Sorry, this doesn’t usually happen. It’s not you, it’s the causality violation."
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Remember when can ring-pulls detached?
The US, at least. Doesn’t do this.
And people think that your need a phone service to use GPS.
Someone in Hull told me that they had a door-to-door salesman selling “smirk alarms”.
if an organization is following the latest NIST guidance, you’re not changing your password on a regular cadence anymore.
Lol.
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Lemmy Shitpost@lemmy.world•what seeing even more political posts on the shitpost community does to a mfer
2·21 days agoI have a pen for a tablet PC that uses AAAA.
It’s possible to store open tabs into a bookmarks folder, (in at least one browser), so you still have them stored, but don’t have them open.
It’s like taking a picture of something as a momento before throwing it away.
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Lemmy Shitpost@lemmy.world•Turn on sound. Recorded by nan's doorbell. Not AI.
2·23 days agoYou should join Facebook. I looked at ONE video of a cat firing an automatic weapon on a doorstep, and for the next month my feed was full of doorbell recordings of animals with weapons.
This is a Shell station. Michelin would be for the tires.
(Joke: I know the origin of Michelin ratings.)
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Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•What movie trailer was better than the actual movie?
6·28 days agoGhost In The Shell (2017) with the Ki Theory soundtrack.
I love slow remixes of 80s music.
Why don’t they let the people who make the trailers make the movies!
True. Part of me still wants a Nokia N90 just because it hinted at so much functionality when I first saw it.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nokia_N90#/media/File:Nokia_N90_Camera_flickr_178946625.jpg
I have seen AI gadgets in clickbait ads.
Cool-looking cubes with lots of controls and stuff, but with meaningless symbols and “words” for labels.
It reminds me how influenced I am by advertising, that I kind of want something that doesn’t exist or have a purpose, just because it looks gadgety.
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Lemmy Shitpost@lemmy.world•Well, it’s funny if you can read Egyptian signs!
2·30 days ago4th column top one is hover-cat, maybe?
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Lemmy Shitpost@lemmy.world•Asking the difficult questions
10·1 month agoI once heard that laser pointers are bad for cats’ mental health: the tantalizing red dot that they just cannot catch.
Best to let them see the dot “run away and escape” if they do chase one.
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Today I Learned@lemmy.world•TIL a TV show tricked people into thinking they'd gone into spaceEnglish
11·1 month agoGravity at the height of the ISS is still about 90%. It’s only being in orbit that results in free-fall giving a zero-g effect, not so different from those “vomit-comet” flights.
So if they’d come up with some explanation about it staying up without being at orbital speed it would have been closer to the truth.
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Lemmy Shitpost@lemmy.world•Bring bathroom doors back to hotels
7·1 month agoWhere is this found? I’ve stayed in maybe 10 hotels in California this year plus plenty in previous years (and a few in other states) and never seen this.
Is it maybe a thing in small rooms (I travel with family so never book anything with less than two beds).







Last year they announced a price increase to the 365 subscription along with adding copilot features.
It turned out that they had actually kept the non-copilot version at the original price as a hidden “legacy” subscription.
So they were just tricking people into paying for the copilot upgrade.
https://youtu.be/eYVPThx7yss