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Sorry don’t you mean let’s fund AI?

/s

I recently swapped and keep breaking my pc. Some people told me it’s a rite of passage. Do most people have this experience at the start or is it just Ubuntu or the newest version? When I get it booting back up again I’ll be trying to setup backups somehow

Can you use pine 64 in the same way as a RPi?

Different tool

What year in a row ia this?

100%

Neutrality is the side of the aggressor.

Shocker

do you know if they’re they taxed differently? so one might theoretically be slightly cheaper? /genc

I just wish there were foss alternatives to Duolingo

We should compile a big list of reasons with sources on top of this one

True. Tencent sucks

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what is a streambox?

If you’re being genuine idk why you’re being downvoted. But I think lots of tech related items is a good answer. For example at like Walmart/target etc. a 50-100ft ethernet cable are super expensive compared to Amazon. Also some bulk foods might also be a good answer. Buying like bulk nuts on Amazon I believe are much cheaper than in most stores. And most stores dont sell them in bigger quantities

Businesses replacing them yes obviously but that’s not what I’m referring to. We shouldn’t assume automation or loss of jobs are inherently bad, we should strive for worker-benefited automation. Many people don’t even consider it at all but it directly opposes capitalistic systems in a very meaningful way

We can make it so the labor benefits the workers. I’m just saying it’s not inherently a bad thing to replace jobs with automation, like many default to

How?

Taking jobs from people and replacing them with automation works towards the utopia we want of having to work less so long as the labor is directly to benefit the people and not the ruling class