@OnlyRealJohanna Life does tend to be much more pleasant if you ignore 95% of the news.
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Best advice for those perpetually online (like me), very good.
I try to work at my PC but waste hours a day reading news that doesn't make the day better, nor empower any action other than complain about the world.
Should instead go out and set fire to institutions of genocide.
Yasha Levine@yashalevine
log off. read a book. go for a walk. make love. call your mom. plant some tomatoes. your addiction to information will not change anything.
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@OnlyRealJohanna They might fit there, but I don't think putting them there would be advisable.
The void does serve a necessary function... there's probably some sort of deep meaning in that.
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Our solar system is like cathedral sized void with a couple of grains of sand floating in it.
You can fit *all* the planets of the Sol system between Terra and Luna. How do *you* perceive our ultra-tiny slice of the universe?
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@DDGSarah @joekent16jan19 If everything this guy is saying is true, it seems to me that he would have kept his job to try and be an anti-Israeli influence within the administration, rather than making a big performance out of resigning.
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@BrentCarroll @MuseumCommodore Yes, and if you haven't snapped a few off, you aren't playing right.
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@DDGSarah @LauraLoomer It's not the years, it's the mileage that does it.
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@shiri_shh It probably even works like 90% of the time.
As long as you don't mind the 10% being where they shouldn't be, it's probably great.
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Farmer pays $5–$8 per cow per month.
A New Zealand company puts a solar-powered smart collar on cows.
It tracks location 24/7, health, temperature, chewing activity, breeding.
Farmer just opens a simple app and draws a line on the map.
That line becomes the fence.
As cows approach the boundary, the collar beeps and vibrates.
With one tap, the whole herd moves to fresh grass or the milking shed.
No physical fences. Less labor. Huge cost savings for farmer.
Already on 700k cows across New Zealand, Australia, and the US.
and now in talks to raise at a $2B valuation led by Peter Thiel.
Polymarket@Polymarket
JUST IN: AI cow collar startup Halter raises at $2,000,000,000.00 valuation, uses proprietary “cowgorithm” to herd cattle.
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Does a dropped dik-dik right itself, or does it need a hand?
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Don't drop the dik-dik, it'll gallop off at a whopping 42 km/h.
WikiVictorian@wikivictorian
A young woman holds her pet dik-dik in Mombassa, Kenya. Photographed by Underwood and Underwood, 1909. National Geographic.
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@DDGSarah @angeloinchina He won't get elected president, probably won't even make it through the primary, but he's ideal for controlled opposition to split the anti-war vote.
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Are you paying attention???
Joe Kent >
"I will not send young Americans to die on foreign land"
This is a campaign speech.
He is clearly positioning himself as a potential US presidential candidate.
The pedo-Epstein elites are clearly manufacturing their new candidate who will tell people what they want to hear > "no more endless war BS mantra."
He is another Obama, Gabbard, Trump reading the elites'script.
And he is going to be given a MASSIVE EXPOSURE.
Demonised, yes probably by some as he need to appear as "anti-system".
But the exposure will say it all, real opposition is cancelled, obliterated.
He is no Hero, he is no anti-war, he will fool American voters, a vicious circle of deceptions.
Welcome to Obama.2
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@FloppyDeepDive Gotta keep trying until it works, or you fall asleep.
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Flashing red light… bad news.If you had a Commodore 1541, you already know how this ends.Be honest… you tried it again didn’t you? 👊🏻#commodore64 #c64 #retrogaming #nostalgia #floppydisk #retrocomputing #1541 #eightbit #c64reposts
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@OnlyRealJohanna @yashalevine Very practical for the amputees. Ukraine has lots of them, and they're already even trained!
I'm not so sure about the mentally challenged though.
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@yashalevine Pensioners, amputees, vertically challenged, mentally challenged.. everyone gets a remote-controlled exploskeleton.
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pensioner army requires robotic assists.
🪖MilitaryNewsUA🇺🇦@front_ukrainian
❗️In the 🇺🇦147th Artillery Brigade of the 7th Airborne Assault Corps of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, they have begun testing exoskeletons for weight redistribution on the front line. According to current estimates, exoskeletons reduce physical strain by 30%, which is especially relevant for artillerymen who are forced to carry dozens of heavy ammunition rounds every day.
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@OnlyRealJohanna Is this what happens when you ask an AI for a picture of hell?
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@baronitaigas Not possible. Staying away from the whole mess is the only way.
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@OnlyRealJohanna @tiberiusfiles He was buddies with Mike Huckabee, so that's not surprising.
Back when ol' Huckleberry was trying to run for president, he was following him around everywhere campaigning for him.
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@weishan48875891 @niccruzpatane FSD probably wasn't involved. Elon said "Autopilot" was disengaged, Autopilot and FSD are not the same thing, and I'm pretty sure Elon knows the difference.
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Elon Musk confirmed via Telemetry Data that the woman driving the Cybertruck in this video disengaged the system four seconds before the crash.
She was manually driving throughout this entire video. Don't believe everything you see/hear from Legacy Media about Tesla.
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@TheBigBengal @WilliamShatner Yeah, but that's largely a matter of personal preference. To some people FSD makes up the difference, for others it doesn't. If you're charging at public chargers, the cost savings aren't really that significant.
I still think EVs are better for most people, but not everyone.
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I disagree based on FSD driving being so much more convenient and safer than manual driving, extreme cost saving with electric vs gas, and the performance of the vehicle being so much better.
Does it save a few minutes? Yes. But the other factors outweigh it for me and many others
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And for the #teslarites who don’t understand 500 miles. Time is money. How long does it take to pump a tank of gas? 4-5 mins versus 30. Early last week I went up to the Yosemite area (about 300 miles.) I got up there, did my thing and got gas (5 mins) and drove back. With a Tesla. It would be drive up (maybe on one charge) charge up 20-30 mins, do my thing. Drive back, stop along the way to recharge (again probably another 20 mins…) That’s too long. 500 would be one recharge so it’s 10 mins gas versus 29-30 mins which I would consider.🤷🏼
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@TheBigBengal @WilliamShatner I've been driving Teslas since 2019, and the reality is that I waste a lot less time with it, because I never have to go to gas stations, and most people, like me, only take trips where they'd need to stop to charge a few times a year (if that), and it's not a big deal.
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@TheBigBengal @WilliamShatner You're still better off with a gas car if you're regularly driving that kind of distance. It gives you more flexibility and wastes less time.
If you're only doing it occasionally (which is most people), it's fine, and an EV is much better overall, but gas cars have their place.
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