MushuChupacabra
@MushuChupacabra@lemmy.world
Carbon based. Not overly precocious.
- Comment on Company Regrets Replacing All Those Pesky Human Workers With AI, Just Wants Its Humans Back 21 hours ago:
Is it because they realized that you can’t pick on an LLM?
- Comment on Nintendo Anti-Piracy Policy Device Lock Update Warns of Console Bricks for Unauthorized Use 3 days ago:
It might be a demographics thing, but instead of getting pissed off, I’m willing and able to simply let sentiment and any sense of fealty die.
Never mind calming a sense of anger, how will they get me to feel anything about their product?
- Comment on Nintendo Anti-Piracy Policy Device Lock Update Warns of Console Bricks for Unauthorized Use 3 days ago:
I love Nintendo. I have all the residual warm memories, plus the disposable income to buy a Switch 2. I am the easiest segment of their established base to market to.
I’m not mad, I’m just not going to buy anymore.
In time, Nintendo will be something I used to love.
- Comment on N the digital age, it's going to be harder for ICE agents to hide their identities than it was for Nazis trying to evade justice post WW2. 2 weeks ago:
Then step the fuck out of the way.
lol.
- Comment on N the digital age, it's going to be harder for ICE agents to hide their identities than it was for Nazis trying to evade justice post WW2. 2 weeks ago:
Yeah, i guess so.
For a second there, I thought that democracy and fundamental human rights were under attack, and a call to action was in order.
I’ll be quiet, and maybe binge watch something.
Thanks for pulling me back from the brink.
You are very kind and thoughtful.
- Comment on N the digital age, it's going to be harder for ICE agents to hide their identities than it was for Nazis trying to evade justice post WW2. 2 weeks ago:
You’re not grasping what I’m saying.
The regime is ruthless, but clumsy and stupid. They will attempt to kidnap the wrong person it’ll be a staunch MAGA acolyte or someone they care about, and they’re gonna Stand. Their. Ground.
You’re probably going to say that that won’t happen, on account of the populace being docile and pacified by job stability and low grocery prices.
- Comment on N the digital age, it's going to be harder for ICE agents to hide their identities than it was for Nazis trying to evade justice post WW2. 2 weeks ago:
I can see no issue with resisting in any way plausible in any moment, from the present moving forward.
- Comment on N the digital age, it's going to be harder for ICE agents to hide their identities than it was for Nazis trying to evade justice post WW2. 2 weeks ago:
You are a source of joy to the regime.
They very much enjoy all discussion that suggests that they can do what they want, and get away with it.
Excellent work on discouraging resistance.
- Comment on N the digital age, it's going to be harder for ICE agents to hide their identities than it was for Nazis trying to evade justice post WW2. 2 weeks ago:
Whatever helps you stifle resistance.
Mate.
- Comment on N the digital age, it's going to be harder for ICE agents to hide their identities than it was for Nazis trying to evade justice post WW2. 2 weeks ago:
Whelp, best of luck to you and your contrairianism.
- Comment on N the digital age, it's going to be harder for ICE agents to hide their identities than it was for Nazis trying to evade justice post WW2. 2 weeks ago:
ICE agents have lives away from work.
There is a zero percent chance that any particular ICE agent does so without someone in their own social sphere know8ng about it.
Compile the lists.
The regime will fall.
- Comment on N the digital age, it's going to be harder for ICE agents to hide their identities than it was for Nazis trying to evade justice post WW2. 2 weeks ago:
You’re having a fundamental misunderstanding of how effective crowd-sourced data collection can be.
- Comment on N the digital age, it's going to be harder for ICE agents to hide their identities than it was for Nazis trying to evade justice post WW2. 2 weeks ago:
The trials will be home brewed.
Americans don’t like being told what to do by foreigners.
This time around though, there will be no appeasement that allows for a Southern Strategy again.
- Comment on N the digital age, it's going to be harder for ICE agents to hide their identities than it was for Nazis trying to evade justice post WW2. 2 weeks ago:
Let’s see how long this one lasts against one of the most well armed civilian populations in history, who have been fed a steady diet of the Right to Bear Arms, and Stand Your Ground.
The regime will be fucked the first time their ICE agents try to scoop a Don’t Tread on Me type in the middle of the night, and get a bullet salad for their troubles.
By now, even the most fervent supporters can see that if one of them gets scooped by mistake, there is zero mechanism to correct it, and they’re as good as dead.
- Comment on N the digital age, it's going to be harder for ICE agents to hide their identities than it was for Nazis trying to evade justice post WW2. 2 weeks ago:
To be clear:
ICE agents have home addresses. They have lives away from work. People in their lives, from family members to acquaintances, who have direct knowledge of them being ICE agents.
Start collecting identifying information, that will help apprehend them after this regime falls.
When this regime falls; they won’t permit being voted out of office.
- Comment on N the digital age, it's going to be harder for ICE agents to hide their identities than it was for Nazis trying to evade justice post WW2. 2 weeks ago:
Be the change you want to see.
Start documenting.
- Comment on N the digital age, it's going to be harder for ICE agents to hide their identities than it was for Nazis trying to evade justice post WW2. 2 weeks ago:
They’re as skilled and aware as the January 6 insurrectionists.
They’ll all be found, and all will be ratted out by the communities that they’ve harmed.
- Comment on N the digital age, it's going to be harder for ICE agents to hide their identities than it was for Nazis trying to evade justice post WW2. 2 weeks ago:
They will be found through their record of employment.
Most of their agents are too stupid to understand that they’ll need to go into hiding when this regime falls.
Take the opportunity now to get their names and faces, so that it’s harder for them to slither away later.
- Comment on N the digital age, it's going to be harder for ICE agents to hide their identities than it was for Nazis trying to evade justice post WW2. 2 weeks ago:
You’re speaking of the now.
I’m speaking about after this regime falls, and it’s time to to account for the crimes against humanity.
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- Comment on Perplexity CEO says its browser will track everything users do online to sell 'hyper personalized' ads 2 weeks ago:
Neat. Can we have access to everything he does online?
- Comment on Fund managers worry about Trump’s mental state amid tariff debacle 4 weeks ago:
No way.
- Comment on Meta is failing to stop dangerous disinformation in the world’s most spoken languages. 4 weeks ago:
Failing to stop.
Also known as aiding and abetting.
- Comment on Every non US market could impose their will, simply by banning imports of products that use, or reference SAE instead of metric. 5 weeks ago:
You understand nothing.
I’m talking about trade using the ISO standard exclusively, and being punitive to any entity from the US that merely uses SAE guidelines in their production and QA.
If any reference to non SI weights and measures can be found in the production process, there’s an embargo against it.
But go on, explain to me the concept of relabeling stuff, as though I’m unfamiliar with the concept.
- Comment on Every non US market could impose their will, simply by banning imports of products that use, or reference SAE instead of metric. 5 weeks ago:
How many grams per cubic centimeter?
- Comment on Every non US market could impose their will, simply by banning imports of products that use, or reference SAE instead of metric. 5 weeks ago:
That’s a lot of words to say the US probably wouldn’t like the planet to shift to, insist on, SI exclusively.
- Comment on Every non US market could impose their will, simply by banning imports of products that use, or reference SAE instead of metric. 5 weeks ago:
I think you’re confused about what I’m getting at. This would be more of a “You know what? Since you’re unilaterally crashing the global economy and betraying all of your allies, and the gloves are off, we’re sick of your shit.” Point of view.
As in keep your “that’s what we’ve always used” to yourselves, and forget attempting to export anything that conforms to something other than metric. As in, adding cost to production to appease the strict anti-SAE, anti Imperial everything market. Sorry, can’t import that; Fahrenheit has been referenced.
Everything. Every commodity, ingredient, finished good. If it has anything other than SI attached to it, the rest of the world shuns it.
The purpose would be to make it very irritating for American companies to bend to the rest of the world’s standard, simply because you’re being complete Dickheads on the global stage.
- Comment on Every non US market could impose their will, simply by banning imports of products that use, or reference SAE instead of metric. 5 weeks ago:
This is you not grasping what it might be like to have the entire world refusing to engage the US in imperial units, in any capacity, right down to shunning products that display both units. Wtf is a mile per gallon? Can’t import that. Oh, you can toggle between that and metric? Can’t import that, as imperial units are not permitted. No dual units display allowed.
That’s just automotive, without much thought.
There would be many other consumer and commercial grade product lines, where the world could make American companies squirm to export products cost effectively, if all of their shit requires freedom units in the manufacturing or labeling, to retain their domestic market.
- Submitted 5 weeks ago to showerthoughts@lemmy.world | 19 comments
- Comment on The IOC probably hopes that countries other than Belarus, North Korea, Hungary and International Olympic Athletes will want to show up for the 2028 games. 1 month ago:
Cool