copd

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it just needs to be made illegal country wide amd enforced with fines. The council by council rule changes on curb parking is confusing. As for those who will complain that there isn't enough room for parking on both sides of the road, tough shit

on me_irl · c/me_irl · 1 pts · 53d

I'm trying to tell you inflation wasn't 4% in the same way youre telling me it is.

You're assuming something I highlighted in my first comment, and I'm doing the same to make a point.

the internet isn't american

on me_irl · c/me_irl · 1 pts · 54d

I understand their point, but inflation wasn't 4%

on me_irl · c/me_irl · 3 pts · 54d

Inflation is dependent on the country you live in, many countries use different indexs to measure inflation and usually people tend to pick the one that benefits them the most.

Leaving a three word comment simplifying something quite ambiguous is laughable

on wtf is even happening · c/fuck_ai · 20 pts · 124d

We are in the early stages of post capitalism. Capitalism has finished, the major players have won and there won't be any new major players emerging. Post capitalism is where economic systems no longer operate under traditional capitalist principles. It's about the shift away from labour being the foundation of wealth.

Read up on it, the world is quite clearly transitioning

on wtf is even happening · c/fuck_ai · 3 pts · 124d

Every channel I follow has been saying the complete inverse. You may want to pivot on your poor bubble of tech newsies for some more reputable

Everyone who spots more than 0 AI scams will give them false confidence where they can spot them all - "AI slop" yada yada

When in reality, lots of people people will never know the AI ads/scams they missed and fell for, especially if the product recieved is somewhat close.

AI is a lot more invasive than you think it is, as it improves it'll only blur the lines on what's real and what's not and you'll start thinking real things are AI

Every car I've owned has had a little potentiometer or "roller" to dim internal and dashboard lights. I have no idea why it's not common knowledge but I use it every time I have to travel in the dark and it allows me to see outside so much better

when did musk send a car to Mars?

I know space x put one in orbit as an advertisement campaign but Mars is ridiculously more impressive.

I can't find any source to back up your claim though