Except the second E is now ‘Enshittify’
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I love how the tuning fork logo makes it almost make sense
Corngood@lemmy.mlto
Technology@lemmy.world•Silicon Valley's AI elite are shelling out as much as $6,000/hour for 'nerdy escorts' who can talk tech and cryptoEnglish
131·5 days agoYeah for sure. Echoing their thoughts is exactly what they want. They just want good acting skills.
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politics @lemmy.world•Giant '86 47' found marked in the grass on the National Mall
5·5 days agoWhat if it was just a popular running/biking route?
I heard death comes in threes, I misheard it, bein’ from Dublin
I thought “death’s in the trees”
Which makes sense 'cause they’re the saddest removed
Of plants I have seen, oh, the drama of them dying every year
I love that bit so much
Edit: oh my instance censored me
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Technology@lemmy.world•Starlink charges $10 monthly hardware fee in move away from one-time purchases - Ars TechnicaEnglish
31·7 days agoconfident they would operate like most other cable companies
Oh god, imagine this being the best case scenario
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World News@lemmy.world•Top African referee Omar Artan refused access to US and will miss World CupEnglish
44·8 days agoOffer to host the world cup. Freak out when Africans show up.
The Swiss midfielder Breel Embolo was also denied an entry visa last week, but Swiss authorities said they had successfully appealed against the decision.
Of course the one who was born in Cameroon
Corngood@lemmy.mlto
Programming@programming.dev•Is there any use in learning an "easy" programming language?
10·12 days agoNot OP but I was a pretty competent C/C++/C# programmer first. Lisp and Haskell both totally changed how I thing about programming. I’ve used all the other languages you listed and I don’t think any of them have a unique philosophy to offer, except maybe rust for the memory model.
Lisp teaches you how flexible programming languages should be. Haskell teaches you about things like higher kinded types, and exposes you to loads of cool category theory stuff. Other languages can probably accomplish these goals, but I don’t think any of the alternatives you listed could.
Corngood@lemmy.mlto
Games@lemmy.world•Gog Promotional E-Mail Containing Nazi Symbols Goes Out to SubscribersEnglish
1573·12 days agoI also recognize that placing two such runes next to each other could create an unfortunate association with symbols used by the Nazi regime. This was noticed before distribution, and out of respect for local sensitivities, the material was not sent to the German community.
Zero explanation for why there were two of them, and the thing about Germany makes them look worse.
Corngood@lemmy.mlto
Television@piefed.social•‘Widow’s Bay’s Patricia Is 2026’s Best TV Character — Thanks To Kate O’Flynn’s Emmy-Worthy PerformanceEnglish
4·12 days agoGiving her a whole episode early on was genius
Erling Haaland: this is what I’ve actually been training for
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Global News@lemmy.zip•World Cup fans barred from bringing water bottles into stadiaEnglish
3·13 days agoNo outside shirts. You must wear a shirt beyond this point. Here is a kiosk where you may buy shirts.
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United Kingdom@feddit.uk•Police in Nowak murder row force ‘pressured’ by diversity courseEnglish
61·14 days agoPressured into being less racist
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technology@hexbear.net•Microsoft changed their Copilot pricing model and people crashing out.English
6·15 days agoI assume we’re still going to pave the surface of the planet with datacentres for some reason?
At the very least let us cut the trees and pour the foundations before bankruptcy forces the consequences to be socialised.
I try my best to do this, and find lots of great new music.
I still find a lot of new popular music just doesn’t do it for me, and I think it’s because as you’ve heard more music, the it’s harder to find something that sounds fresh.
When I was in the peak of that chart I was really into stuff like Spacehog, who seemed really cool to me at the time, but probably would have sounded a bit derivative to my parents. At the same time my dad loved Smashing Pumpkins enough to buy all their albums…
Corngood@lemmy.mlto
Privacy@lemmy.ml•"Scan to Verify You're Human": Google's reCAPTCHA is trialing a new "experimental challenge type" which requires desktop users to use an Android or iOS device to be able to pass it
22·20 days agoYou don’t have to drink a verification can, but you do need to buy a verification phone.
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World News@lemmy.world•‘Embarrassment for Japan’: PM wants to cut sales tax but cash registers say noEnglish
1·20 days agoHuh, I hadn’t considered division. I guess that would explain why 0 is harder than 1, at least for tax rate. They must have already been able to handle 0 computed tax e.g. 5円 at 8%.
Have you actually seen a technical discussion about this? I find it fascinating
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World News@lemmy.world•‘Embarrassment for Japan’: PM wants to cut sales tax but cash registers say noEnglish
1·20 days agoThat I at least sort of understand, but 1 being easier to support than 0? Neighbour comment might be onto something with the division thing.
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Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•When other countries say Americans are loud, what does this mean?
2·20 days agoThose were just random examples that came to mind. I’m sure there are places where people have an impression of Chinese people based on tourists, etc.
Americans just stand out because you see them everywhere, because they have a huge amount of wealth.
The point I was trying to make is that it’s tourists in general who might tend to be more annoying.






Please warn the Canadian government too.