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Tilgare

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  • Democrats vote to give Trump $1 trillion for global war

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  • No, but it IS still the internet, where nobody can hear your tone of voice or see your facial expressions. How do you suppose anyone is supposed to tell the difference between OP and someone saying the EXACT same thing, totally serious?

  • Democrats vote to give Trump $1 trillion for global war

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  • Well great - a customary /s would have left no doubt.

  • Democrats vote to give Trump $1 trillion for global war

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  • What? The news calls out dems because it's already safe to assume that the R's are doing everything their dear leader demands as always. The dems betrayed their constituents again, that's the only thing news worthy thing here.

  • Mozilla situation

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  • I like your take. An optimistic me would be fully onboard with it. But this isn't a single change in a vacuum. I think the reason people aren hating is because they're seeing it as yet another symptom of enshitification, and I don't disagree.

    There are rare examples of outstanding companies like Steam that talk the talk and walk the walk. But with Firefox, they're headed the wrong direction. They cut 30% of their staff this time last year, cut their internet freedom advacacy group, and I think that was the point where they started a hard shift away from who they were. They're harvesting and selling user data now (removed the old "Nope. Never have, never will" [sell user data] from their FAQ), they've got a CEO that's taking an absolute fortune off the top of a struggling company, and they're steadily removing long time features like pocket integration and compact mode.

    The last straw will be if Google ever pulls their deal as Firefox's default search engine... Mozilla will very likely pivot hard to nasty, modern money making practices to keep themselves alive if they lose 80% of their revenue all at once like that.

  • Pentagon won’t release full video of Caribbean strike that killed two people, Hegseth says

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  • If I were him I wouldn't be concerned about the murder, I would be concerned about the violations of the Geneva convention.

  • Idk, I just don't see the use case

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  • People WITH technical skills just wany a package that works. I don't want to fix every single fucking piece of technology I own, constantly - even if I am capable.

  • Arent we all

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  • My autocomplete is a bunch of management garbage from a job that I had for 14 years, but left 2 years ago. SwiftKey trying to put me in a corner.

  • Barron Trump's Reputation Goes Up In Flames Over Rumored Bond With Andrew Tate

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  • Actually, a reputation as a bully and killer of small animals, as I recall.

  • Actual theft

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  • The only thing I remember about it was that it was expensive as FUCK there.

  • Apparently, all YouTube Rewinds have been unlisted as of today.

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  • Maybe it was my own misunderstanding.

    Why have them?

    If this doesn't mean, "why should they even exist?" what was it that you meant here? Because that's what you ask first, before you ask what they are.

  • Mexican president says Mexico will send more water to US but not immediately

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  • Careful what you wish for. The Water Wars are ever approaching.

  • JD Vance calls for banning viral 'six-seven' meme after his child goes 'absolutely nuts'

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  • This is some quality reporting - that's more details on the memes' origination than I've ever read before. As far as I knew it was utterly random.

    “Where did this even come from?” Vance continued. “I don't understand it. When we were kids all of our viral trends at least had an origin story.”

    First of all - hilarious that the article explains where it came from and then ends with this quote.

    But no, we absolutely did not have an origin story for all of our childhood memes. Every kid knew about the Mew under the truck in Pokémon red/blue, or that Marilyn Manson removed a rib. People still marvel today at the proliferation of that (false) information - how did we all hear it, and where in the world did it come from?

  • Got Hit with YouTube Age Verification Check

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  • Seems more like unecessary corpo powertripping, to me.

    Under normal circumstances I'd assume so too. But age verification laws are popping up all over the world and are bound to be VERY different in Aus vs EU vs each of the 25 US states with these new laws. Remember that the companies didn't want any of this - but now that they have to act, they also can be held accountable for failure to act (or insufficient solutions).

    And on this one, unlike our horrendous failure to enforce antitrust laws in the US, I do expect to see enforcement somewhere in the chain, at least in the short to mid term. The first lawsuit will become the framework for dozens more to follow against a single company if they don't comply sufficiently.

  • Apparently, all YouTube Rewinds have been unlisted as of today.

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  • They shouldn't exist because you don't know what they are?

  • Trump’s Own Mortgages Match His Description of Mortgage Fraud, Records Reveal

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  • And with Trump, he's stupid AND a narcissist, which is potent. He only knows what he knows, but thinks he's a genius and has it all figured out - so he accidentally makes a full confession by giving all the details of what he thinks is the same crime everyone else MUST be committing. "They'd be stupid NOT to, right?"

  • Crucial is shutting down — because Micron wants to sell its RAM and SSDs to AI companies instead

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  • When the robot uprising happens, using a soft a in clanka instead of a hard er on clanker isn't going to save you. We're all fucked.

  • Netflix kills casting from phones

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  • This is a VERY interesting thought. I hadn't considered all the data collection likely available to Google as a result of the casting protocol. This is definitely plausible.

  • Netflix kills casting from phones

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  • IS IT extra code to maintain though? My understanding of casting is it effectively sends a URL to the receiving device. I would think there's a negligible amount of development spent on maintaining it. And every media app under the sun supports it, now except for Netflix. 🤦

  • /r/Tennessee doesn't want people posting about the Tuesday election

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  • I don't know about hosting - but the deal was being finalized a little over a month ago and it was reported that Oracle would manage the security and algorithm after the purchase of TikTok US. Or at least, they will be licensing the algorithm if they won't own it. The new development I was unaware of is that it won't just be Larry Ellison, but also Rupert Murdoch and Michael Dell. We truly live in hell.

  • World News @lemmy.world
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    Rubio targets foreign nationals who he alleges police Americans’ social media posts

    www.politico.com /news/2025/05/28/marco-rubio-social-media-europe-00372280