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A small USB-C hub. It has a USB-C out on one end then HDMI, 2 USB-A ports and another USB-C in on the other. I use it as my travel dock for my switch and steam deck, I've used it as a USB A to C converter, and I'll use it to test inputs on various TVs. I've gotten so much more mileage out of this $15 Amazon purchase than I ever would have expected

We insource our torture. Outside firms never get our branding right and it sends mixed messages to our consumers and adversaries. That said, having a single app for laundering services in each region's major currency would save me a lot of time and burner phones

Reminder: steam deck verified has to do with the game launching and having gamepad support. Performance doesn't matter that much. Wait until you see benchmarks before you make decisions, the game can still run like shit on steam deck

In one of the most compelling cases I can argue for the existence of lawyers as a sci-fi fan, let me introduce the 0th and 1st law of robotics

• A robot may not harm humanity, or, by inaction, allow humanity to come to harm

• A robot may not injure a human being or, through inaction, allow a human being to come to harm

Well you know what they say. What's the difference between a baby and a bag of coke? Clapton would never drop a bag of coke out a window

Similarly "Clapton's" I shot the sheriff was originally a Bob Marley song

In fact, being the racist twat he is, Clapton changed a lyric from "I didn't shoot no deputy" to "I didn't shoot the deputy". While only slightly different Clapton's version implies that those roles are held by two people whereas Marley's implies it's the same person. That's because Marley's was a protest song saying that the police in his community were sent by colonizers and had no interest in protecting their community. Thus his claim that he did shoot a sheriff (a position he has no respect for) but he did not shoot a deputy (someone the community authorizes to enforce their own rules). That distinction was kind of the entire point of the song and Clapton changed it, presumably due to the aforementioned fact that he is a racist twat

I recently watched Flow and with enough care and effort a movie doesn't need dialog to be impactful and well done. There is often a large gulf between what is possible and what they're going to do but I'll be interested to see where this goes

I get what you're saying but so far in my experience here the vast majority of AI content is at least identified as such. AI content is here to stay and in my opinion attempts to remove/ban it will just make it more insidious. If you go back to Reddit AI posts/comments are everywhere and absolutely none of it is labeled. On lemmy people get to choose to interact with it which I think is probably way better

This reminds me of that greentext that was something along the lines of'

Boys, get an autistic GF

2 weeks before every birthday or major holiday I just ask her if there's anything she's been wanting recently

I buy exactly the things she's talking about

Every time she's blown away at how good my gifts are

It's just that easy

Ugh, I try not to be this guy but 7/10 of those movies are remakes/sequels and of the remaining 3 one is the 14th iteration of a character, one is a video game adaptation, and the other is a superhero movie (I assume it ties into the MCU but I can't be fucked to care). I understand you typically get hyped for things you can expect but this list sucks

If there's one thing we've seen it's the Republican party's ability to run a government on a slim majority effectively. Oh wait, you're saying that doesn't happen? We're just going to watch a bunch of in fighting for months? Awesome.

I'm glad you're happy but I got similar results in half the time. I went from 40k, to 70, then 80, then 120, and finally 135 now in about 6 years. Of those each time I got a new job, except for 70 to 80 which was when I went from contracting to full time at the same job. Hell, I asked my manager at that job how I could get a raise and he said my best bet was to quit, go work somewhere else and come back in a few years. My number one piece of career advice I give everyone is "quit your job" especially if you work corporate