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I'm not using text-to-speech engines, I am bad at writing all by myself

  • Extremism is a subjective marker, and I hope you'd never learn that yourself (:

    It is objectively true though that this person's autonomy was unlawfully disrupted for reasons inspired by herd mentality, magical thinking and egocentrism. That's before this kind of agenda being of it's own corporation with pipelines, money and supporters.

  • A nitpick, but America won't have Gitmo in that scenario tho. Displacing american people to random countries now is deeply rooted in the premise it's okay to have a torture camp franchized over to places out of everyone's sight. It wasn't okay before and it's not now, and serious country with some sense and a accountability would not employ such tactic.

  • Whatever he said or would say, it's a tempting concept that powerholders should be a tad bit afraid of being massive assholes when nothing else works. The right would theoretically get some martyr points if Don avoids the death to bloody diarea, but at the same time we all saw how scary it was to Shapiro and the likes when Charlie Kirk's neck found it's new turning point. Trump suddenly becoming an explosion of orange confetti is, obviously, a part of some accelerationist thought, but at the same time I believe it would decelerate things a lot because selfish grifters and gray cardinals of his presidency would be stopped in their tracks by pure shock and realization they are too made of flesh.

  • Too early for the Metaverse, just in time for Metawankers.

  • MicroSlop 🤝 Jeffrey Epstein

    indifference to consent

  • There are sweatshops, endless sweatshops, where human beings are no longer born, we are grown. For the longest time I wouldn't believe it, and then I saw the sweatshops with my own eyes. Watch them liquefy the dead so they could be fed intravenously to the living. And standing there, facing the pure horrifying precision, I came to realize the obviousness of the truth. What is China? Control. China is a commie generated dream world, built to keep us under control in order to change a human being into this.

  • Ouch

    Jump
  • Welcome to Farmington. Population: this tool

  • Posting them around rich people's private airfields would improve their footprint even further.

  • Git @programming.dev

    What do you use to communicate with your git repositories?

  • Now imagine that

    (It's a fucking tablet. In 2026. I can't get over it)

  • Screen protectors I saw and used were portrait-only, meaning landscape orientation had viewing angles unchanged. If by video you mean shorts/tiktoks/reels, they are short form and it won't hurt to give it to them for 20 seconds, or, you know, put it a bit further from your face so both your faces are in the right angle.

    I don't see downsides in most phones coming with the kit in a box or pre-installed by default. There are apparently ways to make them cheap and shitty, like any phone accessory, but that's a question of quality, not the question of functionality. And I don't see why wider angles in portrait orientation are of any use.

  • Glad to hear that. Keep on posting (;

  • After an article on Songo#5 that one sounded a bit dry. Maybe that's a side effect of prefering reliability over flashiness :) If there would be a second article about GammaOS, it wouldn't hurt to flesh out the process down to specific challenges the dev overcame, just anecdotes evolving while testing and fixing stuff, or talk about how community members participated in the development of said project, what opportunities Gamma sees there. And, for a really unique kind of gear I haven't heard of, I feel a bit puzzled as of what a second screen can bring onto the table when emulating single screen games, what other people came up with.

    Btw, there's a small typo in the Why the LineageOS? part, in image attributions concerning Fix/Fox person's photoes.

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  • accidental discharge

    Them marching proudly in their fathers' footsteps. To what we'd say good, but not nearly enough.

  • What was your top reference going into acting in Star Trek? What personal twists you added to that?

  • Yep, and I do this both on my noname e-ink reader and my phone (fb2reader or moon reader apps there). Downloaded audiobooks, whole another beast, are great in Voice app from F-Droid, if you choose this path.

    I didn't find it inconvinient to read on smaller button phones before and the difference between a dedicated healthier device and a modern smartphone mostly escapes me. This obviously excludes PDFs and manga/comics not adapting to your screen size like a basic e-book in epub/fb2 formats, so if you stick to one of those formats - you'd want an A5-paper sized device or more.

    Worse problem with some book for me is not a medium or an interface to consume it, but a lack of concentration, interest and/or habit. Life finds a way, and if you got captured by a book, you'd stop to see or care how you eat through it. But for a regular reading routine it'd be great to think of when and where you'd dedicate some time to enjoy literature, so it'd gain a momentum with you.

  • It depends on how long the book is and how were audio files compressed. I'd put an average of 450MBs per book as I inspect my non-app direct downloads, with 6 Dune books being 2,5GB, more individual ones been from 250MBs to 1GB. If you reconvert them yourself, you can set the target bitrate => size to barely tolerable levels if you will, and keep in mind that's still hours upon hours of joy, they worth it, and for tough books you can download them in parts. Idk how tight your space budget is, but I found it's pretty nice that the whole Dark Tower cycle by Stephen King, being cleverly shrinked by the uploader, took only 6,5GBs while giving me a month-long ride.

    Compared to most PDFs and EPUBs, audio is obviously a very bloated data source, but at the same time it provides a lot of advantages pure text can't.

  • Free Moon+ Reader haven't shown me any ads, maybe it's regional or something. I use it for years.

  • Leaving a job wit two weeks after an announcement probably.

  • Showerthoughts @lemmy.world

    Sonic Yiff, the ultimate alternative music act

  • Showerthoughts @lemmy.world

    Current protests could've used these vulnerable doorbell cams exposed by 404media earlier. Some breaches aren't like others. Is it bad it got reported before it found an unlikely application?

  • Political Memes @lemmy.world

    Let's call this argument the Epstein Opening

  • Games @lemmy.world

    As new Yakuza announcements dropped, top walkthrough writing guy in anglosphere refuses to play these at all

    bsky.app /profile/cyricz42.bsky.social/post/3m7pmhnzxw22x
  • Showerthoughts @lemmy.world

    AI as an instrument of class warfare

  • Showerthoughts @lemmy.world

    Technical debt is probably one of the best dramatic tropes

  • Videos @lemmy.world

    America’s Semiconductor Boom is Real

  • Lemmy Shitpost @lemmy.world

    Phil sieged for David can dab over Gaza

  • Political Humor @lemmy.world

    Donald is peaced

  • Ask Lemmy @lemmy.world

    What size of a PC game you are comfortable with?

  • Lemmy Shitpost @lemmy.world

    peach: frozen

  • The Onion @midwest.social

    Trump, Vance Hold Their Own Funerals Inviting BRICS Leaders But Not EU

  • Lemmy Shitpost @lemmy.world

    The bullet engravings as per WSJ

  • The Onion @midwest.social

    Witnesses Assumed Charlie Kirk Shooter Was Just Ordinary Gunman On School Campus

    theonion.com /witnesses-assumed-charlie-kirk-shooter-was-just-ordinary-gunman-on-school-campus/
  • Lemmy Shitpost @lemmy.world

    Green owl recruits

  • techsupport @lemmy.world

    Browser fingerprint spoofing: can I become the AI crawler's impersonator?

  • Showerthoughts @lemmy.world

    '3d-printing a screw' is a way to describe how AI integration is stupid most of the time

  • memes @lemmy.world

    Empathy Man: Across the Lemmyverse

  • Music @lemmy.world

    Them Crooked Vultures - Mind Eraser, No Chaser