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1995ToyotaCorolla
1995ToyotaCorolla @ 1995ToyotaCorolla @lemmy.world
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I could make a great PC for that...

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  • That’s what I did when my PC died and I’d do it again given the choice

    • without saying how old you are, how old are you?

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  • If your friend could tap on your CD player without it skipping, you were cool

    • What instances do you block and/or contain the most trolls?

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  • What's wrong with lemmy.zip? I'm not up to date with the instance drama

    • What's the most useless skill you've mastered, and how did you end up getting so good at it?

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  • That’s not useless, a 14th century monastery would love to have you

    • Ford Patents A Way To Bring Ads Inside Your Car

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  • We regret to inform you that your claim has been denied as your policy does not cover accidents due to distracted driving. Please refer to the attached dash cam footage showing claimant watching a Mutual Assurance ad while the vehicle was in motion. Have a nice day and thank you for choosing Mutual Assurance!

    • Research shows more than 80% of AI projects fail, wasting billions of dollars in capital and resources: Report

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    • TIL that due to a disfunction of the ABCCII gene the majority of Asians have significantly less body odor than other populations

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  • I don't have an answer for you, but I love how seemingly random it is. Like someone reached into a raffle bowl and was like "Okay ABCC11 you get... Earwax and

    <shuffles around>

    ...ah. Body odor".

    • Company that sent AI calls mimicking Joe Biden to New Hampshire voters agrees to pay $1 million fine

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  • Until you start seeing fines like "20% of your yearly revenue" this shit is gonna keep happening. A $1M fine isn't even a slap on the wrist to a telecom

    • Study Finds Consumers Are Actively Turned Off by Products That Use AI

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  • That one DankPods video of the "AI Rice cooker" comes to mind

    • Look At These Fucking Weirdos

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  • He’s going to be wearing that bandage all the way to November, isn’t he?

    • Congress voted against funding a cure for cancer just to block a win for Biden

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  • congressional swimming retreat on the Cuyahoga River?

    Hold on I got more:

    free housing for congress members on Love Canal?

    Go sight seeing in East Palestine?

    bikini atoll beach day?

    Spa day in Centralia, PA?

    • Do you think animals have thoughts? Are they capable of hearing that little voice that we humans have in our heads?

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  • Sorry, I hope I didn't come off as aggressive! I just think it's amazing all the different ways people think.

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  • While that’s certainly a better experience, it does waste precious seconds of our time

    Time not having [corporation]'s advertisements shoved in my face is time well spent

    • Do you think animals have thoughts? Are they capable of hearing that little voice that we humans have in our heads?

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  • Are you able to visualize? I have an inner monologue but no ability to visualize

    • unsee this

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  • Dude’s out here like

    • Real Facebook ad that doubles as a god-tier shitpost

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  • Almost as bad as the burn you’ll get from their razors

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  • Hi Zron, you seem to really enjoy eating shredded cheese at 2:00am! For your convenience, we’ve placed an order for 50lbs of shredded cheese based on your rate of consumption. Thanks!

    • When did Microsoft stop developing Windows to be good?

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  • In my neck of the woods it was called fisher price windows lol

    • New York bridge gets stuck open after getting too hot

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  • Not a bridge expert, or really any kind of expert, really. But railroad rails are laid with a little gap to account for thermal expansion of the rail on hot days. If the expansion is more than designed for, you get buckling like this. This bridge was probably also designed to account for thermal expansion to a certain degree. It seems like more and more of our infrastructure is starting to fail, encountering heat levels it was never expected to encounter. I wonder if failures like this and worse are going to become a common headline

    • Linux market share passes 4% for first time; macOS dominance declines

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  • Now that we don’t have to pay for any of the infrastructure, it turns out that mainframes and timesharing is awesome. Can we go back to that please? - Silicon Valley, 2024