dodgy_bagel @ dodgy_bagel @lemmy.blahaj.zone

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sic tempori lepidoptera ilit marjoram agrippinae.

Are we talking about Gaius Publius Gronkculus Parthicus Maximus the Younger?

lemmy doesn't semd updates reliably. or at least my client.

Anyway, what you're saying is that capitalism and open markets is the enemy. I agree.

I mean, why SHOULDN'T I be able to expose people and the environment to harmful conditions in order to maximize profit?

I'm allowed to do that in other countries, and I can also pay those slaves in beans so that I can make even more money.

So you say the left promotes homelessness, I point out that homelessness is rampant in my conservative city, and your response is... transphobia?

Damn son, I knew y'all nazis were brain damaged but it looks like you huffed a bit too much glue.

Look man, why don't we talk about spears across cultures?

It's a weapon of the people and FAR more useful.

It's a Republican stronghold, dumbass.

They stole my bread and beer, built a fort nearby, and said that they'll be back every week for more.

The brownish red stains on the sleeves usually do it for me.

It's about the rythm more than the words.

Sca boo bop chicka wow wow.

An interesting tangent is that this could entail the extinction of several human-designed strains of animal which are not well equipped to live in the wild.

So mote it be I guess.

Base genetics are still around for the chicken, pig, and sheep, but the Aurochs's extinction means we irrevocably altered the cow. I'm sure a few varieties of cow would adapt to the wild though.

Buffalo may need to keep their vestigial wings too.

My portfolio has yet to recover from 2021.

About as often as this dog gets cleaned.

During a raid, I abused the warrant and once confiscated a lemmy server and had the techs collect data/evidence on lemmy users.

The lobsters demonstrate a prototypical hirarchy of hierarchical structures which show an affinity for the Dionysian drive towards order over chaos!

We should organize our societies along the lines of the lobsters.

My experience is as a manager in three different high-loss stores in a metropolitan area. I assure you, the cameras are very good.

Now, when you're zooming across an entire store the image does "bounce" up and down a bit, but it's still good quality.

With the AI, I think it's still in development. Again, it isn't used as a primary means of apprehension, but it's definitely a tool in the arsenal.

Walmart has AI keeping track of theft at self checkout. They don't use that as a basis for in-person stops, but they still record it.

And they have a small team of plainclothes people looking at camerad and sometimes straight up following people around the store.

Speaking of cameras, in addition to regular cameras, in the big metro areas there are around twenty 360 degree cameras that can see across the entire store at any time, even when playing back a recording. If you have line of sight, it sees you.

Dude, I pass by ten homeless folks on my 7 minute commute every day.

I live in the suburbs.

Guess what city I live in.

They have standard lithium ion sizes that are tiny; there's no reason why they couldn't add threading to earbuds so that you could unscrew them.