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DupaCycki

@DupaCycki@lemmy.world
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DupaCycki @DupaCycki@lemmy.world
· 3w ago
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When you thought Netanyahu is the problem, but then check other Israeli political parties, and turns out he’s among the least extreme. And has better approval ratings than Hitler had towards the end of the war. Even Gadi Eisenkot - Israel’s most likely next prime minister, whose party is apparently centrist - says any plans of a two-state solution are, quote, ‘delusions’, and openly supports the so-called settlers. The more you learn about Israel, the better you’ll see there’s no hope for it.
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DupaCycki @DupaCycki@lemmy.world
· 3w ago
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Communism promised abolishing classes, but failed. Capitalism promised protecting the elite class above all else, and succeeded.
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DupaCycki @DupaCycki@lemmy.world
· 3w ago
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‘Communist’ party has nothing to do with communism ‘Democratic’ party has nothing to do with democracy Republican fits too, but Democratic is more obvious.
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DupaCycki @DupaCycki@lemmy.world
· 1mo ago
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Daily reminder that buying GTA 6, or any other Rockstar game for that matter, directly supports some of the worst oligarchy and authoritarianism present in the west. Instead of buying any of their worthless slop - pirate, seed, don’t even play it, share any and all leaks. Do your part to hurt their bottom line, and let us hope another Luigi takes up the case. Or ten.
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DupaCycki @DupaCycki@lemmy.world
· 3w ago
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The two bricks are besties and do everything together.
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DupaCycki @DupaCycki@lemmy.world
· 5mo ago
Crazy how long it takes for supposedly extremely brilliant scientists and engineers working at Evil LLC to realize that maybe their work is a net loss for humanity. It's almost as if... they just didn't care and pretended to realize their mistakes once everything was well exposed. It's like reading obviously satirical scientists' memos in Resident Evil. Except it's real life and they're not satire.
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DupaCycki @DupaCycki@lemmy.world
· 3w ago
U.S. Extends Palestinian Visa Ban Ahead Of UN General Assembly The United States has extended visa restrictions on Palestinian Authority officials and PLO members, barring President Mahmoud Abbas from traveling to New York for the second year in a row. The restrictions mark the second consecutive year that Abbas has been prevented from attending the annual high-level session in person. The U.S. Department of State attributed the decision to what it described as the Palestinian Authority’s failure to carry out reforms and its continued activities that, according to Washington, undermine prospects for peace.
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DupaCycki @DupaCycki@lemmy.world
· 7mo ago

why doesnt valve demand devs make linux builds?

Because nobody would do that. Valve is not PlayStation, Xbox or Nintendo. Every publisher would rather release games elsewhere than spend resources on Linux builds.

Plus, most Linux builds are terrible and Proton works much better. To make this happen, first of all you'd need Unreal to die and for most bottom game developers to either lose their jobs or to learn actual game development.

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DupaCycki @DupaCycki@lemmy.world
· 5mo ago
Same thousands of CEOs will continue implementing as much AI as possible, because it literally doesn't matter to them whether or not it impacts employment or productivity.
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DupaCycki @DupaCycki@lemmy.world
· 5mo ago
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You, me, others. It's us. We are Charlie Kirk.
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DupaCycki @DupaCycki@lemmy.world
· 8mo ago
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Become a girl and start carrying a mirror
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DupaCycki @DupaCycki@lemmy.world
· 5mo ago
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This is supposed to be a simplified message for tech illiterate people. While it may not be fully accurate, the alternative is something that <= 5% of the population will understand. Additionally, as others have pointed out, this is how the change was originally planned. It was only adjusted due to massive backlash. Apparently the current backlash is not enough for Google to adjust it further.
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DupaCycki @DupaCycki@lemmy.world
· 6mo ago
You take a short nap and suddenly everything is 40x more expensive...
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DupaCycki @DupaCycki@lemmy.world
· 6mo ago
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Meat-eaters: See block button. Choose to downvote/comment against it instead.

They hate when others speak the truth, which - naturally - makes them look bad. They can only feel good about themselves if the truth is supressed and never spoken out loud.

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DupaCycki @DupaCycki@lemmy.world
· 5mo ago
As a European, same.
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DupaCycki @DupaCycki@lemmy.world
· 7mo ago
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Teamspeak is actually insane in 2026. Just goes to show what kind of progress in online communicators can be made if you invest into anything reasonable and not surveillance.
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DupaCycki @DupaCycki@lemmy.world
· 5mo ago
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What you described is literally a working alternative to capitalism. Nobody said it cannot contain any capitalistic elements. As for a further alternative - how about even more social programs? We all know the countries could easily afford it, so that's an easy step forward.
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DupaCycki @DupaCycki@lemmy.world
· 8mo ago
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Is it imperative you're miserable and barely scraping by. Top 1 priority. Actually, it's in your best interest, but you just don't realize it!
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DupaCycki @DupaCycki@lemmy.world
· 1w ago
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I would rather give Signal my phone number than use a smartphone with Google services.
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DupaCycki @DupaCycki@lemmy.world
· 2w ago
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His Windows being unlicensed makes perfect sense. Why would he give money to Microsoft? In fact, why would you? As for the PC - there are no Russian PCs, so he has to use something foreign. DELLs are very solid, and great for the price if you get them refurbished. Not as solid as Lenovo, which also has considerably fewer American companies in its supply chain. But maybe they just got a good deal on a bunch of DELLs.
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DupaCycki @DupaCycki@lemmy.world
· 1w ago
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As much as I hate making excuses for politicians… Even if Mamdani ordered Netanyahu to be arrested, he’d just be released within two hours, and Mamdani would be the one arrested next. Or dead.
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DupaCycki @DupaCycki@lemmy.world
· 1w ago
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Don’t forget it’s actually beneficial for the colonized, because now their land produces 100x more goods. (They’re getting none of that and are starving to death)
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DupaCycki @DupaCycki@lemmy.world
· 1mo ago
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Which doesn’t make it any less shitty of a channel
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DupaCycki @DupaCycki@lemmy.world
· 1mo ago
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It’s blatant misinformation based on false data. A video on the topic: www.youtube.com/watch?v=HjHMoNGqQTI You can also read Kurzgesagt’s ‘response’, which cherry picks two arguments, twists them, doesn’t even properly respond to them, and ignores all other points made. In perfect, corporate PR fashion. reddit.com/…/kurzgesagt_statement_to_the_conflict…
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DupaCycki @DupaCycki@lemmy.world
· 2w ago
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Linux doesn’t have to be private or secure. Just look at Ubuntu.
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DupaCycki @DupaCycki@lemmy.world
· 2w ago
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Of course, as usual, pro-AI people’s only argument is a hypothetical, what-if scenario. If AI, specifically LLMs, are so great, how come it’s been 5 years and they haven’t meaningfully contributed to a cure for anything? Fundamentally it’s the same bullshit capitalists have been repeating for the last 100 years. Capitalism is rapidly destroying the entire planet, and we’re on track to reach a mass extinction event before the end of the century, but their argument is usually among the lines of: “Well yes, but what if we innovate a groundbreaking technology that will save us all in a few years?” It’s been 100 years and no such technology is even remotely close to being theoretically possible, just like LLMs aren’t anywhere close to being helpful in anything useful.
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DupaCycki @DupaCycki@lemmy.world
· 3w ago
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Newer IPS screens actually managed to close the gap almost entirely, to the point where I personally prefer them over most OLED screens. And I used to be a huge OLED fan. You’ll probably never get pure blacks on a non-OLED display, but good LCDs nowadays are so close you’ll only notice the difference in a completely dark room. Which I think is more than good enough, considering potential OLED issues that never happen on LCDs. Also, fuck LG.
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DupaCycki @DupaCycki@lemmy.world
· 1w ago
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First of all, in general it depends what kind of water is used - river, lake, ground water - but in this case it’s almost always easily accessible river and lake water, because it’s the cheapest (surprise, surprise). This is actually much better than it would have been with underground aquifers, because those take long years to refill. However, whenever you collect river or lake water and evaporate it, it’ll almost never return as rain in the exact same place. Partially because that’s just how it works, and partially because climate change is affecting rain patterns almost everywhere. So if you quickly use up half of an entire river - a good amount of the water will return as rain, but away from the river, so the river will still shrink. This is bad, because ecosystems depend on rivers and lakes, including people. It also doesn’t mean new rivers or lakes will be created elsewhere. All our current lakes and rivers have been created over millenia. Depending on where all that extra rain falls - the water may not even have a positive impact, e.g., because it’ll cause a flood. Depending on the specific geographic location, some of the water may be completely wasted, because the rain will fall into the sea. In the middle of the country (US) it’s pretty much 0%, but closer to the shore it may be nearing 100%. There’s also the problem of some data centers ignoring ecological regulations, and dumping all kinds of waste into the same rivers they use for cooling. There was at least one case of an xAI data center seriously polluting a river. The single biggest issue is just the scale of water extraction. Most of humanity’s water use has been slowly growing over thousands of years, with appropriate infrastructure built and ecological research conducted. Not exactly true in the US (go figure), but I’m simplifying. Big cities obviously use a lot of water, too. But they were built and populated over up to 300 years (or much more outside North America). Now imagine adding several big citties worth of water consumption, all in just a few years, without any ecological oversight.
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DupaCycki @DupaCycki@lemmy.world
· 3w ago
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If the jobs require mental health screenings, and trans people are supposedly mentally ill… surely they’ll just fail, and there’s no need for an additional ban. Surely, right? Or are we about to hear that the radical left has somehow infiltrated all mental health screenings?
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DupaCycki @DupaCycki@lemmy.world
· 3w ago
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Or to Palestine
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