Didn’t realize how far back the feed was reaching because everything was limited to a handful of communities on my feed.

No disagreement here.

No, it isn’t the case that we are able to protect our rights by ourselves. I hate reality and all of humanity.

People are the problem, then. All people. And not in a solvable way.

I can’t fucking fix you or myself or anyone else. If technology was the problem, machines can be repaired or replaced. People can’t, yet you all insist on being fucking insufferable.

Oh yeah, Trump? Well, come near anyone to defend those fucking nazimobiles (provided there was no one in them, I’m not crazy) over people and see how long you last. This is war, doesn’t matter that you’re a handful of people with a shitton of money, WE WILL END YOU.

The article itself fits, thank you.

I literally refuse to buy from Wal-Mart because of that shit. Lied to their workers nobody was getting fired or laid off, bullshit.

“And the Inner Party was safe.”

“War. War never changes.”

“Back home, you guys were the Nazis.” “Maybe so, but does hating me make you any better?”

“People! Soylent Green is PEOPLE!”

“What is he going to find out there?” “His destiny.”

Context always matters.

I don’t know what AI these assholes are using but I only trust perplexity to research for me, I still check the answers and at least glance at sources.

If you’re a parent, the number one thing your child needs to have is knowing how to question things and think for themselves.

Beyond that, point them to a research AI such as - but obviously not exclusive to - Perplexity. The AI you choose needs to be able to fact-check things well. So far I only know of Perplexity but I’m not some spokesperson so I welcome other suggestions.

If you can get the former, they’ll live. If they get both, they’ll succeed. If they only get the latter, they’re doomed. AI will not fix this, only enhance the solution.

You can stop the Trolley at any time but the switch is on the tip of Mt. Everest

Fixed.

Where’s the rest of the video? He actually explained the legal basis (or rather, lack thereof) behind this. Services are not allowed to be certain things which “games as a service” are, thus proving that games are goods and “games as a service” is theft.

The Go S is basically the OneXPlayer F1 (a.k.a the “OneXFly”). I’ve also noticed that sales of the F1 series had occured frequently and they no longer seem to promote it now that the F1 Pro is out for a while. I can only guess the two companies are having a de facto handoff, trading the market share by swapping the roles of their primary devices.

That and the entire gamerdeck form factor that arrived along with it. I use a boutique Chinese deck (OneXPlayer, but I hear others are good too), and there’s numerous Western options like the Ally, the Legion Go, and the Claw.

One thing that made me choose a Chinese device of all things was that the Legion Go S didn’t exist at the time. Ergonomics are important for something like these and everything else was painful to use for extended periods. Still using the OXP device as my daily driver as I don’t yet see reason to upgrade.

Unfortunately, that’s now the end goal of officially-supported console emulation: “We will only rent you old games, never sell indefinite licenses.”