Move on? No.

The next 4 years are going to be awful. Your choices are pretty much to fight like hell to limit the damage to your community, tune it all out to protect yourself from the stress, or find a way out of the country, at least until after the next election (god willing).

It’s funny that you can now actually do a Pro/Con list about the Idiocracy universe over our own:

Pros:

• Lots of diversity
• Black president
• President listens to advisors
• Sex work legal
• Not crippled by religiosity
• Puts smart people in positions of power and trust

Cons:

• Everyone’s stupid
• No real due process
• Public executions
• Misogyny, homophobia, and ableism are rampant

Same:

• Police are knuckle-dragging morons who will murder you
• President has too much power
• Costco

*Candidate backed by the world’s richest billionaire wins*

.ml users: “Democracy Won!”

You voted for him, so I guess you would be happy…

For everyone who isn’t familiar with Los Angeles, this is a real subclassification of Sushi.

100PB on i2p is a funny idea, but it’s not necessarily a bad one.

There is no CPU that is ever going to be supported for 10 years for a consumer application. ARM CPUs today are 20x faster than they were 10 years ago, and the ARM/RISC-V chips a decade from now will likely be 10-20x faster than today.

Regardless, the Kryo 670 CPU in the Fairphone 5 is already 3.5 years old, and it’s not super special, it’s just a semi-custom Snapdragon SoC. Consider that 4G LTE launched 13 years ago in the USA, and in 10 years that Kryo chip in the FP5 will be older than that. Could you handle the performance of your last 3G phone today?

Eh, mini-PCs weren’t designed for that. Just buy an OpenWRT compatible router, or a router designed for OpenWRT like the ones from Turris. It’s better to have hardware designed for this kind of application.

Android APK shipping this weekend

Source first. I ain’t touching an APK without seeing code.

Nothing related to Loops on the Pixelfed GitHub yet.

America did this too, but it was too hardcore for me to share clips, so here’s the Wiki: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_Asphalt

The article does link to that URL behind the line “the first test flight”, but that seems erroneous. This story actually seems to be based on this Chinese press release: https://www.spacetransportation.com.cn/news/info/22.html

But it also seems like there’s some confusion between an “aircraft test” and a “test flight”. I’m not convinced this thing has ever flown.

On one hand, I totally understand that if technical and regulatory issues prevent certain phones from being able to call emergency services, cutting those phones off is a matter of public safety. You don’t want people learning that their phones can’t call emergency services when a loved one is having a heart attack or something.

But this seems like a decision that is pretty toxic to tourism and international business. If I ever visit Australia, am I going to need to buy a phone when I get there? It doesn’t seem wise to make your cell network work all that differently from the rest of the world when cell phones are supposed to work seamlessly across borders.

But this is Lemmy. If there’s a choice between honesty and blaming capitalism, Lemmy users will always blame capitalism.

That’s a little package sitting on top of a big package. It’s the slim model.

.world isn’t a ccTLD, it is a gTLD.

The only feedback you deserve is this:

Creating a brand new account and coming to a largely left-wing, anti-corpo network and subcommunity that explicitly states that it is for posting tech related news and articles to promote yet another soulless AI startup is so far away from the ethos of this community that everyone who sees your post is now actively rooting on you to fail.

My advice to you is this: shut down your dumb AI grift, get a real job, delete your Lemmy account, and don’t come back till you can behave.

Lmao, “Buckle up right now or I’ll have to show you what happens!”

The actual answer is that the seatbelt is there to keep your ragdoll ass from bouncing off the ceiling during heavy turbulence.

Rigging a commercial airline with that many ejection seats would add significant weight to the plane. You’d probably triple the cost of commercial airflight if you did this just from reduced seating capacity, and even assuming that it could be implemented without that overhead I still don’t think this would actually help much.

Imagine you’re on Ethiopian Airlines Flight 302 in a 737 Max nosediving towards the ground and the roof just opens up and launches you and all 148 of your fellow passengers out of the plane at 400MPH. Somehow I imagine that you just end up scattering the mangled corpses over a wider area.

I don’t get it. Maybe it’s right? Maybe a human made this?

The picture doesn’t have to be “real”, it just has to be non-AI. Maybe this was made in Blender and Photoshop or something.