bassomitron @ bassomitron @lemmy.world

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This is the truth. Trump is their prophet. Why else does anyone think he posted a meme of himself as the Pope. They know they've created an unbreakable cult and there's nothing that can be done to shatter the indoctrination his zealots are thoroughly infected with.

You're putting words in my mouth, dude. I was calling out the irony of their hypocrisy. I didn't say anything about not donating. But, whatever, you're obviously arguing in bad faith, so I'm done here.

I feel that's missing the forest for the trees in regards to what we're discussing, though. Enforcing rules is one thing; actively enforcing the suppression of any dissent of opinion is censorship, full stop. It isn't "curating" communities when you are aggressively enforcing all those communities stay in lockstep to your political views.

But yes, federation helps to mitigate the completeness of that censorship. However, the original devs of Lemmy itself created the .ml instance, so it's kind of an ironic situation, which is why I bothered replying in the first place to the original comment.

Where the fuck did I dictate to people on where to spend money? Please, find my quote and repeat it.

The context here is me and the original commenter discussing the irony of someone slamming another website for censoring when their instance does the exact same thing.

Obviously I did? What is even the point of your comment and the insult of calling me a freeloader, when the vast majority of Lemmy users are literally freeloading on public instances? Unless you're triggered by us correctly calling out .ml and its censoring bullshit?

Yeah, .ml is usually a giant circle jerk and often removes comments/posts that are critical of things like the CCP.

While yes, he won the popular and electoral vote, he is still the one carrying out these idiotic and dangerous policies. No one wants a bloody revolution in the streets, the majority of people are just trying to survive.

Congress could easily deal with this dictator, but the GOP are fully complicit and have zero desire to do anything to stop him. We've all seen the numerous townhalls of GOP reps getting torn apart over this insanity, and yet they truly do not care.

I think many Americans are still kind of shell shocked by everything. Hell, I'm still in disbelief that he even won to begin with. My disgust towards those who voted yet again for this criminal makes me not even want to fight for them.

And here I was thinking I'd seen it all, god damnit.

Oh, of course hahah

Where tf do you work?

Cleaning or even latex gloves exist for a reason, haha

Surprised that California didn't join in, as they're a massive importer/exporter. They probably have almost as much international business as the rest of those states combined.

It is used as a noun in the US, but its use as such is not nearly as common as words like, "initiative," "plan," or, "program," in this context.

++++1 for Rimworld. The first time I really committed to learning to play that game, I lost almost 100 hours in ~3 weeks (which is a ton for me, since I have kids and a job... I lost a lot of sleep). The best part of Rimworld, is if there's a vanilla mechanic you don't like or wish was fleshed out more, there's a 98% chance someone has made a mod for it.

But yeah, it isn't for the faint of heart. It definitely has a learning curve and it isn't super easy to just pick up and play for small amounts here and there. It's a game that you really need at least 1-2 hours per session.

I'd recommend watching a quick start tutorial video before you start playing, as that'll also give you an idea on whether or not you'll like it.

Wouldn't the fiber lead directly back to the pilot, though? You'd have to constantly be moving locations, otherwise they could just follow the wire.

Edit: I know, I know, the more I've thought about it--and despite them actually proving it's possible to do as mentioned in the article--it's just not very practical to do in many situations. As one commenter mentioned below, after seeing pictures of some trees, numerous drones create a web among trees/bushes/etc. So tracing lines when drones are launched from multiple locations would be extremely difficult and they could even set up ambushed at certain points if they saw enemy scouts doing it.

Unfortunately, they're one of our major trading partners, so their leaders don't want to just throw their hands up if they can help it since they owe it to their own citizens to try to make their economic lives less shitty. Just sucks that the US is being led by an insane, incompetent fascist cult.

Having lived in Tokyo for several years in the 2010s, this sounds absolutely miserable. Osaka is definitely not built for such a high influx of people at once.

That's totally what the US voters were planning on happening when they voted for this dipshit. You're welcome, world, we united you all against us!

Oh I agree, but the speeds in the article are much faster than any current volatile memory. So it could theoretically be used to vastly expand memory availability for accelerators/TPUs/etc for their onboard memory.

I guess if they can replicate these speeds in volatile memory and increase the buses to handle it, then they'd be really onto something here for numerous use cases.

No, I think they're saying they're not interested in ML/AI. They want this super fast memory available for regular servers for other use cases.