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SimplePhysics

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  • If the first solar entrepreneur hadn't been kidnapped, would fossil fuels have dominated the 20th century?

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  • I fully agree. In cities and places with a grid, fossil fuels will absolutely dominate, while rural grids/independent homeowners could use solar. However, I do think the cost of acquiring such panels could be prohibitively expensive for some rural homeowners.

  • A confused enemy is a vulnerable enemy

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  • Its a broader problem. Memmy shows this error even with normal text. For me personally, it is very common and occurs far more frequently than it actually working.

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    WHY IS IT DOING THAT!?

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  • Since this isn’t a GIF, I suppose this has something to do with eye movement, since it stabilizes when I zoom in on my phone or really focus on the center image.

  • A confused enemy is a vulnerable enemy

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  • A confused enemy is a vulnerable enemy

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  • A confused enemy is a vulnerable enemy

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  • A confused enemy is a vulnerable enemy

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  • I guess the glory of Japanese BBC facts are forever locked away from me.

    Edit: Memmy reposted this comment 4 times and then promptly crashed. This proves my theory that Memmy is sentient and does not approve of criticism of any kind.

  • If the first solar entrepreneur hadn't been kidnapped, would fossil fuels have dominated the 20th century?

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  • I did not read any of your linked articles, but the answer is yes, fossil fuels most certainly would have dominated the 20th century because they are:

    • Cheap
    • Stable, you don’t have to depend on the sun shining
    • Nobody really cared about climate change back then, they were estimating a few centuries and humans… aren’t that forward thinking

    Edit: I was beaten by another commentator lol

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  • If you want to get away from just Google, you can try iCloud or whatever Microsoft calls their Mail product now. If you want to get away with big tech run products, I recommend Proton. Of course you can always go full tinfoil hat and host your own email server with your own domain, but that will set you back at least 7 bucks a year, even if you for the cheapest register (Cloudflare, they don’t add their own fees at all, so you can’t really go lower).

  • Twitter is losing daily active users. CEO Linda Yaccarino confirmed it.

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  • Yeah, it is, tech wise.

    But here’s the thing: Mastodon is not a viable alternative for most people right now because it’s missing the “normies”. Most people don’t even know what FOSS stands for and probably think it’s an STD, nuclear missile, or some form of coronavirus. Most of them are perfectly happy being on Twitter/Reddit/TikTok/FaceBook/Instagram. Without the masses, Mastodon cannot be a Twitter (or X, whatever you call it) replacement.

  • Google Indexing Bard Conversations In Search Results

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  • Knew there would be more! Thanks for telling me!

  • Google Indexing Bard Conversations In Search Results

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  • If DDG doesn’t work, try !g to automatically send you to Google with the same query. Its handy for situations where DDG can’t find something.

    There’s also !yt by the way.

  • One million years from now...

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  • That’s right, if we kick the bucket, a new intelligent civilization would not have the resources to advance at our pace. They may figure out the atom, but they won’t have the resources to utilize their knowledge. Then there is the ever looming threat of a disaster, and these preindustrial civilizations will be wiped out with zero warning or preparation.

    Also: what are the chances a species similar to us in intelligence will emerge again on this rock? I’m going to bet it’s pretty darn tiny.

  • The man is a treasure trove of content

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  • Not if it gives me that dopamine rush!

  • Meredith Whittaker reaffirms that Signal would leave UK if forced by privacy bill

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  • Almost every chat platform uses encryption by default, including telegram. If you are talking about E2EE, you have to enable that manually for each chat.

  • Meredith Whittaker reaffirms that Signal would leave UK if forced by privacy bill

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  • Yes, you still do for E2EE.

  • Meredith Whittaker reaffirms that Signal would leave UK if forced by privacy bill

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  • Matrix has absolute shit adoption, but is open source and pretty secure. Then there is always Telegram.

  • Greek statues commuting in a crowded bus

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  • It tells us that the training data mostly consists of male statues because most pictures of greek statues are male (source: google and ddg searches). Also, when most people think of "Greek Statue", they think of something like what was generated. That is all there is to it.

  • The difference of stealing yourself vs being stolen from

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  • No, that has been a feature for years on iOS and iPadOS. I’m talking about movable apps, like a desktop, a feature many android phones have. Only iPadOS has this feature to date.

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    SimplePhysics @sh.itjust.works

    I heard Lemmy will upvote beans, but will they upvote uncooked beans?

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    PSA: LEMMY.WORLD WAS COMPROMISED