Well, thanks for the links!

However, the target can also see you.

Not really…

If you knew what you were doing you could look anywhere

If you were a fool of a Took you just turned on a giant beacon that everyone who knew what they were doing and had their own immediately looked at.

Think of it like how some people “look for aliens” by beaming out a giant “hey, look at me! I don’t know what I’m doing!” Signal to anyone who can hear.

That’s what happened in LOTR. Then others used their own crystal balls to look at where the signal was and saw Pippen.

Ignoring the odd idea that this hypothetical person is somehow completely unemployable regardless of industry or upskilling

You’re so stuck in a capitalist mindset that you view people being “unemployable” as a personal failure on their part, rather than a success of society as a whole…

Were you out there screaming “think of the children” and “they can do anything they put their mind to” when people banded together to say maybe 7 year old children don’t have to work in the fucking coal mines anymore?

Last names weren’t really a thing until very recently in human history.

That’s why a lot of last names are places or jobs.

You were Chris the Farmer, or Chris from Cleveland. And when your king wanted a last name to tax you more accurately, you likely didn’t give a fuck and just said whatever.

But the thing is people would say names/jobs in different languages.

An immigrant from Germany who spoke mostly German would say “My name is John Deutsch”. if they were fluent in English they may say “My name is John German”.

Same guy. Describing himself the same way, just in two different languages.

Fo Colombus specifically, that’s not even his name in his native language. It was Columbo, which meant Dove and given mostly to orphans, but at least his dad had the same name. Whenever last names became standard, Columbus’s oldest living direct ancestor was an orphan

So like, it’s not asking why just the places named after him are different, it’s why he had different names.

And the answer is people just really didn’t care that much about names until very recently.

I left /microblogmemes and /political memes

If there’s anymore left they’re just flying under the radar.

But those are “memes” by the Richard Dawkins original meaning of the term. Not “memes” as in “haha, guys like how stupid I am, don’t you think I’m stupid” humor.

Memes aren’t just shitty jokes, but thats all that’s in the shitty meme communities.

Or if you good mateys know of any tricks one could apply, cause every other post here is about the US

A very simple method would just be blocking those as you see them.

And then keep blocking them.

It’s not exactly difficult, I do it with all the AI and most of the meme communities.

Every once and a while someone makes a new one, but you just block it when you see it.

I’m confused…

Your “business” is asking people to follow you on social media?

That’s…

That’s not a business. That’s not even a job

And they just get a choice to leave whenever?

I’m sorry, whether or not you’re choosing to misinterpret literally everything anyone is saying or if you’re genuinely putting forth your best effort, this is only going to frustrate the both of us.

Hopefully someone else assists you

everyone who volunteers for our military is someone who supports what the government does; including the harm caused to their own families, as is this case.

You think it’s like Mickey D’s where you can get hired or quit on a moments notice?

That’s worse than what I thought OP was confused about…

OP…

What exactly do you think the phrase:

The leopard would never eat my face…

Means. And why do you think this article is an example of that?

Because I’m becoming increasingly worried people think subs like this one are for celebrating horrible shit that happens to people.

It’s mixing the data that goes in to get the result…

Carburator.

It mixes the fuel/air ratio, prepping it before it goes into the engine.

Similarly ram is holding data while it gets adjusted.

It’s not a great analogy, but it’s pretty much all there is

Welcome to real life bro…

The victor writes the history books, so the only time the “bad guys” win, is before a revolution to explain why the asshats had to be overthrown in the first place. Virtually no country has labeled themselves the bad guys in a present moment.

Damn near every war, both sides are assholes. Situations like Ukraine are the abnormality, and Gaza isn’t a war, it’s a genocide against a civilian population.

Real life is messy. Especially when the guy in charge of the world’s biggest military is best described as a horse loose in a hospital…

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JhkZMxgPxXU

Between Ukraine and Iran, everyone’s resolve for nukes will strengthen.

People forget Ukraine had nukes, and gave them up after Russia promised to never invade. Like, over 30 years ago.

Promises are words, but nukes are forever, even if you don’t maintain them, your opponents would be crazy to risk it

Nothing instills investors with confidence more than a nervous employee with a death grip on the door handle button.

Not so. The Tesla safety operators appear to always have their thumb on the “Open Door” button of their door, which is sort of weird to see. It’s like every safety operator is getting ready to say the Irish goodbye to their passengers at any given moment.

Turns out, Full Self Driving disengages if you open the door. So that is probably being used as a janky, factory-standard kill switch for the autonomous driving system that causes the vehicle to come to controlled stop.

There is absolutely nothing stopping the human employee from sitting behind the wheel except optics…

Like, if there’s three passengers, does the employee keep shotgun?

Does a passenger get the driver’s seat? Or do they all have to sit in the backseat so people can see it’s driving itself?

Is the plan for highspeed situations really just opening a fucking door at speed?

The level of stupidity is, as always, fascinating…

This study explores the relationship between artificial intelligence (AI) and workers’ well-being and health using longitudinal survey data from Germany (2000–2020).

It’s crazy the AI bros will say that this means AI is safe…

But then ask them how much AI has improved since 2020 and without a shred of realization they’ll tell you only an idiot would compare 2020 AI to 2025 AI…

Like, it’s not the study’s fault. It’s the fault of anyone trying to apply it to modern AI.

Russia needs Iranian weapons for Ukraine, and they can’t get them if Iran has to use them their selves and can’t make more if production facilities are destroyed…

I’m honestly surprised it hasn’t happened yet.

Russia could just shrug and claim no one knows how Iran has them, no one is going to hold them accountable for it.

Yeah. They don’t need to ship a whole ICBM, they just need to move the payload.

Which if you wanted to, could fit on a normal truck.

NK shares borders with Russia and China, Russia would 100% let them smuggle a nuke thru Russia.

Russia and Iran don’t share a border, but can move it easily over the Caspian Sea without having to involve 3rd party customs.

So yeah, it could easily happen

Hadn’t thought of this before.

The AI summary stops people from going to the website, which means the website the AI used isn’t getting any page views.

On a long enough timeline, it would kill webpages, then the AI has no new info to steal.