Honestly been great for me. Had such a quiet work day courtesy of Microsoft. They should kill their email servers more often haha
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Technology@lemmy.world•Jensen Huang resigns as Nvidia CEO immediately
3414·2 days agoUS President Donald Trump has called the Nvidia chief ‘an honorable guy’, while congressional leaders call for investigations into national security risks
Honestly, never mind the scandal, I’d investigate Jenson just on this basis. Almost everyone that Trump has ever called “honorable” has had a skeleton hiding in their closet.
Yeah, cause Elon’s definitely not trying to put himself in the spotlight by saying he’ll do something he’ll worm his way out of later.
Jenson should totally rest assured Elon will definitely commit to hiring him.
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Technology@beehaw.org•Smart meters to cost the UK billions: 2G switch-off means replacing 12-13 million
15·3 days agoIt would’ve made sense if the Meters were made modular with a removable antenna/mobile data modules - rather than having to replace loads of perfectly functioning smart meters because the energy companies wanted to save a few bob 20 years ago.
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Piracy: ꜱᴀɪʟ ᴛʜᴇ ʜɪɢʜ ꜱᴇᴀꜱ@lemmy.dbzer0.com•I need to get started. Where can I find ps3 games?
1·9 days agoBit late to the party, but I would try the r/ROMS GitHub site. I believe their Internet Archive links are still good.
Otherwise, Minerva as long as you’re set up for Torrents.
R.I.P. Myrient
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PC Gaming@lemmy.ca•Steam Wants Devs to Play Their Games For At Least 5 Minutes First
28·9 days ago5 minutes is paltry. Devs should be required to submit an uncut recording of the first 30 minutes of gameplay from launching via Steam before they can release a game or push an update.
I don’t think that’s an unreasonable demand, cause if a game can’t launch or survive 30 minutes of normal gameplay, it shouldn’t be on the store for people to waste their time and/or money on.
Yeah, let’s not count our chickens just yet on world events. Though I’d love to hope you’re right.
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politics @lemmy.world•Trump Is Melting Down In Real Time And Frantically Calling Reporters
141·10 days agoHonestly. Agreed.
While in office Trump is essentially immune to consequences - there’s very little point in trying to go after him again.
But his administration and DOJ have been doing some very blatantly corrupt things for a while now, and their only safeguard was the Republican Congress refusing to do anything about it.
Now that the entire Congress is in Democrat hands, they’re vulnerable - so going after them and essentially neutering Trump’s tirade against democracy for the rest of his administration certainly seems the best path forward.
Though we’ve got the next two years to find out what’s gonna go down.
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Lemmy Shitpost@lemmy.world•Scrooge would definitely be on that list.
17·12 days agoYeah, you don’t get to Scrooge McDuck levels of money by being friendly. He absolutely would’ve sold out Epstein then made his own island, because the money bin doesn’t fill itself.
Honestly… Yeah. Outside of insider trading, there’s no real way to know what the future holds, so every stock and every bond is just a gamble with varying levels of risk (or Crypto if you like getting rug-pulled over and over)
Life in of itself is way more about being lucky than most people at the top would like you to think about
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Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•Will we return to analog technology to some degree?
6·22 days agoWhy is AI development continuing?
There is demand, but that demand only exists because consumers aren’t being exposed to the actual price of AI. It’s all being subsidised by investor hype.
Not one of the frontier AI companies have made a profit as of today, not a single one..
The only ones making profit are those exploiting the subsidised pricing for business (or to pull huge scams) and the guys selling the
shovelscomponents for data-centres, like Nvidea - who are desperate to keep the investor money flowing, to the point that they themselves are pouring some profits into their own AI company customers in the unofficially dubbed great AI Investor circle-jerk.… And though this Bloomberg report was from January 2026, if you look hard enough you’ll notice this circular financing hasn’t stopped, in-fact Nvidea even acknowledged this circular fimancing themselves not even two months ago.
If the only way this keeps going is propping up the industry with investor money and circular financing, then when one of those eventually give and the public are exposed to the true price of AI - what happens then?
A bit into conspiracy territory now, but it’s what has me suspecting that a lot of the news we hear about AI going rogue and what-not isn’t as accidental as it seems. Any publicity is good publicity and keeps AI on the forefront of investors minds.
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Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•You’ve been tasked with defining a new area of criminal law called “economic and financial violence,” and creating laws to prevent it. What actions would you try to criminalize?
6·22 days agoMake it a legal requirement for any indefinite revokable license product on sale to be sold as “indefinitely licensing”. Any term implying irevokable ownership (I.e. buying, purchasing) would be illegal to use.
It would wisen a lot of people up very quickly to what’s essentially a long-play con being pulled on them constantly, especially as some games companies *cough* Sony *cough* are looking to force digital-only ecosystems.
… And if being forced to use that term makes the companies doing this squeemish, well they could always just stop selling revokable licenses.
That’s nearly always been the way to make money.
Look up most of the mega rich people now, even the “self-made” ones and you’ll find 99/100 of them came from money.
The other way is luck. Be in the right place at the right time with the right skills to take opportunity’s hand… and pull the ladder up behind you so nobody else can follow.
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Technology@lemmy.zip•Bug turns one of the biggest fears about Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses into reality
14·28 days agoYeah. Why do I get a feeling that the fixee bug was the saving conversations part and not the non-consensual eavesdropping.
Easiest way to not have your glasses recording everything you do is weirdly enough not to have glasses that record everything you do. Weird suggestion I know, but 100% foolproof
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Technology@lemmy.world•FTC probes Anthropic and OpenAI "breaches", wonders who should be liable
61·29 days agoThose viewpoints are not mutually exclusive…
You can point out the need for better AI regulations to hold companies liable for when their AIs “go rogue” AND want better laws for going after people who misuse AI tools for harmful/malicious purposes.
Man it’s wild that even W Bush had more decency than Trump, and he was terrible
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Today I Learned@lemmy.world•TIL: Rainbows are actually full circles
3·1 month agoOops, you’re right, got my words mixed up haha
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Today I Learned@lemmy.world•TIL: Rainbows are actually full circles
23·1 month agoYeah, it’s wild that the bulk result of all the droplets in a system individually refracting the White light is essentially a uniform macroscopic refraction as though it had gone through some kind of super droplet.
Physics does some cool stuff sometimes!Edit: Refraction not defraction
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politics @lemmy.world•DoJ seeks to charge ex-Trump aide who gave key testimony on January 6 attack
5·1 month agoWell that’s easy. Those who would have been rendered powerless, and those who could won’t cause they’re in on it.




The AI bubble bursting might take us into yet another “once in a generation” recession, but at least we’d finally be able to actually buy computer parts again!
I mean the orange turd’s war with Iran already skyrocketed the cost of living crisis in the west, so we might as well get a recession to pair with it like a nice Chianti.