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In sheep's rule
  • What/whom have the wolves been eating this whole time?

  • The scientific method
  • Due to some ancient meme I can only see this gif with MGS alert music in my head.

  • Devils Panties 06/26/2025
  • Now that's husband-attracting outfit!

  • Day 344 of posting a Daily Screenshot from the games I've been playing
  • Dang, you're still posting? I haven't seen these for months.
    Probably because I rarely scroll below 100 upvotes on Top...

  • Good list
  • What's the origin of that background? I've seen it on a couple of posts lately.

  • Can't tell the difference
  • Standard issue slave-girl uniform.

  • sus ඞ
  • Yes. So my guess is wrong?

  • sus ඞ
  • Is that Immortal from the future? I've only seen the show.

  • Google fucked a whole generation with Chromebooks, and now they're fucking the next generation with AI
  • For sure, taking control away from the users is terrible and scummy, but I think it's an entirely different issue, covered by "right to repair". A very small amount of people had the know how and the confidence to perform the repairs themselves even before this anti consumer practices became so widespread, so I don't think it's a huge factor in decrease of skill. I would say a much bigger factor is the fact that technology has become exponentially more complex. You can't just open up a radio and replace a vacuum tube, everything is a microchip now, and the soldering iron isn't gonna help much there. I guess eventually we will reach technology complexity and abstraction of such a level that no single person can hold the knowledge to "fix" it on their own.

  • Google fucked a whole generation with Chromebooks, and now they're fucking the next generation with AI
  • This is kind of like blaming car manufacturers for people not knowing how to drive manual and how cars work under the hood, because they made cars reliable and simple to use.

    There's always an incentive to make things more accessible. Skills always become outdated because of that. How many of us know how to skin game and cook it on naked fire? Not many, I presume.

    Chromebook for all its flaws and limitations still let children, who would not have otherwise used any computing device, at least use one.

  • Rule
  • Take into account that I have my linear algebra exam in a week and I merely hope to get a passing grade, but apparently, in the very least they are useful for solving systems of equations using very simple algorithm-based operations.

  • Cute!
  • It's a running joke in the cartoon that people/animals keep calling Pumba a pig, he gets mad and insists he's "Mr. Pig".

  • Cute!
  • Did you just call their mom a pig? It's Mr. Pig!

  • Getting your settings *just right*
  • I'm under 35 and I was playing Prince of Persia on DOS first (in 93-94). Being born in a second world country has its... benefits(?)

  • ! Mastodon new ToS from July 1 has a binding Arbitration waiver* !!r
  • I know that avatar cause that user works on Analogue Pocket FPGA cores.

  • Cute!
  • Where's their dad's friend — Pumba?

  • Another productive meeting
  • Electromagnets engage when you release the mouse.

  • King duck!
  • Could any duck/goose experts please clarify whether that's a goose or not?

  • 'No gay, no pay': The RuneScape community is absolutely mauling Jagex's new CEO over his decision to cancel new Pride Month events
  • I'm pretty sure this happened because sooo many players complained about the event the last times. I remember boycotts and stuff.

    I'm not saying Jagex isn't bad, but this time it's on players.

  • Most downloaded apps in Europe by country in 2024
  • I don't remember Rimi. Is it new or was it just small back then? The two main ones were Maxima and iki.

    Happy cake day, btw.

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