massacre, “A Gallup poll found 58 percent blamed the Kent students for their own deaths. Only 11 percent blamed the National Guard.”

  • [Video] Launch of Anti Zionist PAC "AZAPAC"

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  • This is some far right shit?

  • anytime someone opposes a critical democratic right such as freedom of speech

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  • Linux Virus

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  • Viruses absolutely exists for Linux, extremely severe ones too.

  • Yo, fire fox what the fuck?

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  • Firefox finally added desktop client PWA support so they’re announcing it, and for whatever reason Windows didn’t squelch it during a full screen session like it’s set up to do by default.

  • Russian Missiles Exploded Near Azerbaijani Plane That Crashed Last Year And Killed 38 People, Putin Admits

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  • In the article it’s how Putin phrases it. But, it’s also how anti-air missiles typically work. So…

  • At 1%

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  • Monitors at Walmart still have VGA available, so someone must be using it.

    Also a bit weird in that they have a “modern” set of just VGA/HDMI, as a monitor of the period would have DVI, too. Think DVI wasn’t ever really a thing except for power users though.

  • Highlight of my Morning

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  • Yes, saving is definitely not a thing in any app...

    What I was specifically referencing there though is that Linux distro upgrade installers universally suck AFAIK. They break left and right and when they do they basically take out the system. Otherwise, Windows’ behavior there does suck a fair bit

  • Highlight of my Morning

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  • Windows also does most of its updating silently while handling its major version upgrades a lot more elegantly.

  • Got Em!

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  • Youngins. They’re talking about the entirety of Windows and calling it all a solitaire game. EG - Windows 98’s minimum requirement was 16 MB, and 95’s was 4 MB.

  • Enthusiasts bond twelve 56K modems together to set dial-up broadband records — a dozen screeching boxes achieve record 668 kbps download speeds | Tom's Hardware

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  • It has been quite a while so I’m fuzzy on it, but I had a board with a status LED and it would stay on for a bit as the capacitors drained? Generally a good thing to watch when you wanted to properly pull power from it for whatever reason though, especially with how often I was thoroughly crashing it and then resetting things with my overclocks. :P

  • 196 @lemmy.blahaj.zone
    CabbageRelish @midwest.social

    Dino(rule)

  • Yea well it still can't have an existential crisis like humans can! Take that!

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  • Nah, there are good reasons to dislike LLMs and GenAI. I’m just not gonna waste my time on it.

  • Yea well it still can't have an existential crisis like humans can! Take that!

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  • Have you seriously applied them at all?

  • Yea well it still can't have an existential crisis like humans can! Take that!

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  • I’m well aware of the limitations of LLMs and I use them when it works.

  • Yea well it still can't have an existential crisis like humans can! Take that!

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  • Yea well it still can't have an existential crisis like humans can! Take that!

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  • They’re regularly properly useful to me but it’s pointless to get in arguments in their defense. 🤷

  • China's green energy boom could spell the end of the fossil fuel age

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  • Every Year, Sanctions Kill More People Than Wars

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  • There’s a case to be made for sanctions in times of war. The point on the left though is sanctions are an act of war and in the past they’d be enforced through something like a blockade or siege. We’ve white-washed it to make it sound like it’s just simple economic policy though.