jumping redditor [they/them]

any mastodon instances off the top of your head that have as little or less censorship as Twitter? Because I can think of some that beat Twitter in certain areas but none that beat it in all

that’s the best case scenario

don’t we all

we need a government with a backbone, one that will tell the companies to fuck off even thought it will hurt all of us.

are there any domain name registrars that allow prepayment for a decade?

and the written punishment is a fine, right? If they pay it is there any issue?

people on Lemmy like to hate on capitalism for it’s flaws, but never seem to credit it for what it does right

are any of those sci fi books/movies/manga really supposed to be cautionary?

smartwatches are useful for taking calls and responding to texts, and I don’t see a difference between a smartwatch on your face and one on your wrist

if he wanted them to disclose and fix the issues that would be great

$25,000 per bus seems somewhat reasonable, $10,000 in overpriced highly certified hardware $10,000 in overpriced software and $5,000 profit.

it has a friend list i think

but the candy van might take you to a magical land

you can, but the point of union busting (as I understand it) is to make it harder to get support/members

It’s fairly clear that the big ai companies are trying to get some form of general artificial intelligence because that’s basically a pot of infinite money, if they find it the rest of the economy is fucked and they skyrocket in value if they don’t find it the rest of the economy is fucked from debit and they go belly up.

probably, I kinda hope Oracle doesn’t fall too much because I like using their free tier as an overcomplicated vpn because my isp has some fucked up network config (maybe CGNAT?)

the boat has cheese, and as long as you get off before it sinks too much you come out ahead.

fartknife/ easyanticheat will have support for signed linux kernels with tpm, secure boot and iommu

student loans have the real excuse that the bank can’t take back the education and that young adults have horrible credit.

a bit of leverage against the fed never hurt anyone