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  • Android is actually your friend, Google is not. You can take Google out of Android but not Android out of Google.

    There's a decade of custom ROMs to prove it, unlike an iPhone where someone else dictates every aspect for you. There's way ahead in performance, but that's all gone to waste for power users. Even their browser is like the the ones you used to have on flip phones.

    I was hoping the recent monopoly suit to be anything other than a wrist slap for google, but that's too much to expect from US.

  • The whole world thanks the non voting masses for lifting that viel off the USofA. They at least have some conscience unlike the rest of the arrogant losers in the left and right.

    US is now killing and disappearing people inside their own borders, instead of half way across the world. And even their allies are waking up to distance themselves from the trainwreck it has become. You can blame trump and non voters all you want but it was building up for decades.

    Thank you for your service mfs.

  • That's not what it represents to any actual Americans.

    North or South? or the people in the middle that stole that for themselves?

    I think it represents their values quite well.

    Burn it to the ground.

  • It's not "smart" for the consumers, it's "smart" for the manufacturers. Consumers think it only does the things listed on the manual, all the while it does tracking, monitoring, and collecting data for itself, data brokers and state surveillance.

    That's the "smart" in smart home appliances.

    And it's only bad for the media and most of the western populace when china does it. If it's their allies, they'll call it a mistake, a bug, or a misunderstood test mechanism or an exploit at worst.

  • The earth created an island far off to isolate the most dangerous creatures and people were like "this is where I want to live"

    I can understand the aborigines because they probably got stuck and couldn't leave. But everyone else that came afterwards?

    It's also a reminder how humans destroy animal habitats and call them aggressive. We caused extinction of so many animals, birds, insect that weren't, so can you really blame them?

  • When it's US atrocities

    • we should focus on present
    • let bygones be bygones
    • it was normal during that time period
    • it's progressive compared to present day
    • it's russian/china propaganda
    • they want to divide us
    • russia made us do it
    • bad people only exist in USA?
    • I wasn't involved in that period,why should it matter to me?
    • okay it was bad but look at all the good it has done for our country
    • because of us, you're in the most peaceful part of history
    • thank you for your service
    • what you're going to do about it?
    • got mine, fuck you

    But when talking about its enemies

    • bring up the same atrocities from decades and decades ago, over and over again to brigade the arguments.

    This is basic US conditioning.

  • At Mozilla, Servo was basically a research branch that tried new approaches to push performance. Mozilla would merge parts from servo that brought significant performance boost. But when they were pushed to cut budget, instead of lowering executive pay, they shut down the servo team.

    Servo, then spun off as independent project.

  • Alternative if your brain/body won't allow it: Try holding your breath. You might have control over that. The aim is to hold long enough trigger a gasp reflex which will, hopefully, shake you awake.

    Remember that guide to not take medical advice from Internet strangers? This is one of those examples.

    Seriously, Talk to your doctor.

  • "It's okay if bad things happen to other people"

    -USA in a nutshell

    Remember when their military industrial complex was ravaging through Asia and middle east and people back home were like "Thank you for your service"?

    People there are spineless cowards who cling to their made up "superiority" on backs of genocide, slavery, and exploitation all while marketing themselves as land of "freedom".

    But now the fascism is using the same military industrial complex against them, best they can do is do some dorky dance in costumes and an organized protest every few months.

    It's like they're oblivious to problems they create elsewhere can also affect them in the long run. But will they learn?

    Of course not.

  • Europe @lemmy.dbzer0.com

    Czech president pardons soldiers prosecuted in death of Afghan prisoner