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  • Kawasaki’s Wild Next-Gen Off-Road Vehicle Will Trade Wheels for Legs | Gear Patrol

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  • I love the jump across the crevasse. Like, if its feet slip (which they will on snow like that), you die.

  • The cliche "sex talk" starts with a lie

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  • Nor are a man and a woman.

  • Brompton reports £2m loss and drop in sales in 'year of balanced outcomes'

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  • Yeah, their website sent me to a store that had one display model and they could order it.

    Later found another store that had dozens of them all folded up on cute shelves. I love mine.

  • I sorted some screws today

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  • Looks like you screwed it all up

  • Why do servers and supercomputers primarily run on Linux and not on some Microsoft/Apple/Google/Amazon OS?

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  • Microsoft comes out with Windows Supercomputer Pro.

    They sell 6 copies.

    When you're running exotic hardware, everything is custom. Linux is the most easily customizable.

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  • First rule of time travel: It can always get worse.

  • Under communism, what incentive is there to pursue highly dangerous or specialized fields?

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  • The tenets of capitalism say nothing about how much each person makes. Nor do communism. If you're eager to learn more, read something.

  • Under communism, what incentive is there to pursue highly dangerous or specialized fields?

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  • Because everyone would have access to the same opportunities and same schools etc. Those with better talents or a better work ethic will probably make more money. Instead of today where families hoard wealth through generations.

  • Under communism, what incentive is there to pursue highly dangerous or specialized fields?

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  • It's spelled "caste," and castes are (critically) hereditary. Leaving a caste you were born into is virtually impossible.

    People who do more/harder work can get compensated an appropriate amount. Note that this runs at odds to the current system where a CEO makes 1000x their employees salary despite not working 1000x as hard.

  • Supernova Remnant Video from NASA's Chandra Is Decades in Making

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  • The researchers used the video to show that the fastest parts of the remnant are traveling at about 13.8 million miles per hour (2% of the speed of light)

    What's remarkable is at this speed, it would still take 2.7 days to travel from Earth to Saturn.

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    'It can be unnecessary - and even too much': Are violent video games like Grand Theft Auto 6 becoming too realistic?

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  • My take has more to do with how accessible the methods of violence are. Most kids playing GTA aren't (dog willing) going to have access to an arsenal of fully automatic weapons or sporty cars. At that point, they might as well be using wizard magic. I think even a young kid can recognize that it's fantasy.

    But I remember in GTA3 (or maybe Vice City?), you could use a screwdriver as a stabbing weapon. That's kinda fucked.

    I personally remember trying a move from Mortal Kombat on one of my friends when we were rough housing when I was like 7. While he was on his back, I jumped (off his bed I think?) and landed with my full body weight on my knee on his sternum. Probably could have cracked a rib. Certainly knocked the wind out of him. Learned that day that even the non-stabby bits of MK should stay in the pretend realm.

    To some degree, I know kids will try to emulate what they see. If what they see is fantasy, nobody gets hurt.

  • Xbox 360 superfan amasses all 1,353 North American discs after two‑decade collection spree

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  • I remember one review commenting on how the controls were mapped to only need one hand.

  • Totally unjustifiable

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  • Yeah, actually this is a bad meme. From a recent comment of mine:

    9 officers were surrounded by like 300 angry Bostonians who were wielding clubs and other weapons and goading them to fire their weapons while throwing shit at them. The fact that the only punishment for the officers who killed five people following their trial (in colonial court defended by John Adams) was that two had their thumbs branded indicated how two-sided the situation was.

    Paul Revere’s famous engraving depicting the incident was intentional anti-British propaganda used to advance the cause of the revolution.

  • Xbox 360 superfan amasses all 1,353 North American discs after two‑decade collection spree

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  • Who needs that when you’ve got Dead Or Alive Xtreme 2?

  • The most bizarre tech announced so far at CES 2026

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  • I'll stick with my dog. She'd never snitch on me.

  • The most bizarre tech announced so far at CES 2026

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  • Dell admits consumers don’t care about AI PCs

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  • The ad was people doing generic AI stuff. I think it was even showing Copilot.

    Either way, the marketing for AI is far to nebulous for it to matter. Just looking for the ad, I found plenty (like this one) that explicitly mention "on-device AI," but show people just searching for shit or doing nebulous office work. This ad even shows generating images in MS Paint which offloads the AI shit to the cloud.

  • Dell admits consumers don’t care about AI PCs

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  • I'm talking about an ad I saw on broadcast television during a football game. I don't think the broad market of people are downloading models from huggingface or whatever.

  • Dell admits consumers don’t care about AI PCs

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  • What kind of consumer-facing software runs on that NPU?