

I agree; if nobody could read, none of us would have to read the stupid shit this moron says and we would all be better for it
I agree; if nobody could read, none of us would have to read the stupid shit this moron says and we would all be better for it
DO you interact with normal people? most of them don’t even have a computer anymore.
sure, but those are just numbers you pulled out of literally nowhere.
You’re way more optimistic about it than I am, I’ll give you that.
The vast size of the US is doing a lot of work to keep things from boiling over. there’s a reason these loci horridus aren’t in New York or California or even Texas, where most people live.
this certainly wouldn’t be a problem for Catholics since, like most Christians today and basically all Christians before the 18th century, they aren’t biblical literalists.
The integralists and post-liberal techbros are gonna get together to make an AI sedevacantist pope for their little fiefdom. Which would certainly explain why a gay billionaire would pick JD Vance as his political protege
yeah, I personally just check the fridge the night before and write down what I need.
I know I’m on the “technology” community of an internet website but I find that adding computers to something that is sufficiently addressed with some forethought and a piece of paper is just making things unnecessarily complicated. Call me Ted K I guess lol
it’s easy to do something in the heat of the moment when passions are running high (and your favorite show is in-between seasons) but let’s see where the boycott is in 6+ months after everything has cooled down and about 300 other new little fires from the current admin have come and gone from the headlines. That’s the true measure of these kinds of “low temp” protests.
the only thing I could think of with a smart fridge is being able to check the contents from your phone while you are at the store to see if you need milk or whatever…but that’s not really a problem that justifies ads and the absolute invasion of privacy and the fact that the thing is likely about as secure as a wooden fence on a bank vault
if you bought a smart fridge, you get what you deserve
TOTP is the superior option, IMO, but I’m no expert on security so maybe they’re insecure? it sure seems like some folks would rather do anything but time-based onetimes.
hardware keys are a pain in the neck, just one more thing to be lost.
I don’t know anything about passkeys but if Microsoft is pushing for them I am immediately suspicious. I am admittedly paranoid but if you have been an adult using a computer over the past ~15 years and aren’t paranoid you haven’t been paying enough attention
…or Do Not Play
way ahead of you there, guy
the living skeletons part is cool but spider bones just destroy my suspension of disbelief in the Dollar General Decoriverse
Gonna start calling landlords “socialists”, see what happens
many mid-20th century French thinkers like Foucault, Debord, Deleuze and Baudrillard spent a lot of time writing about surveillance and technology. Lots of this stuff has turned out to be extremely prescient. (Ellul is another example, but as a Christian Anarchist his critiques of what he called the Technical Society, are a bit of an outlier from the other guys above who, despite a plurality of ideas and perspectives, were all coming from a pretty similar place wrt their philosophical backgrounds)
A pretty easy to digest example is Deleuze’s “Postscript on Societies of Control”, which is like 5 pages long and available for free online, written ca 1990 that is pretty spooky in how accurately it predicted the current state of affairs.
The real king here is Baudrillard but his writing isn’t always the most accessible
there’s a lot of mid-century French theorists spinning in their graves right now
“is this runoff full of poop or just pee???”