Governments listen to people that succeed at acting in unison. Individuals can be dealt with swiftly but populations can overturn any government.

Coordinating populations is the hard part if you want revolution. Manipulating populations and their ability to coordinate is your bread and butter if you want to oppress.

I'm sure stranger things have happened in irl lore. Pirate Party (pp) comes to mind.

Let's be real, usb-a is ancient now.

I mean it's more like social media in general is dying. Alex here is the future.

Edit: I knew a guy that was a little bit like this. I.e. young and nerdy enough that I'd expect him to have his eyeballs on the news feed, but no. I used to have to explain references to a bunch of stuff that was "going on" because he didn't care about being "up to date".

Whenever I explained one of those things it rarely felt like knowing that stuff was worth it. It's mostly noise.

Why don't they ~~eat cake~~ fight amongst themselves?

Now I want a team based FPS game where classes are the economic classes.

And you can decide to revolt and switch around the teams to make it proletariat versus bourgeoisie. (The French sure have weird spelling btw)

What ever team that can hold the most strategic points/means of production long enough wins.

I mean that is a good reason to celebrate.

That seems so weird when you think about the pricing for openai API. It feels at least an order of magnitude cheaper than using chatgpt plus subscription, which in turn is $20/month. If Copilot is losing money, openai must be burning money by truckloads.

As a tangent I feel it's a bit symptomatic of our social media landscape having trust issues when we can't allow ourselves to delegate having an opinion about one of the most infected and complex conflicts that is way out of most people's control.

You shouldn't use code that you don't understand. Chatgpt outputs quite readable and understandable code and makes sure to explain a lot of it and you can ask questions about it.

It can save quite a lot of effort, especially for tasks that are more tedious than hard. Even more if you have a general idea of what you want to do but you're not familiar with the specific tools and libraries that you want to use for the task.

Yeah I'm definitely (even) more impressed by that link than by my now very colourful Sync interface. All apps should have that kind of link feature.

(FYI: Long press any settings button to copy a direct link)

I mean Netgear isn't even that bad of an answer. Like we're in the right chapter of the dictionary. Yes my dictionary is by category not alphabetical. Bet you don't even own a physical dictionary. Come to think of it, me neither. Huh.