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  • Well, he doesn't seem to care anymore.

  • They're talking about EXIF data. Almost all websites strip it automatically these days. Lemmy/Piefed included so, they're worrying you over nothing fyi.

  • No, I'm just scared of Ligma.

  • Humanity hates honesty/truth. 80% of us are theists FFS. Feels over reals. You need only sell them a flimsy dream to win their support. Tell them they're special. Deny all wrong doing, they'll look the other way. Even if it reeks of bullshit that's still preferred over reality for a lot of people.

    There are limits to this of course but apparently it takes an extreme amount of personal suffering to wake people who fall for stuff like this. Even then, there are still some amount of old days loyalists amongst the survivors of any given ruined empire.

  • FYI that doesn't matter anymore and isn't going to magically course correct when they have nothing to fear from a dociled populace.

  • VLC isn't lacking support for this. Are you sure your friend knows how to turn on subtitles?

  • Same. Hopefully AMD still bothers making GPU with...is it 1% market share while Intel gave up entirely again? Dire.

  • So come up with a line ahead of time. It's all bullshit anyways. Try to find the tune they want the monkey to dance to during the interview.

  • recalls UWP

    shivers.

  • How hard I slam my left mouse button on a vote should be graphically represented.

  • me_irl

    Jump
  • damaster2230@hotmail.com 😁 RIP long gone.

    I still have my live.ca account but it's boring first/last name type deal and then only used now for the increasingly rare website that won't let you sign up with a custom domain name.

  • I match the average stated in the article. 5 years for a new build (CPU socket change is how I define that) since 2002. 2-3 years for GPU. Not counting 90's family computers since that wasn't my own money. Or laptops/mini PC.

    Today I've reached my usual upgrade period but I didn't this time. 5-6 year gap since my last builds last done in 2020 and 2021. The GPU remains the most frequent upgrade I still do. The rest dropped off...sort of. I bought a NAS that changed how I deal with storage. Gets complicated. Anyways, I don't think I would've done a new desktop build for another 3 years at least even if things hadn't gone to shit. Now with corpo AI bubble and daily global fascist tantrums jacking up prices? Hard to say. 8-10 years looks realistic?

    Just comes down to performance and I'm not feeling any pinches yet with the two towers, a Ryzen 5800X in the office and Core i5 12600 in the living room. Office PC only gets living room hand-me-downs from now on. My gaming habits have changed a lot I'm primarily a couch PC gamer now.

  • Meh they'll forget by tomorrow with a new shiny distraction.

  • I reserved 7 minutes after the option for 2nd wave went live, no follow-up email yet but glad I've not seen too many faulty hardware reports so far. Some people had a creaky left joystick afaik but not a widespread complaint.

  • I only posted regret not timeline...could've written that better. It was 2020 (AMD 4700U) and was used until 2026 but spent the last two years in the garage running an OBD-1 diagnosis program for an old truck and playing music over bluetooth. It just stayed on outdated kernel until it got replaced. Steam Deck replaced its original purpose. A mini PC replaced it in the garage this year.

  • That's the #1 most insane crash out I've read this year so far. Idk if that was worth it for you to deal with but...wonderfully navigated. I've never seen someone so fast and loose with fascism accusations.

  • Nah they don't think that far ahead. Actually this is also giving too much credit. There's no thought beyond "I want..."

  • Depends, did we find them first or did they find us first? I project our colonial past as a fear of what more advanced aliens would do. Because that's what we would do to any alien natives. Very unlikely we are technologically tied in progress.

    If they find us first, then mass panic at least at first.

  • RetroGaming @lemmy.world

    Screendrive 64 Is A Flash Cart That Displays Your Game Art While Playing

    retrododo.com /screendrive-64-is-a-flash-cart-that-displays-your-game-art-while-playing/
  • RetroGaming @lemmy.world

    How I Built an Open-World Engine for the N64 - James Lambert

  • No Stupid Questions @lemmy.ca

    Should I rev my shitbox car in my driveway and listen to power metal at max volume?

  • Linux Questions @lemmy.zip

    Steam scaling breaks whenever my display turns off and on again, only application where this is happening.

  • RetroGaming @lemmy.world

    Smash Remix: Version 2.0.1 Release - SSB64 Fan Expansion

  • New Communities @lemmy.world

    Video Game Screenshots And Shorts

    piefed.social /c/video_game_screenshots_and_shorts
  • Music @beehaw.org

    Brother, by Red Vox

    vine.bandcamp.com /track/brother
  • Fitness @lemmy.world

    George Hackenschmidt Workout Routine - Working Out Classically - Abridged Edit Of "The Way To Live"

  • Music @lemmy.world

    Unto Ashes, by Hazzerd

    hazzerdthrash.bandcamp.com /track/unto-ashes
  • Music @lemmy.world

    A Paradise In The Hold, by Yazz Ahmed

    yazzahmed.bandcamp.com /track/a-paradise-in-the-hold
  • RetroGaming @lemmy.world

    The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess is 100.00% decompiled

    decomp.dev /zeldaret/tp
  • Linux Gaming @lemmy.world

    What software tools do you use that are gaming related?

  • Music @beehaw.org

    Magdalena Bay - Paint Me A Picture (Official Audio)

  • Videos @lemmy.world

    patch - The Chaotic Rise of Internet's Favourite Format

  • Canada @lemmy.ca

    Smith Reveals Meeting with the US Heritage Foundation After Trump Win

    thetyee.ca /News/2025/10/14/Smith-Reveals-Meeting-Heritage-Foundation/
  • Dull Men's Club @lemmy.world

    I like having a wall to just doodle on sometimes.