Now I'm supporting lemmy and voyager development. Worth every penny.

Ich zocke inzwischen auf bazzite Linux und sehe dem nächsten Steam Sale entgegen. Wer jetzt noch an M$ hängt, tut mir leid.

"You broke the glass." That's very poetic and true.

I switched to Linux for my gaming needs two months ago, so please just go ahead, Microsoft.

Extraordinary claims required extraordinary proof. This article contains none.

Joah, dann halt noch ein Krieg zwischen Indien und Pakistan, warum nicht?

Good luck with that, I'll watch the outcome with great interest.

The longer I look at this the more fascinating it gets. The fact that the bottom rows are not absolute zero across the board. The fact that the US respondents are well over 3% confident they could take on a grizzly unarmed. Is it just a social thing, always responding with confidence ? Or do they have no basic idea what a grizzly really is. Are these always the same people who think they can take on a bear and a lion? So many questions, so little data.

Does it have a scroll wheel?

Not every great director is also a great writer and editor. There's a reason making movies is a team effort.

That might still become a real thing considering where things are moving.

Ich hatte nichts erwartet und bin dennoch enttäuscht. Das können ja vier heitere Jahre werden, mit dieser Truppe.

In einer Demokratie bekommt jedes Volk die Regierung, die es verdient.

Uff, das ist nicht gut.

Hooray indeed. I made the switch because I got to fully "experience" Win 11 at work. There's no way I would use this crap privately. At the same time, my Steam Deck proved I could enjoy my games on Linux. This was three months ago, I never looked back.

I like the idea and the materials, but the designs of Serene Industries just don't speak to me. It's a matter of taste, of course.

I started ordering from specialized smaller vendors who often have much better quality products. In doing so I access shops all around Europe without much regard for the country in which they reside.

"Judges? Where we're going, we won't need judges." proceeds to fly away in the original Volkswagen

I guess articles like this create high engagement, they are the very definition of rage-bait.

What's saddening is the complete lack of integrity on every level of the publisher. Surely they must know that this is blatant misinformation, but they just don't care.

Stuff like this does have consequences, it shapes the discussion and leads to bad decisions and outcomes. But like in so many instances, everyone is fine with it as long as they can convince themselves that they won't be affected by the results of their own actions.

Wow, and in the NYT no less. This will make a lot of people a lot more stupid. I guess the AI grift needs to go on for a while longer.