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- Comment on Trump in 2029 after removing the 22nd Amendment, watching Obama run again 4 days ago:
You are blaming Obama for Republican’s loudly announced policy of obstructing literally everything Obama tried to do including voting against their own Republican bills if Obama agreed.
- Comment on Trump in 2029 after removing the 22nd Amendment, watching Obama run again 4 days ago:
Right, and he wouldn’t have a third consecutive term so everything is peachy.
- Comment on Justice is a luxury the poor can’t afford and the rich pay to evade. 5 days ago:
I don’t know the intended answer!
- Comment on You can just do stuff. 5 days ago:
The guy who was an alien bug in an Edgar skin suit.
- Comment on Justice is a luxury the poor can’t afford and the rich pay to evade. 5 days ago:
The sweet release of death.
- Comment on Justice is a luxury the poor can’t afford and the rich pay to evade. 5 days ago:
The cost of justice is too damn high!
- Comment on Taxes are cool 5 days ago:
Religious organizations are businesses!
- Comment on Taxes are cool 5 days ago:
Including all businesses, which disproportionately benefit from publicly funded infrastructure.
- Comment on Taxes are cool 5 days ago:
Have fun in Mad Max might makes right land.
- Comment on Apple rolls out mandatory UK age verification with iOS 26.4, requiring users to provide a credit card or ID, a first in Europe, after UK government pressure 5 days ago:
Can you swap an eSIM to a phone that doesn’t use eSIM?
- Comment on Melania found her next husband. 6 days ago:
Side piece.
- Comment on Waymo relies on firefighters and police to bail out stuck robotaxis | TechCrunch 6 days ago:
Government employees.
- Comment on What's the deal with people liking old devices? 6 days ago:
Depending on the age of the hardware it is likely to have more resources for documentation, be easier to physically modify, and often more examples of other people messing with it to use for inspiration. Then there is the affordability factor, where a lot of older tech can be found cheap or very free.
For example, old alarm clocks are easily opened with a screwdriver, simple enough to repair or modify, and there are often scanned user and tech manuals online. Plus they are common to find really cheap as people replace them with more modern disposable ones.
PCs are similar, I had fun monkeying around with an old 486 when I was gaming on a more modern AMD build because running Linux on something that couldn’t handle modern windows was fun! Plus it was easier to know what was what and not worrying about breaking my primary rig meant tinkering and trying things out wasn’t a worry.
Gender identity doesn’t really play into it.
- Comment on Live image of Trump negotiations with Iran 6 days ago:
“Have you even thanked us for invading you today?”
-couchfucker
- Comment on Your data is everywhere. The government is buying it without a warrant 6 days ago:
Breaking the law, but nobody does anything about it.
- Comment on I fixed my meme 6 days ago:
Oh no, my swollen prostate!
- Comment on The artificial gravity generators never seem to get destroyed in space battles. 6 days ago:
That was my first thought and I am having trouble thinking of additional examples.
- Comment on 😐?? 6 days ago:
1 Trick question, for a black and white color projecting televisions white is all colors and black is the absence of color but the naming convention is more about the range of possible colors than technical accuracy.
2 The particles and microbes in the air land on the towel and adding moisture promotes bacterial growth, so even if you exfoliate it will get dirty just by existing in a moist environment. Or you dodn’t wash well enough.
3 Generally yes, because their care is going to be more scrutinized due to the perception of a conflict of interest.
- Comment on Lazy rainy day in bed today 1 week ago:
Also, mute and turn off video during meetings to masterbate for pay!
- Comment on Aside from possible allergy concerns, what's stopping people from grinding all the food waste into a mixed paste? 1 week ago:
There are food safety considerations, but feeding pigs with waste food is a practice. Like food that stores throw out shortly after their expiration.
- Comment on "I can see where they’re coming from, because I don’t love AI slop myself": Nvidia boss plays DLSS 5 good cop after criticism 1 week ago:
In his mind dlss5 isn’t slop.
“That’s just not what DLSS 5 is trying to do,” he continued. “I showed several examples of it, but DLSS 5 is 3D conditioned, 3D guided. It’s ground truth structure data guided. And so the artist determined the geometry, we are completely truthful to the geometry in every single frame.”
- Comment on Lots of different aliens probably see rainbows. 1 week ago:
There is probably one doing to cool S, but in his language it is just a syalized vertical infinity symbol.
- Comment on when people on here tell me to diversify my posts: 1 week ago:
If you are in an open office…
- Comment on In the age of electronics, when is go to vote can I request a paper ballot instead of a machine? 1 week ago:
I do a similar thing: Fill out a paper form by hand, then feed it into a machine which scans it for vote counts and keeps the paper ballot for auditing purposes.
- Comment on What does DLSS do, and what's up with DLSS 5? 1 week ago:
I made a comment about dlss doing frame generation, you said that wasn’t true it did upscaling. Then I pointed out that the last two versions do both, which you responded to saying it isn’t forced on, which isn’t even something I said.
The you tossed in an assumption that I haven’t had an Nvidia card because ‘I didn’t know it was optional’ which I chuckled at as my previous card was a 3060 and I just switched back to amd last year as I was not impressed with the dlss options including frame generation on the Nvidia card I owned.
You keep adding additional things in an apparent attempt to be right, aka shifting the goal posts. It is entertaining because each one has been wrong.
- Comment on Nvidia "confirms" DLSS 5 relies on 2D frame data as testing reveals hallucinations 1 week ago:
Nvidia hears people like motion blur and AI slop so they put some AI slop in their motion blur.
- Comment on Nvidia "confirms" DLSS 5 relies on 2D frame data as testing reveals hallucinations 1 week ago:
Can’t tell if serious.
- Comment on What does DLSS do, and what's up with DLSS 5? 1 week ago:
Keep moving those goalposts.
- Comment on What does DLSS do, and what's up with DLSS 5? 1 week ago:
The early versions only did upscaling, but we are in the current day where DLSS does fake frame gen to increase fps on top of upscaling.
- Comment on What does DLSS do, and what's up with DLSS 5? 1 week ago:
They don’t run better though. DLSS just makes fake frames based in guesses which looks like it is running better.
It is the same basic premise as LLM slop, it looks like something despite not actually being that thing.