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Thetimefarm @ Thetimefarm @lemm.ee
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'An economic divide that is widening': Almost one third of Americans earning $150,000 a year or more say they're living paycheck to paycheck and many rely on credit cards to close the gap

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  • So poor people shouldn't have kids, got it.

    • Average Lemmy Active Users by Month

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  • And just reading about it doesn't either... being informed is important but letting negativity consume your world view isn't healthy or productive, it's just angsty.

    • After blocking hundreds of promotions, Tuberville said the US has 'the weakest military than we've probably had in my lifetime'

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  • My brother in Krishna, why are you so angry?

    • Car dealers say they can’t sell EVs, tell Biden to slow their rollout

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  • I don't think the vast emptiness that is the US translates well to the UK. By area, New Mexico is almost the exact same size as the british isles, and it's only the 5th largest state. I've done 400+ miles in a single day of driving many times. The furthest I've driven in a day was close to 800 miles.

    • Why Bother With uBlock Being Blocked In Chrome? Now Is The Best Time To Switch To Firefox

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  • Are there any settings you can tweak in the about:config page? That's how you have to enable the compact tab size, which is annoying.

    • Binance users pull over $1 billion from the exchange after CEO leaves, pleads guilty

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  • Honestly all value is relative, even the gold standard is fairly arbitrary. If you're stuck in the desert with 100kg of gold bars you'd trade them for a gallon of water in a heart beat. That's basically how the american healthcare system works lol.

    • The stock market is edging toward extremes of Great Depression and dot-com eras

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  • You're either trolling or dillusional if you think that. We live in a police state, if you're out in the open they will just kill you and if you take shelter they will literally lay seige to you and burn your house down.

    • The stock market is edging toward extremes of Great Depression and dot-com eras

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  • No, you'd have one dead cop and every protestor dead or in jail. One cop dying is all they need to throw away what little restraint they might have had up to that point. They will kill the people who resist and arrest the ones who don't. If they arrest you they'll drag the trial out for years, by the time you get found guilty and sentenced to a year of probation you'll have spent a decade behind bars.

    The problem is that this is not a fair fight, it is a suicide mission for whoever decides to take on the police.

    • Man Who Attacked Paul Pelosi Says He Was Radicalized by Gamergate

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  • Lol wait, I'm genuinely confused whether that's meant to be "kotaku in action" or "kotaku inaction". Was it meant to be that way as a joke or is it genuinely just that bad a name?

    • Tesla will sue you for $50,000 if you try to resell your Cybertruck in the first year

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  • Lol ferrari took away Steve Wyns Las Vegas dealership because he flipped his LaFerrari for an extra million. I will never not find that hillarious.

    • Science says teens need more sleep. So why is it so hard to start school later?

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  • Because teachers give hours worth of busy work to try and justify their existance.

    • 8GB RAM in M3 MacBook Pro Proves the Bottleneck in Real-World Tests

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  • I mean it doesn't matter if the house around the wiring falls apart first. Most modern construction is like one step above paper mache.

    • 8GB RAM in M3 MacBook Pro Proves the Bottleneck in Real-World Tests

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  • My exeperience is lot of people just want an ipad they can type on. The m2 air is basically the same size and weight as an ipad pro, and the screen is more protected if you carry it in a backpack. It's also probably cheaper, especially if you want any of the accessories that make it "pro" ipad.

    • 8GB RAM in M3 MacBook Pro Proves the Bottleneck in Real-World Tests

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  • With a hot air rework station anything is upgradable, laptops, phones, babies... ok not babies, but like lots of other stuff.

    • 8GB RAM in M3 MacBook Pro Proves the Bottleneck in Real-World Tests

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  • Us power lifters over here looking around nervously while double fisting big macs lol.

    • Dozens of health organizations pledge ‘full support’ for federal ban on menthol cigarettes and flavored cigars

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  • What a stupid fucking comment lol.

    • Tesla Vision fails as owners complain of Model 3 cameras fogging up in cold weather

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  • It's probably internal fogging because the units aren't well sealed.

    • Sam Bankman-Fried found guilty on all seven counts

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  • Afro plea

    • Once valued at $47 billion, coworking-space provider WeWork nears bankruptcy

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  • He personally trademarked the word "we" and then sold it to his company for 5 million dollars. He also owned a lot of the buildings the company had signed absurdly long leases on. It was literally a company set up with the sole intention of funneling VC money into his pocket directly. Even for the shady-ass world of start ups and VC firms what he did was pretty blatant. That's not even getting into how he portrayed the company as a tech start up when it just simply was not. It's like how Tesla and Ford sell about the same number of cars but Teslas market cap is 17x higher because they call themselves a tech company. At least with Tesla you could probably argue they were a tech company at some point early on, WeWork was never a tech company at all. Neumann got his start renting the spare office space he had after his previous company failed and just decided to run with it.

    • Drugmakers Are Set to Pay 23andMe Millions to Access Consumer DNA

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  • As long as it's for research and stays HIPPA compliant I don't really have an issue with it. This would be a good use for AI but that's also kinda horrifying to think about. Having millions of unique human DNA samples to train your AI on would be worth something I presume.