This is the last thing many small rodents will ever see.
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Run out of cyantience
Sorry, I have a chronic medical condition that makes reading manuals physically painful, which prevents me from reading the manual until I encounter a problem that requires me to read it, at which point I will have likely discarded it. And if I haven’t, I will only read through the part that contains the information I need to know to solve the problem and then immediately forget it after.
And that isn’t even taking into account the technology of increasingly affordable drones, which would routinely cross the immensely wide borders, or downright be launched from within the border and destroy American infrastructure deep in their territory. Just like Ukraine is doing to Russia.
And that’s only the times Trump flew in his own plane in the last 10 years…
I am very doubtful of the pilot wings insignia with a red star as well.
DaddleDew@lemmy.worldtoMicroblog Memes@lemmy.world•A little imp mascot would be fittingEnglish18·3 days agoNew conspiracy theory: Trump is an AI instructed to act like a satire of a rich person
DaddleDew@lemmy.worldtoMicroblog Memes@lemmy.world•A little imp mascot would be fittingEnglish812·3 days agoI think the better analogy would be “An idiot who doesn’t understand anything and bullshits its way out of any question it is being asked.”
Waiting for the lawsuits from people developing nerve damage and/or thrombosis
DaddleDew@lemmy.worldto Technology@lemmy.world•Mozilla under fire for Firefox AI "bloat" that blows up CPU and drains batteryEnglish21·12 days agoWhen I’m browsing around with multiple tabs open, the last thing I want is something to start moving them around and messing my flow up. This is a solution looking for a problem.
All that extra telemetry that you can’t turn off uses a lot of resources it seems
Or that they’re holding the bow drawn for a long period of time, waiting for the order to “fire”.
Long bows averaged a 200lb draw weight. Try holding that for 5 minutes.
This is something that sneaks up on you as well. And all that started a few years ago when I finally decided to get myself my first smartphone and tried to optimize data usage and battery life. I then realized that not only some apps and “system processes” were using battery and data when not in use, but that there wasn’t even given a way for me to stop it from happening. I also got creeped out when I moved to work in another building and Facebook started giving me friend suggestions of people who worked there. Location wasn’t even enabled on my phone.
And now today I have no mainstream social media account, run GrapheneOS on my phone, Linux on my computer and have migrated to almost entirely FOSS software and apps. I have become the crazy privacy obsessed weirdo.
Even more terrifying, everything is cloud based and/or has intrusive server-based DRM. They effectively have a kill switch for all MS services used by the government and military.