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  • This takes courage, let's recognize that.

  • Surely the King's special move is also Castling? It takes two to tango!

  • That's a very one-sided take. It leaves out one of the most important factors, the media and their role in censoring and magnifying news to fit the political identities of their consumers. Had they been accurately reporting on Trump's actions and results first-term, no human being in their right minds would have elected him a second time.

  • More commonly, headlines will write "in air quotes" when they are directly quoting what the subject said...

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  • Surely nobody can be that dumb?

  • I'd have more faith in him than any of the idiots they will actually pick.

  • Thanks for the laugh

  • Some disclosure

  • That would imply that they're equal.

  • My sister speculated that somebody (probably trump...) uploaded something far worse than "the pee-pee tape" to twitter and musk inherited that when he bought the site.

    That is the dumbest thing I've ever heard speculated

  • Be aware that hardware access from a virtual machine(for an audio interface, for example) can be jittery or slow (latency), which might make it unusable for your purposes or not. You'll have to find out.

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  • Nah man, if you explain things with analogies and metaphors you definitely got the ADHDs! Better get on those meds, yo!

    Lately every vaguely relatable thing I read on the internet is a sure-fire sign of ADHD it seems.

  • What a dumb post

  • This is insane.

  • They'll be vaccinated. Their grandkids, maybe.

  • Cowards

  • This is a very pessimistic take. I'd like to add that the age of misinformation is here.

    Used to be, there was only one newspaper to read. Then, more and more sources of news came (paper, TV, eventually the internet).

    Then they all largely switched to a race to the bottom free model supported by advertising money alone, which boosted outrage bait over quality journalism.

    Then, the full force of social media algorithms came in to play and it became nearly impossible to sort fact from fiction (even here on Lemmy, I'm afraid). Even if all the news you read is true, it will still influence you in a certain way if it's slanted a certain way. Especially if other news doesn't reach you. Don't forget the power of omission.

    Be cognizant that there are certain well-funded groups that benefit from sowing discord and polarization, and they're largely succeeding. If the world as you know it (through the internet) doesn't match that of your neighbor, it's easy to break off or escalate, for both of you!

    Don't despair, stay cognizant of the unprecedented online manipulation and act local!

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  • Finally!

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    sudo ...for windows

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  • Like that time they made their own Powershell imitation of curl? (before deciding it was an abomination and finally including stock curl, but not removing the old Powershell commandlet because of backwards compatibility so now curl and curl.exe are two different things and you'll want the latter)