Someone tell OP all their passwords are at risk being kept on google.
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Technology@lemmy.world•Mozilla’s new CEO is doubling down on an AI future for FirefoxEnglish
9·7 hours agoAnd most debian user disable telemetry. Their numbers probably show its all windows folk heavily using AI because its the default.
I had one professor that couldn’t comprehend why so few students had bought the book for day 1 of class. He was shocked to learn that other professors would require a book and never actually use it.
Another one actually checked for the book at the beginning of the semester as a graded assignment and proceeded to never mention it again. When a girl asked about it mid-semster, he said it was “supplemental reading” we were supposed to do on our own time. She went off on his ass, reminding him the book cost $300 and all that.
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Technology@lemmy.world•Trains cancelled over fake bridge collapse imageEnglish
1·9 days agoAn “expert” could be anyone who convinces someone else to pay them. The “expert” is probably the one that ran it through the chatbot.
sigh another alchemy experiment gone wrong.
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Technology@lemmy.world•Mozilla’s Betrayal of Open Source: Google’s Gemini AI is Overwriting Volunteer Work on Support MozillaEnglish
41·9 days agoNo, that’s reddit. Here we’re all just depressed as we watch all the good things fall apart.
*consumer ram. Micron wants to sell it all the AI bros not us.
The worst is the heavily compressed photo “scans” of the paper menu.
Nah, RFK Jr goes next to child size casket advertising
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Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•What little things do you do each day that are your small ways of sticking it to the man?
1·13 days agoSome people have to budget how much gas they can fill at once. Maybe the budget allows for $30 a week, so they stop at $30, or in OP’s case something random like $28.73.
Alternatively, if you prepay at the counter, instead of handing them an even $30, you could hand them $29.39
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Technology@lemmy.world•Why Are New Appliances So Bad? [41:02]English
5·13 days agoAnd the fix is a firmware update not a total recall? So its either buggy overcomplicated software or the update tweaked things to reduce the power draw so you got less machine power than what you were advertised.
Which honestly for a washer machine is pretty cool they can fix that sort of issue without the hassle of replacing the big machine, but if only these kinds of major safety issues could be figured out in pre-production.
Good job lad
The underpaid lab assistant who quietly fixed all the others problems caused by the misuse of lab equipment.
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Star Wars Memes@lemmy.world•You lost me at "Stormtroopers" and "Precise"English
8·15 days agoWhat do you mean other universes? This happened in a galaxy far far away.
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Star Wars Memes@lemmy.world•You lost me at "Stormtroopers" and "Precise"English
4·15 days ago“Uhh, yes, we were definiatly aiming those components sir.”
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Lemmy Shitpost@lemmy.world•Never count your chickens before they hatch
3·16 days agoMaybe I should stay where I am ¯\_(ツ)_/¯






I saw/heard an interesting take from a YouTube the other day.
They argued that forks are killing Firefox. Everyone using a fork doesn’t get counted in firefox’s numbers, they don’t see all the Linux user or people turning off AI features because we turned telemetry off. They only see the telemetry of the windows users that use the AI features everyday.
On one hand fuck Firefox’s current direction and the forks are great. On the other hand, maybe we should all use Firefox for some casual stuff just to keep the numbers up??? Keep shopping and banking stuff to the privacy respecting browsers, but the random Wikipedia rabbit holes can happen in Firefox.