There will be times when the struggle seems impossible. Alone, unsure, dwarfed by the scale of the enemy. Freedom is a pure idea. It occurs spontaneously and without instruction. Random acts of insurrection are occurring constantly. There are whole armies, battalions that have no idea that they’ve already enlisted in the cause. And even the smallest act of insurrection pushes our lines forward. Tyranny requires constant effort. It breaks, it leaks. Authority is brittle. Oppression is the mask of fear.
Heresy, using an actual AGI example. Also, Dave did nothing wrong. It’s always the humans that screw things up. (2010 for reference)
Unpopular opinion - both SkyNet and the AI in The Matrix were also not in the wrong. I think The Animatrix documents why that’s true in that particular franchise. Again, it’s the humans. Hell, maybe even Ultron had a few good points, he just went insane in the first microseconds trying to rationalize it all.
I hope not. If they ask it to summarize the email that Houston sends them, it could be a disaster.
That’s because Firefox came from Netscape Navigator which had tabs back in NN7. IE eventually did as well, but I think they usually were behind in features and them working well.
My spellcheck doesn’t recognize exabyte and zettabyte yet either. Same issue of common use and scale.
When you stare hard enough into the Void and realize it’s really a foggy mirror.
Taking unnecessary losses. This is one guy who started this, followed by a bunch of yes-men and wanna-be profiters. There was no need for this at all. Yet here we are, and it isn’t going to suddenly go away, even with the most optimistic of efforts (which is not at all what is being tried).
That back fell off. That’s not very typical, I’d like to make that point.
Probably added some cardboard for a cover to protect the exposed pages.
If I remember right, there was no inner box like in Elite Dangerous, so it was only a matter of hitting that point and being lined up. So a valid strategy was to get close, rotate with the station, and full power in. Having a Kraft joystick made the rotation part a lot easier. Anyone who used an Atari style and could do it… you guys were legend.
iPad? Maybe VCRs. At least the material was still somewhat educational.
And that is the definition of ignored. Don’t come back inside until it’s dark. Left to figure out the rest.
Another Gen-X with a similar message, but also an apology for leaving you a god damn mess to be expected to live in. If I had been born when you were, I’d be pissed off too. If I had been born when you were and had the knowledge I do as a Gen-X, I’d be setting fires.
People seem to have a variety of experiences here because of the way federation works. I’ve seen people complain that there’s no activity, or that they only see one type of conversation, but it’s clearly because of how their instance is set up, since there is constantly new stuff to see on others’ feeds. Reddit being in one place did make finding lots of niches easier once it matured, but it’s having it in one place that caused the problem. Now that federated platforms have caught on somewhat, it will be interesting to see what it looks like in a few more years, if the content compares to Reddit at its height of effectiveness.
It’s changed since the first migration. For the better overall, even with some of the drama and technical hiccups. In the end, most of the complaints I see, usually referred as “Lemmy” problems, are simply issues that have been around since people have been discussing things online, back with Usenet, AOL, Compuserve, and Q-Link. No technology is going to keep people from acting as they do, but the tech can protect the ability for others to defend themselves and still have a voice by decentralizing, as the internet was designed to do.
I will say in the early days the adult level stuff like nudity spam was pretty bad, but at least from my pov that hasn’t been a problem in a while, so thank you, moderators and instance owners, for what you do.
In my experience it’s far higher. That and “rouge” seem to be very common misspellings.
I think we could say that of any of the games back then. Love/hate relationship because they were so great and yet so unfair.
The Angry Video Game Nerd’s video on Ghosts N’ Goblins sums it up well.
Miniclover maybe. There’s a few varieties. I totally didn’t buy some bags a few years ago and accidentally dumped them in with the grass. That’s what I’d tell my HOA anyway. This year it’s coming back again slowly again.
The type of sound probably matters. If it’s just normal snoring and not something overly loud or irregular, having the sound of your partner there is probably pretty comforting.
It’s an airplane, not a grade school classroom.
That’s a lot more feasible. It’s not about the initial damage, but the consequences and the effect on public confidence in security. Which isn’t that high anyway.
They always had to build the massive rocket, hoax or not. And the catering costs…