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  • a high quality pocket knife. never leave home without one.

  • been saying it since 2021, the US will fall into a civil war. you have a radicalized right with too many armed militias to count and a liberal left which don't possess the firepower to fight back. add ethnic diversity, vast wealth inequality and political ideologies to it to cast the flame.

  • In summary, Linux is and Operating System that gives you control over your machine - not the other way around coughwindowscough. With that power, however, you can also do a lot more harm to your machine if you don't continuously keep learning and stay curious.

    It's high risk, but high reward (especially as a new user). There's something about learning how your computer works (via Linux) that continues to captivate me after many years of use.

  • Certainly! Here's a concise summary of the article "AI is rotting your brain and making you stupid" by Rich Haridy, published on May 25, 2025:

    • AI tools may reduce critical thinking by doing tasks for us.
    • Relying on AI can lead to "cognitive offloading."
    • This may harm creativity and problem-solving skills.
    • The author shares personal concerns from tech use.
    • Suggests using AI mindfully to avoid mental decline.

    Let me know if there's anything else I can help you with!

  • EDIT: for the non-historians among us, this was Ernst Röhm, head of the Nazi Brownshirts (SA), a paramilitary organization used to primarily cause havoc amongst the population and competing political parties, but also in charge of protection details for high ranking NSDAP officials, later replaced by the SS when Hitler had him murdered due to lack of trust.

  • I am ironman

  • makes a lot of sense honestly. I never knew the numbers behind it (tks for sharing). when I was ripping witcher 3 on nobara and then changed my OS back to Windows due to work related issues, I felt a SIGNIFICANT performance drop. the game became laggy, when it used to run top on Linux with the same settings. good share - the time for Linux gaming is now.

  • Poah, ok let's do this:

    • reading a book
    • interacting with your smartphone
    • using the fridge
    • standing in an elevator
    • street signs
    • restaurant menus
    • tapping someone on the shoulder (vertical not horizontal interaction)
    • looking at paintings
    • standing in line
    • observing a statue
    • interacting with your closet
    • looking someone up and down
    • etc, etc, etc

    Just some I could come up with on the fly

  • Yes - but have you been on your smartphone lately? Have you read a book? Looked in the mirror? Interacted with your vertical (hopefully not too horizontal) girlfriend / boyfriend? Sometimes I feel like the human eye is too limited upwards / downwards.

  • My Feedly mainly

  • Especially in Ghost Recon Wildlands or on the Colorado map of Hitman. If you know you know.

  • +1

    I also never liked the twitter format of "tweets", there's too much going on at once and I feel overstimulated

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  • I've learnt this the hard way, but ALWAYS (LITERALLY FUCKING ALWAYS) assume you're the smartest in the room. People are dumb as fuck on average.

  • I wouldn’t say the UK was the second most influential—realistically, that spot goes to the US. And I’m not even a big fan of the US right now, but their industrial power, global logistics, and role in both Europe and the Pacific made a massive difference. Without their support, especially through Lend-Lease and D-Day, things could’ve turned out very differently.

  • Grinning because the Americans are getting a taste of their own medicine after snaking Australia away from a French submarine deal with AUKUS.

  • copy that - thanks for the hint. honestly, if it doesn't work in the future, I'll probs just cancel my account with them

  • Revolut works fine for me still on Graphene?

  • meaning they had to have a concept of inside and ventilation, which is wild. how else would they have invented in vent?

  • oh yeah? well my grandma's 212 year old great grandpa picked it up within seconds.