worldsayshi @ worldsayshi @lemmy.world

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It does seem like a good diversion tactic to blame a completely unrelated minority for a completely unrelated problem when you really want to protect billionaires from raised taxes.

I mean just move the discussion as far away as possible from them.

Why don't they eat cake fight amongst themselves?

Now I want a team based FPS game where classes are the economic classes.

And you can decide to revolt and switch around the teams to make it proletariat versus bourgeoisie. (The French sure have weird spelling btw)

What ever team that can hold the most strategic points/means of production long enough wins.

What about Deckard though?

I remember feeling like that about "the Sphere" which came out the year after and has 13% on rotten tomatoes. I really liked it.

First one is perfect

Reddit has competition but also a big moat in that a lot of people need to collectively decide to move platform.

I've heard some of them are calling for regulation, that favours them.

I mean that is a good reason to celebrate.

Monitor replacement glasses, like NReal Air, that actually are a good enough replacement for my second screen to allow a full day of work.

Just switch to a sexy Persian cat costume.

Thriller starts playing

The problem is their moat. If customers can easily go somewhere else hiking prices will have clear consequences.

Couldn't leniency with the referendum threaten long term stability of the Spanish state? It could split up? I'm not telling, I'm asking.

That seems so weird when you think about the pricing for openai API. It feels at least an order of magnitude cheaper than using chatgpt plus subscription, which in turn is $20/month. If Copilot is losing money, openai must be burning money by truckloads.

Are there any good podcasts that try to connect the dots regarding the American and French revolutions and related events?

Seems quite dangerous in case of fire though.

As a tangent I feel it's a bit symptomatic of our social media landscape having trust issues when we can't allow ourselves to delegate having an opinion about one of the most infected and complex conflicts that is way out of most people's control.

Hamas terrorist attacks sucked. Bombing whole city blocks in retaliation sucks. Indeed.

Personally I'm astonished how many seems to find it easy picking a side. The more I learn the less I feel sure about anything except that the whole situation sucks.

Picking a side sucks. Not picking a side sucks. I'm glad I don't have political influence for this one.