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  • It’s interesting that this is a style that’s relatively easy to get AI to output, yet AI slop is instantly recognizable while this actually looks like good art.

  • Yup, fuck him, he deserves Windows 8.

  • As a Texan, I have to agree, it’d be for the best.

  • With enough support they won’t have the power to choose. It’s an uphill battle but one that we can win.

  • I live in Austin TX and just saw this. Heading downtown now, cya there. Thanks OP

  • I mean even this post got it wrong, your taxes go up until about $1 mil, not $300k.

  • But which is more fucked up?

  • Yeah fuck that guy.

  • I do not, source?

    Not that I don’t believe you, but if we’re gonna hate on this guy even more, we should make sure it’s for facts.

  • Can you recommend a piece of media that you feel like really “gets” what life is like for you?

  • "No employees — be they the people who answer customer calls or nurses who visit patients in their homes — should have to fear for their and their loved ones' safety," Witty wrote.

    There’s something we can all agree on. Executive fear though…

  • I am an autistic person with an autistic child. “Therapies” that try to get us to act like you should be illegal. And stupid, we evolved as part of humanity for a reason.

    I masked my whole life, I don't want my kid to be forced to as well.

    Cure ableism not Autism.

  • Do I get to choose the city?

  • I bet he haggled for it.

  • “Long live the king…”

  • What you’re describing is the holy grail of computer memory technology. If we had nonvolatile memory as fast as RAM, we would absolutely be using it instead. Unfortunately even the fastest SSD today would be a significant drop in speed from modern RAM.

  • What would the world look like if we fragmented the tech giants but then regulated them by requiring open standards so that things could mix and match as customers see fit?