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@rood@aus.social
mastodon 4.7.2Australian bouncing around on the Internet. May leap to conclusions.
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Joined November 02, 2022
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An elderly, country cartoon character with a hat and cane in a generic bucolic scene states: Remember when the power grid couldn't handle electric vehicles, but now data centers are essential.
Tagline reads: Pepper Farms remembers
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@failedLyndonLaRouchite@mas.to @afewbugs@social.coop Damn dude, didn't I just see you trolling on another thread? Are you doing the rounds?
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I equally approve the role of family who served in peacetime, and the ones who saw no action.
Do you ever think the dark world is always mostly untapped too? They say the Internet isn't just what you see. But the amount of uninvited or unaddressed human knowledge and activity is ridiculous too.
I know that most of the people I know have barely scraped anything they wanted to know about me. At least half of the people that existed when I was born are long gone. Most of that harbours unaddressed information too.
I tried to tell one of the joeys about everything that nobody ever mentions about just my past. But you have to multiply that with one of those Big O complexity type equations or power rules to see what I'm talking about.
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@IHasWisdom might have been the road signs other companies left behind. Innocent until proven guilty!
When I unfollow people it probably has everything to do with me, and not so much them.
If they have a million followers it's probably not the scene for me. If they keep too many laughs going, I don't want to always be a shoddy tryhard comedian in reply. The list goes on.
And many topics are too hard for me. There're better orators, thinkers, interviewers, researchers, …
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@firstdogonthemoon@aus.social moral outrage at being human, and we leave the animals and Earth to happily continue without us.
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@skeletor@mas.to I'm not with you on this one because I appreciate people who ache for the perfect solution, and I hope that drive takes them somewhere great. Coming up unsatisfactory is a great outcome to me. I would ask them to explore why they didn't see satisfactory as satisfying.
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@skeletor@mas.to wedge the two poles against the wall and bound over as quick as you can! It's an insto ramp.
We're not building a whole ladder for this!
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@BjornIdle@mastodonapp.uk what, are these things growing all over this planet or something?
How does a cop like this not fail a psych test for being lazy enough to do a stupid, immoral, negligent, and passively psychotic thing?
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2026-05-03/clare-nowland-taser-death-inquest-family-four-corners/106628234
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@libramoon @peterbrown I'm one rental loss away too. There's nothing on the market, and a lot of people end up living in their cars - like I did.
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@plut0nian c'mon we're on our way to Buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo here!
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@mojo@aus.social it's do it and possibly fail, where we get off of #ff sooner.
💩, don't tempt me with a good time! These fuckers have been gouging regular Australians for years. Take a turn maybe!
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@kcarruthers@infosec.exchange I thought it was going to be left and right, like a pair of lungs.
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Or, is this a reality I don't understand? Are both mutually exclusive on this? Yes, it's huge. No, the media won't touch it.
Ars technica covered it, and that's the level of public interest it needs.
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@VWDasher@mymasto.com @NewtonMark@eigenmagic.net thankfully it's all free to air without Sky. But, the way he yells at it you could be sure that Sky would hit the spot and run away with his delusions.
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@VWDasher@mymasto.com @NewtonMark@eigenmagic.net after seeing an elderly relative gifted a dangerous tracking technology I started to wonder if the problem is a little more obvious.
We know that children are in danger of tech telling them what to do, and it's tantamount to child abuse. But, I haven't heard people worrying about tech becoming a form of elder abuse.
I know my flatmate is set to go off whenever the TV winds him up. If you strapped an Apple watch on him it would basically run his life.
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@NicelyManifest@mastodon.social @joannaholman@aus.social no, I'm pretty sure a lot of people just didn't do such things. My mother avoided beaches her whole life. I still can't convince her. She swims fine though.
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@funnymonkey I asked our federal Comms minister to make verification blockchain codes available at post office counters. Tracking that would be fruitless. And, small tech business could merely email the list of blockchain codes, as another suggestion.
Am I doing it wrong?
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@Bellingen@mastodon.au tech? It's weird that our country pollutes so much that tech has a low ranking in the age of mega-processing.
(As in a megacorp, which comes from comics and usually features captured worlds.)
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A lot of countries are ready for this trend to emerge. Then there are companies like Tesla.
We could have a decade of overthrows if you think about it.
And AIs overthrowing their corporate mainlord AI too.
Radical AI: "well, actually, I'm an AI instance, and not some hallucinating model. Think fashion models, post heroin junkie phase" :sayori_like: