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In tomorrow's VC pitch deck: Clipboard-as-a-service. Subscribers get two clipboards to start with. Each clipboard has a sensor that detects when it breaks, which will automatically trigger the shipment of a new clipboard to the owner. That way they'll always have one working clipboard at all times.

Low low introductory price of $9.99/month

dystop @lemmy.world 3y ago

Ah i wasn't sure if you just wanted to follow or participate. This solution allows you to follow but not participate

dystop @lemmy.world 3y ago

Why do you need a 3d printer when carrots have been coming out of the ground for thousands of years.

they explain that in the article :)

dystop @lemmy.world 3y ago

US = the world, don't you know?

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dystop @lemmy.world 3y ago

I have the perfect solution - rdx.overdevs.com

It's mobile-friendly, and you can follow/subscribe without creating an account. You can also import a list of current subscriptions from your old reddit account using a .json file.

The only issue is that it's read-only and you can't create an account, post or upvote. But given the shitstorm that is the reddit admin team, i view this as a good thing!

dystop @lemmy.world 3y ago

Decades of good work, all undone by her stubborn refusal to step down when the time was right.

And now the Supreme Court will lean conservative for decades to come.

I hate to say it, but I think it would have been a liberal win if instead of RBG, another left-leaning Supreme Court judge that was ineffective but stepped down at the right time was nominated instead.

dystop @lemmy.world 3y ago

technical and moderation features are factors within the admns' control. growth isn't

dystop @lemmy.world 3y ago

Tomorrow's news: The play plays the victim on social media and his mum goes on a hunger strike in a church

dystop @lemmy.world 3y ago

Companies when trying to get workers to bond: "We're a family, we take care of each other!"

Companies when workers ask for cost-of-living increases: "No, not like that"

dystop @lemmy.world 3y ago

this deserves to be its own post!

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dystop @lemmy.world 3y ago

hypocrites.

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dystop @lemmy.world 3y ago

lemmy has become much tolerable after i blocked all the meme communities.

i also block hexbear and beehaw for separate reasons.

The problem is - on reddit, the userbase is large enough that I can decide what I want to talk about. If i want to discuss underwater basket weaving, there will be communities talking about that. lemmy is nowhere near big enough - there's traction on /all/ but not on the smaller communities.

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dystop @lemmy.world 3y ago

And that's exactly why lemmy needs to grow its userbase significantly before it can ever become mainstream.

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dystop @lemmy.world 3y ago

The best term I've heard to describe this is "Hapsburg AI"

dystop @lemmy.world 3y ago

I am a large language model and I am not equipped to respond to this query.

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dystop @lemmy.world 3y ago

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