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  • Fatberg the size of four buses likely birthed poo balls that closed Sydney beaches – and it can’t be cleared

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  • Since olden 4chan (rip) days Australians have always been top of the heap when it came to shit posting. If anyone could make a giant poopy fatberg it's them.

  • Micron addresses Crucial exit backlash: 'We are trying to help consumers around the world' — company warns that DRAM drought could last until at least 2028

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  • 10 years is not a long time and once the cat is out of the bag it's rather difficult to get it back in.

    It was the same for other manufacturing. You can't manufacture most commercial items at a competitive price not just because the difference in labor cost but because there's simply nobody left that is capable of doing it at scale in the US or Europe.

  • Micron addresses Crucial exit backlash: 'We are trying to help consumers around the world' — company warns that DRAM drought could last until at least 2028

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  • We're just trying to help those nerds spend less time on their PC, you see? Yes, we produce memory but at our core we're a grass touching company.

  • Iran's crackdown reaches unprecedented levels: 'There were layers of bodies stacked on top of each other'

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  • This whole situation is really weird. He describes a gun fired as making "click" noises like in the movies. That's not how a gun with a silencer actually sounds like. Such strange reports.

  • How a billionaire with interests in Greenland encouraged Trump to acquire the territory

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  • What an absolute ghoul.

  • Jeff Bezos said the quiet part out loud — hopes that you'll give up your PC to rent one from the cloud

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  • First they came for our neighbors and I didn't say anything.

    Then they came for family members and I didn't say anything.

    Then they took my chicken tendies and I was mad but didn't say anything.

    BUT...when they take my PC I will REEEEEEEEEEE

  • AI is everywhere, but nowhere in recent productivity data

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  • What else do we have to do till the bubble pops? Guess we gotta wait till one of the bigger companies goes under but since they have near unlimited funds it might take a while.

  • groceries

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  • Yo, when the new groceries droppin?

  • What a great idea

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  • Couldn't think of a way to go out of business faster than having a competent-customers-only policy.

  • Americans Explain Why Public Transport Can't Work

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  • Yeah, neglected would be the better word. I think the software in some trains is actually from 93-94. During this time period of increased demand they just let it run with bare minimum maintenance.

  • Polish general fired after anti-tank mines found in Ikea warehouse

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  • Think of the savings though. Ikea as a military supplier. Everything is cardboard but it works. 4$ landmines. 19,99$ cardboard roll mortar? Don't mind if we do.

  • Dell says the quiet part out loud: Consumers don't actually care about AI PCs — "AI probably confuses them more than it helps them"

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  • Forget about the personality for a minute. They have a different thing in common. Uselessness. I tried AI for a bunch of general use cases and it almost always fails to satisfy. Either it just can't do the task in the first place or it makes mistakes that then cost too much time to fix.

    There are exceptions and specialized models will have their use but it's not the Swiss army knife tool AI companies are promising.

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    This browser extension replaces Wikipedia's donation pop-ups with a counter of its real revenue

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  • The dumbest thing about wikipedia exec pay is that there's barely anything for them to do that would justify it. It's not like they're plotting the course of the company. It's doing the same thing it did 10 years ago and if everything goes well it'll still be doing the same thing 10 years from now.

    Here, let me take care of the 2026 workload by writing the Email for them.

    Dear staff,

    please continue as before.

    XOXO Your CEO

  • Insider trading, but make it worse

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  • This is all a sick game

    Could be the name of the website. Close your eyes. Walk away from the screen.

  • Google Has Chosen a Side in Trump’s Mass Deportation Effort

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  • Did the remove the slides? I bet they removed the slides.

  • Windows 11’s 2025 problems are getting impossible to ignore

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  • This generation of software companies really seem to have abandoned all previous goals for "Let's see how shit we can make this!"

    "Sir, if we can finish our robot it could help with any household chores and even take over most of the care work for the elderly. Then in future patches we could make it waterboard the user unless they get the waterboardless premium subscription. Then we'll increase the cost and slowly reintroduce waterboarding even for subscribers."

  • More potentially radioactive shrimp recalled in 17 states.

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  • Keep spending enough time online and you'll turn into a shrimp person without radioactive shrimp. At least posture wise.

    Because the real shrimp power was in our hearts all along.

  • Why does American media (and to an extent the American public) seem to only focus on one issue at a time?

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  • It's the 24h news cycle. Most news sources are battling for your attention/clicks every day and if they keep digging into a story that people already know, they'll get less clicks. It has to be new or it just gets scrolled past. This isn't unique to america. It's everywhere. Even here on lemmy.

    Steve Bannon has recognized this and weaponized it for Trump with his 'flood the zone' approach. Keep blasting new headlines and nothing will really stick.

  • Companies that buy up homes should be known as home scalpers

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  • Guillotine baiters