vaultdweller013
@vaultdweller013@sh.itjust.works
- Comment on Robots will solve wealth inequality, they say 6 hours ago:
I was moreso referring to flannel and a leather jacket. But if you want to go full Varangian to rob robots I ain’t gonna stop you.
- Comment on That's how the world works. 15 hours ago:
Then there’s me who has a black hand. Damned near every plant I’ve intentionally tried to grow has died, including the sturdy ones.
- Comment on Robots will solve wealth inequality, they say 20 hours ago:
A taser can be defeated with cotton and leather layering. Unless they’re willing to strap a viable arc weilder to one then there are ways around that, if they do strap an arc weilder to one then free arc weilder.
- Comment on Robots will solve wealth inequality, they say 20 hours ago:
So has anyone broken into one of these things for food yet or no? Because I could definitely see a particularly hungry crackhead with a pry bar cracking one open like a kinder surprise egg.
- Comment on True love 1 day ago:
Example A the Titanic. That cheating whore of a boat made out with the iceberg and the ocean floor before the movies end. Also all that shit with Rose and Jack I guess.
- Comment on where? 1 day ago:
Pretty sure that’s Charlie aka penguinz0.
- Comment on where? 1 day ago:
7 either neither of them are talking to me or I get to watch CJ and Doctor house bicker. Regardless it shall be entertaining. Alternatively 10 for similar reasons.
- Comment on Population per capita of US states 2 days ago:
Sorta but it’s a mess of fuckery to say the least. Just off the top of my head of how weird it can get tribal police at least used to be unable to levy crimes against non-tribal members and vice versa, this is the result of 2 centuries of treatise, laws, and court decisions that nobody wants to fuck with.
- Comment on A name more fitting 3 days ago:
Caligula Inferior Sub Homo
- Comment on Robot dogs priced at $300,000 a piece are now guarding some of the country’s biggest data centers 4 days ago:
Possibly but the 90s were peak BS R&D only really behind WW2 R&D, fucky caseless munitions, weird computer warfare experiments, early modern drones, Et cetera. Mind you the damned thing may have only worked once on a fluke but it’s well within believablity given everything else being fucked with at the time.
- Comment on Robot dogs priced at $300,000 a piece are now guarding some of the country’s biggest data centers 4 days ago:
Small EMPs are relatively easy to generate and if memory serves there was at least one test in the 90s that was basically an EMP generator that could be shoved into a moving van suck off the grid and then go off. There has been relatively little open research on this subject for obvious reasons.
- Comment on Robot dogs priced at $300,000 a piece are now guarding some of the country’s biggest data centers 4 days ago:
It’s psychological in nature, reminder a lot of rich pissants style themselves as futurists.
- Comment on I am an American. I used to be proud of my country. Now it feels like a turd circling the drain. Is there anything going on behind the scene that America is actually doing good in? 5 days ago:
Nah it’s been a shit hole for centuries, both culturally and politically. Fun fact most of my ancestors were in North America before the United States existed, hasn’t stopped dipshits from trying to “Americanize” us.
- Comment on meat honey 6 days ago:
Like is that at all surprising? Starvation was a leading cause of death through much of history and pre-history, of course folks start to eat and drink dubious things. Ever heard of folks sucking the eyes out of fish to get fresh water? That’s on the milder end of what our instincts will force us to do under the right circumstances.
- Comment on Conservatives: Libz don't even know what a woman is. Also Conservatives: *constantly engage with purely synthetic creations thinking that they are women.* 6 days ago:
Good soldiers follow orders looking mother fuckers. Though they are significantly less attractive than Temuera Morrison.
- Comment on Despite recent advances, it's still possible to identify AI slop if you know what to look for. 6 days ago:
I wish to kick the homunculus, I feel like it would make the noise of a mortar shell before hitting something and making a satisfying thunk.
- Comment on Gaysadilla 1 week ago:
Sadly they are getting rarer and rarer, which sucks because KFC by itself can be hit or miss and sometimes you want a side of mashed potatoes and gravy with your chicken quesadilla. Luckily there is still a Kentucky Fried Bell relatively neare over in highland, the Long Johns Chicken that’s actually in my city sucks ass though.
- Comment on Nvidia Announces DLSS 5, and it adds... An AI slop filter over your game 1 week ago:
This looks so bad, like uncanny 3d porn bad.
- Comment on so many want the body they dont have 1 week ago:
As a short stocky dude who probably belongs in Karaz-a-Karak, tis how it goes.
- Comment on China approves launch of world first brain-computer interface device 1 week ago:
So what you’re saying is that it’s Reagans star wars program? A way of forcing unsustainable growth into a rival power at effectively no cost. Ya know history doesn’t repeat itself but it does rhyme, so what will the US equivalent of “Mr. Gorbachev tear down that wall be”? Or will it be more a wailing from inside the Whitehouse bunker as mustard gas is pumped in and the doors welded shut.
- Comment on Digg’s open beta shuts down after just two months, blaming AI bot spam 1 week ago:
Hey now let’s be fair, not all of it is AI propaganda. Some of it is shrimp Jesus. Mind you that also started as propaganda but it’s since devolved into something so much more fascinating, namely because how the fuck do you even get to shrimp Jesus.
- Comment on Video game PEGI age-ratings are changing in Europe from June. Four new categories added to tackle elements of addictive design, unmonitored online communication and loot boxes 1 week ago:
Weirdly enough probably the old pre-pg13 movie ratings system. It wasn’t perfect but it did make sense, mostly because it was generally a good bit looser on a lot of things allowing more wiggle room for context. Fun fact if memory serves right the first two Indiana Jones films are PG.
- Comment on Iran includes American tech giants on list of new targets 1 week ago:
You just triggered an old memory. Back when I was like 7 I remember watching some type of military debate on some type of public access thing, I think it was military historians and active duty guys talking about military communication over history interesting shit. Anyways something they say that’s kinda stuck with me was the worry of degrading autonomy within the military due to ever increasing ever improving communication capabilities and how it may get to the point that units become effectively headless should communications be disrupted.
So what happens when leadership becomes reliant on AI tools and the data centers become inoperable? Because frankly that may be an actual worry sooner than later, or advantage depending on the longevity of the federal government.
- Comment on Iran includes American tech giants on list of new targets 1 week ago:
Also even if the digital infrastructure is resilient, what about the physical infrastructure? A couple sticks of Nobels great invention and viola there’s now a gaping hole in your power transmission infrastructure or in the building itself if access can be achieved.
- Comment on System76 tries to talk Colorado down over OS age checks 1 week ago:
Yeah but technical definitions often times interact with and affect legal definitions. This often times results in a shit tonne of archaicisms to pop up and why lawyers speak fair folk, because if sometimes a term in common parlance has an entirely different meaning in legallese.
- Comment on U.S. startup nails flight test of a drone built for hypersonic speeds 2 weeks ago:
Drone has been used for unmanned full sized aircraft since at least WW2. The first flight of the Interstate TDR was in 1942.
- Comment on The Helldivers 2 Community needs to get a fucking grip on itself 2 weeks ago:
Hey now that’s not entirely true. The crusader kings community at least used to enjoy it, IDK been off reddit for several years so I don’t know if they’ve changed. Regardless the inbred ugly eugenics programs were always amusing.
- Comment on The Myth That Wind Farms Are a Guillotine for Birds Is Being Debunked by Hard Data 2 weeks ago:
I have heard some old ones make a good bit of noise, but those things are from like the Nixon era so I have no clue if they’ve always been loud. Regardless if Trump opens his insipid mouth then he is lying.
- Comment on 3.5 Stars 2 weeks ago:
My first exposure to this dipshit was his demented bashing of Star Wars years ago. I still hold that I could kill him with an E-tool.
- Comment on It's all SO simple! 2 weeks ago:
I’ve got that fun bit of autism where I can just will myself to not be hungry. Can only do it so often before my instincts put a stop to that by making me ravenous for like 2 days straight though. Probably shouldn’t be doing it for days at a time now that I think about it.