biggerbogboy
@biggerbogboy@sh.itjust.works
- Comment on Choose a number, 1-5! 13 hours ago:
2 with 5s handle suppremacy
- Comment on Rev up those 3D printers! 23 hours ago:
Boioioing
- Comment on An Open Source Pioneer Wants to Unleash Open Source AI Robots 1 week ago:
So the cyberpunk lore is true, we’ll have to flee our current internet for a new one soon, neat.
- Comment on The Banana Split 1 week ago:
I was on the train and … Uhhh… I dropped my phone
- Comment on Do it 1 week ago:
Jupiter in my ass
- Comment on It's about that time 2 weeks ago:
Well she was defrosting it the day before for dinner but forgot it was there and made something else instead (not sure how she forgot but still.), then we were in a rush at like 4 in the morning the day of the flight, so we barely checked anything other than the switches on the power points and our luggage basically.
- Comment on It's about that time 2 weeks ago:
Reminds me of when my mother left 1kg of ground beef in the microwave my accident before our flight to Sydney, I will never forget that smell after we got back, that damn smell.
- Comment on Framework Laptop 12 is now available for pre-order for €569 and up (but not in the US) 2 weeks ago:
At the campus I’m currently at, it’s funded pretty well, we have good quality buildings, we have doctors that come in every couple days and have “chillout tuesday” where we have activities and free food in the seminar room. The other two campuses are definitely falling behind in those regards.
Either they may not be getting enough from the government and are supplementing it, or they are getting ripped off by Lenovo, although it seems to be due funding the school, since there are also the out for uniform days, where you have to pay $10 unless you don’t want to participate for the rest of the year.
- Comment on Framework Laptop 12 is now available for pre-order for €569 and up (but not in the US) 2 weeks ago:
This would make one hell of an impact at my school in Australia, our school sells shitty cheap laptops for $1200 AUD (around €723), but the licenses for software are provided by the government and the laptops tend to cost less than half the school sells them for, so the framework laptop 12 would definitely be preferable, including with the add-ons you mentioned.
A little sidenote, I have no clue how it’s legal for the school to price gouge us like that for literally the cheapest ThinkPads or other laptops possible.
- Comment on [deleted] 2 weeks ago:
Can you rewrite this but longer? It’d be a great addition to the unending list of copypastas.
- Comment on Google To Allow Double Serving Ads. 3 weeks ago:
Seeming that I’m getting increasingly pissed off by Spotify giving 5 or more ads without 30 minute adless times and for every 5th song rather than every 8th or 10th, I’m gonna have even more stress from the doubling of all google ads.
At least ublock origin lite does its job pretty well on YouTube, so I won’t need to worry until google eventually kills that too.
- Comment on Parents turn to smartwatches for their children amid global phone screen-time pushback 4 weeks ago:
I am a living breathing example of a kid who got a phone at 17, I had a bit of a honeymoon period with it, had lots of fun and distraction, but eventually got used to it and actually use it for organising my schoolwork to do list, check the weather and my daily schedule.
I do tend to use social media on it, but only on the bus, since that’s usually when I don’t have anything else to do. I self limit my screen time pretty well, usually only 30 mins to an hour total per day, and I’ve always had all my devices without parental control systems, since my parents never knew how to set them up.
Also, you saying it’s never about algorithms designed to siphon your attention is inherently incorrect of a statement. They literally have hundreds of data metrics to effectively lock you into staring at the screen mindlessly, although parenting also has a part to play, since you also should teach your child on how to control their attention and harness it to actually do something fulfilling, though many parents don’t know how to.
- Comment on Type C 5 weeks ago:
O
- Comment on Type C 5 weeks ago:
E
- Comment on [Louis Rossmann] Brother turns heel & becomes anti-consumer printer company 1 month ago:
Same but I thought Louis had a brother who became evil for some reason 😭
- Comment on Sergey Brin says AGI is within reach if Googlers work 60-hour weeks 1 month ago:
My favourite way to liken LLMs to something else is to autocorrect, it just guesses, and it gets stuff wrong, and it is constantly being retrained to recognise your preferences, such as it starting to not correct fuck to duck for instance.
And it’s funny and sad how some people think these LLMs are their friends, like no, it’s a collosally sized autocorrect system that you cannot comprehend, it has no consciousness, it lacks any thought, it just predicts from a prompt.
- Comment on Speculative Evolution 1 month ago:
Image your turn
- Comment on The Humane Ai Pin Will Become E-Waste Next Week 2 months ago:
Yeah, their innovative AI operating system architecture isn’t very innovative now.
- Comment on The Humane Ai Pin Will Become E-Waste Next Week 2 months ago:
I would wager that turning it into a clock that uses text to speech to tell the time when you tap the touchpad and the laser projector to see it visually, would be the only solution where it doesn’t overheat instantly.
- Comment on Italy to require VPN and DNS providers to block pirated content 2 months ago:
Australia already has this, but it is extremely easy to circumvent, just use a different VPN.
- Comment on Yes that is definitely what I was going for, thank you 2 months ago:
For me it corrects ‘that’ to ‘thst’ all the time, I wish the was some way to whitelist and blacklist words
- Comment on I mean I would totally give it a try 2 months ago:
“I helped my uncle, Jack, off a horse”
“I helped my uncle jack off a horse”
- Comment on I miss when you could get a flagship phone that could fit in your hand 2 months ago:
I’ve got pretty small hands but I am really comfortable with my 6.4 inch Oppo Reno Z, it has all the reachability I need, it isn’t too heavy or too light and it’s got a large enough display for me.
I used to use a galaxy S4, which has a 5 inch display. I find the galaxy quite cramped and not very usable, but the AMOLED was just as good as the Reno Z, and even had better PPI.
Something that would be pretty frustrating would be if phones get any larger, because I find that the sizes currently are pretty much perfect for everyone, although there should be more options when it comes to smaller phones.
- Comment on This was Likely Recently Auto-Installed on your Phone. 2 months ago:
If I had a nickel for every time I reported a pervy corporation to the ACCC, I’d have two nickels– which isn’t a lot, but it’s weird that it happened twice.
- Comment on punchable babies 4 months ago:
Meanwhile, my internal monologue is the most chaotic little shit possible, my rational brain thinks that I shouldn’t do as my monologue says because this lil bro is 100% gonna say ‘kick the baby’ or some shit
- Comment on Australia will impose a ‘digital duty of care’ on tech companies to reduce online harm. It’s a good idea – if it can be enforced 5 months ago:
The fact that whenever I open myGov on my iPad, and immediately see “connect your digital ID” makes me never want to do that. They also want me to use this ID, which is linked to my Medicare, citizenship, voting, etc., which instantly rings alarm bells in my mind, the government and corpos knowing that I am exactly who I am, and that I am likely not able to disconnect it from myGov nor the social media platforms it could regulate.
- Comment on Tag your lab-mates 5 months ago:
That’s literally so flatulent of you
- Comment on Apple’s first Mac mini redesign in 14 years looks like a big aluminum Apple TV 5 months ago:
I’d just get two toothpicks and make a seesaw to press it, although I pretty much never turn off my computers so I still wouldn’t mind too much
- Comment on Sadam Hussein is everywhere 5 months ago:
Image FTFY
- Comment on 'Electric Plastic' Could Merge Technology With the Body in Future Wearables and Implants. 5 months ago:
Facts, gotta pump those numbers up chumps