We’d have renewable-powered trains that have trackside turbines to recoup some of the wind generated by the train’s drag, and we’d also have the fastest WiFi the world has ever seen

Trump has wanted to destroy the United States since we captured Epstein in 2011 and shut down the best of his trafficking ring. It was never the same after that and that’s why he was suddenly so outspoken about Obama.

Take away a narcissist’s toys and they’ll just vow revenge at all costs. He doesn’t care that he’s destroying millions of lives - we took away his favorite thing; underaged “playmates”.

The rest of them are just assholes who think they can get rich and in some cases, have.

LOL I thought the middle was Keanu until I zoomed a bit and realized it’s Markiplier

“AI” as in the common LLMs that most people think of doesn’t remember anything new for us and doesn’t invent anything new.

The best it can offer is a mathematical chance to make an inference that we might not have already, based on whatever it was trained on. It’s a dice roll on insight, and the house always wins.

Not that I’m trying to criticize you for it, but we all should have been on that a long time ago

You act like America is the only place in the world where tech is being used for mass surveillance.

Your own governments are doing it to you too, whether or not it’s legal.

Wake up, they don’t give a single fuck about you.

Just remember that from his perspective, you are arguing against grammatical rules that are at the core of his communication experience due to his first language being German.‘so perhaps his initial reaction was confusion because he didn’t understand the angle - he thought he was being inclusive? Maybe?

I dunno I’m probably playin devil’s advocate without all the information here; I’ve just been resisting making jokes connecting grammatical pedantry to Germany the whole time.

If by “constantly looking” you mean “surrounded by fucked up shit from a country that claims to be free and take care of its own, but literally the opposite” then yeah I suppose it does

That depends on the compression level

Listen, I dunno about your instance rules or whatever but on Lemmy we make a lot of political comments. Mostly left-leaning mind you; but because it’s one of the few places where you still actually can on the Internet.

Do project managers and vision directors next

Wow someone had a hard-on for Gina

YEW DIDNT EVEN SAY TANK YEW

Much safer over a VPN. Not foolproof though; be sure to read up on whatever you’re doing for whatever reason you’re doing it.

They might as well kill me if they take away my ability to tinker with computers.

The orange fuck’s vengeance tour for taking away his pedo playtime ain’t making it that far.

LibreOffice Calc. I think it still has some performance issues vs Excel with extremely large files, and it can only do 1024 columns. Also LibreOffice Basic can do a lot of what VBA could but the syntax is different and I don’t think it integrates well with the rest of the system like VBA’s COM integration (as unsafe as that was)

If you aren’t pushing Excel to its absolute limits then it’s more than enough.

Linc for Business? Skype for Business? OneDrive? SharePoint?

Literally no one on earth, from the admins to the users, likes fucking anything Microsoft does anymore.

Can we please please please tell them to fuck all the way off?

Just because it wasn’t planned doesn’t mean they can’t be obsolete.

You don’t need a NAT with IPv6, that’s what link-local addressing is for

Their strength is being half a cryptographic key, not that they’re device bound.

That was a “requirement” that big tech wanted, to force you to be dependent on TPM storage, so you’d be forced to use a Trusted™ device and OS. It was made optional after pushback from basically everyone else.

Password managers support Passkeys now. Bitwarden and KeePassX among others.

As long as I trust that my password manager is secure, and as long as I use a strong master password or (better) have a hardware key to unlock it, it is way more secure than a password, and I can still install Linux without losing my logins.

My hosting company has an outgoing mail server that I can use and as long as they’re doing the external DNS of the domain in question it works perfectly well.

Mostly though, from my own domain I am only sending automated messages from applications I host like NextCloud or Grafana from a “no-reply” address. There would almost certainly be privacy implications if I were to use it for personal mail.

So, if yoy are looking for a simple way to get email notifications from automated processes, this ain’t a bad way to go about it. If you want more, I would consider who can ready your outgoing mail and if you are ok with that.