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Don’t blame me for Project 2025, I voted for Kamala Harris.
If you are on my profile wonder if I’m a bot posting so often, no, I just have no life. Pls don’t judge.
- Comment on Undocumented 'Backdoor' Found In Chinese Bluetooth Chip Used By a Billion Devices. 1 hour ago:
Or maybe because they feel offended because they are Chinese
I’m Chinese-American and I’m not offended. The tankies from .ml are
- Comment on How do you think smartphone manufacturers will comply with EU's replaceable battery regulation? 2 hours ago:
I mean… $400 is what I was willing to spend. You could go lower.
But I used sub-$100 android phones and… they aren’t great. (very laggy)
- Comment on Surprise! People don't want AI deciding who gets a kidney transplant and who dies or endures years of misery 4 hours ago:
Transplant Candidates:
Black American Man who runs a charity: Denied ❌️
President: Approved ✅️
All Hail President Underwood
- Comment on How do you think smartphone manufacturers will comply with EU's replaceable battery regulation? 5 hours ago:
Rain is quite common. Most clothing isn’t waterproof.
Or you could ne making a call after a rainy day then drop it in a puddle.
Or your drinks spilled over
etc… etc…
- Comment on when your face is everywhere 7 hours ago:
At least DiCaprio respects the law
👀
- Comment on How do you think smartphone manufacturers will comply with EU's replaceable battery regulation? 8 hours ago:
Cost of storage on Samsung Galaxy phones are not exactly cheap either
- Comment on How do you think smartphone manufacturers will comply with EU's replaceable battery regulation? 8 hours ago:
Oh yea. One of the reasons why I went for a Samsung A-Series instead of the S-Series is the microSD card slot. Yes, that slot is just soooo goood.
I can get an A series phone for like $400 with IP67 Water Resistance, and buy a $130 1TB MicroSD card and Voila, a 1TB phone. The cheapest Galaxy S-Series phone with 1TB storage is a $1500 Galaxy Ultra.
Like bruh, I don’t want to pay $1000 more if all I want to do is watch youtube videos with it.
I can have an offline wikipedia, like 10 TV shows, a few movies, the top 100 of my favorite Youtube Videos, thousands of books (that I’ll probably never read), cat photos, more cat photos, cat videos, and even more cat videos… etc…
I have a mini computer in my pocket.
Sadly no replaceable battery tho 🤷♂️
- Comment on How do you think smartphone manufacturers will comply with EU's replaceable battery regulation? 9 hours ago:
copyright
Patent is the word you’re looking for
Copyright is for words, videos, audios
Patent is for technology
- Comment on How do you think smartphone manufacturers will comply with EU's replaceable battery regulation? 9 hours ago:
As far as I know, they’ll have to include it with the sale of the phone in order to be compliant.
Not the battery itself, but like the tools to do the repair.
- Comment on How do you think smartphone manufacturers will comply with EU's replaceable battery regulation? 9 hours ago:
They’ll make them replaceable and ignore waterproofing them for 99% of models citing the added difficulty in making a good seal without being able to glue it shut. Which is arguably true.
Take a look at Samsung Galaxy XCover 6 Pro
it’s still in production and being sold lol
- Comment on Multiple Lemmy Accounts? 9 hours ago:
Wait a minute, you have a lemmy.dbzer0.com account?
- Submitted 10 hours ago to nostupidquestions@lemmy.world | 39 comments
- Comment on Just watched the movie Hacksaw Ridge. Got me thinking can people in the military turn down an order because they disagree with it on sensible grounds? Like Trump ordering them to invade CN? 10 hours ago:
Yes, they are legally obliged to disobey illegal orders.
But ultimately, its the judicial system that would decide if their refusal of the orders were acceptable or not.
Soldier facing a court-martial in the US get a panel of their peers, similar to a jury. So their peers could, in theory, do a “jury nullification”.
But, in a court martial, only 3/4 is required to convict, and a general court-martial, where death penalty is not a possible punishment, it requires only 8 members. So you need 3 of the 8 to even try to hang the jury, you need 6 of the 8 to acquit.
(Not a legal expert, just googled it)
There is zero chance that the current composition of the US military will invade Canada.
They’ll need a lot of military purges, and then take like a decade to use propaganda to turn the people against Canadians.
And given the long friendship between USA and Canada, this is very unlikely to happen.
Americans would riot, soldiers to refuse orders. The entire military would splinter into Pro-Constitution and Pro-Maga. A civil war would be fought before the battle ever reached Canada
The Pro-Constitution side would get help from Canada (obviously), so will many European countries.
Russia would probabbly help the Pro-Maga side.
I think China would just not get involved, and focus on their own thing: Taiwan.
- Comment on Council housing when? 12 hours ago:
You want to Luigi the Landlords?
Well it depends.
Those who own entire apartment buildings… meh okay sure, whatever dude 🤷♂️
The individual landlords who grew up in third world countries who have like 2 properties to fund their retirement because
checks news
the politicians (trump, musk) are actively trying to cut social security? Maybe hold off your trigger.
If you added up all the bad things “Landlords” have done, its still not as bad as the CEO of the Health Insurance Company who’ve done the least denials, much less than Brian Thompson.
To re-iterate, the “least evil” health insurance company is still 100x worse than all landlords combined.
If you want to make a real difference, start from the top.
- Comment on The Fediverse Isn’t the Future. It’s the Present We’ve Been Denied. 13 hours ago:
Lemmy supports 2FA lol.
(At least on the web UI it does)
- Comment on Council housing when? 15 hours ago:
Abolish Capitalism When?
The core problem is capitalism, landlording is merely a symptom of capitalism.
- Comment on Failed ransom plots in the past might've succeeded if Cryptocurrencies existed. 16 hours ago:
To be fair, journalists, political activists, or people facing persecution, would also benefit from crypto.
Its like privacy, its a double-edge sword. If the ordinary person can use it for good purposes, bad people can also use it for evil.
- Comment on Failed ransom plots in the past might've succeeded if Cryptocurrencies existed. 16 hours ago:
“So… you say you have [Person Name]. Prove it. Use a microscope to read out the micro-dot sized One Time Password generator which have been implanted near their [Genitals], because this scenario have been anticipated.
Read The Code!”
- Comment on Failed ransom plots in the past might've succeeded if Cryptocurrencies existed. 1 day ago:
Most failures happen because the logistics of retrieving the ransom money…
The law enforcement could plant trackers, could record the serial numbers, they could mix in fake money with the real one. So many different ways to fuck with the perpetrators.
A crypto wallet could be set up anywhere, and receive the funds.
The only contact with the law is a demand, and give them the (newly generated) wallet, and just check the wallet every 30 minutes or something like that.
Then if its a kidnapping plot, you could leave the hostage in some abandoned building. Leave, and wait like a few hours (a human could survive a few hours without water, so its fine, they aren’t dying), then reveal the location. Simple. The perpetrators would never have to get anywhere close to the investigators. A cash exchange essentially requires the proximity, and that make it much harder to do it.
- Submitted 1 day ago to showerthoughts@lemmy.world | 9 comments
- Comment on I firmly believe all 3-4 letter acronyms will eventually be used for evil. 1 day ago:
LOVE
Level Of ViolencE
- Submitted 1 day ago to nostupidquestions@lemmy.world | 10 comments
- Comment on Trans is Trans 1 day ago:
“Peaceful Transfer of power”
maggats in 2021: 😡😡😡➰️💣💥🔫👮♂️🚪🏛
- Comment on FCC chair says we’re too dependent on GPS and wants to explore ‘alternatives’ (read: multi billion contract with Musk) 1 day ago:
Without it we’re basically fucked.
Meh, there is Galileo.
You may or maynot need new equipment tho
- Comment on FCC chair says we’re too dependent on GPS and wants to explore ‘alternatives’ (read: multi billion contract with Musk) 1 day ago:
Other countries can launch their own satellites if they want, but they don’t because that’s expensive
They do, and they did:
EU (not a country, but still)
Russia
China
They all have their own.
- Comment on FCC chair says we’re too dependent on GPS and wants to explore ‘alternatives’ (read: multi billion contract with Musk) 1 day ago:
🤣
Who’s “We”? The Government?
“Government is too reliant on Government?” (GPS is run by the US Government)
So they want to rely less on government, but relying on a corporation.
🤔
- Comment on Anyone get these messages? 2 days ago:
- Comment on 🐸 time 2 days ago:
When I was a kid, I asked a science teacher: “Why don’t humans just evolve to adapt to the ozone layer being gone”
The teacher responded: “That’s not how evolution works…” (and then explained it)
An UNDER-PAID TEACHER can understand that, are these journalists just kids who never paid attention in class?
- Comment on Is using MicroSD cards a good way to store data that you can destroy quickly incase an adversary is about to seize control of it? 2 days ago:
So I can use it on the soldiers?
Got it 😎
- Comment on Is using MicroSD cards a good way to store data that you can destroy quickly incase an adversary is about to seize control of it? 2 days ago:
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