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Pretty much anyone whose username ends in .eth or begins with a dollar sign or has a crypto address in their bio, but the vast majority of those people already pay for that blue checkmark anyway

https://xcancel.com/htxtafrica

At least as far as sharing every article on their site there, yes. Almost 50k tweets

Can’t wait to read about those 720p screens with 350 nits of brightness

“Bret is a part time carpenter and Donna sells dog collar charms on Etsy.”

Yeah the vast majority of AI “offerings” from most of these huge companies and/or websites is just bolting a chatbot to something and then wondering why people don’t want it. I tried copilot in excel and it couldn’t access the document I was working on, it was an absolute useless mess.

Well… the AI did. They didn’t even bother to remove the em dash, so they didn’t write it

Sure but they don’t make the final decisions, visa and Mastercard, the money holders do

The past was alterable. The past never had been altered. Oceania was at war with Eastasia. Oceania had always been at war with Eastasia.

turns out they actually get zuckbux now for looksmaxxing

https://zellij.dev/tutorials/web-client/

lol maybe it should be in the first line

lol the classic “5 year old issue closed after 3 comments with no solve”

Zellij is a terminal multiplexer and has a browser web view without saying it in the first line of the web site ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Plus dell sells a decent amount of servers, the majority of which likely are Linux provisioned. Not sure about Lenovo’s server market share though

lol most of them are probably doing this to save face now that Thiel is getting more coverage and saying more unhinged shit. Otherwise they gladly keep taking home their paychecks and watching their stock vest.

And ensuring you are wearing shoes that fully cover your feet, no crocs or flip flops

It also means that if there’s a secondary deal trump’s Bitcoin account get it’s cut right after Iran takes theirs

john madden

Yeah excellent might have been a little too much praise, but I haven’t seen any other public PSAs trying to point out to people what’s happening to online services and doing a decent job of it

Yeah it was a short PSA for average people, not power users. If it wasn’t funny a lot of people lose interest. It only spends the first 25% on the unrelated comedy bit. And the real point is to get people to the site at the end to learn more.