It’s like, most trans people are working class. In fact, unless membership in a group is defined by wealth, most members of said group are working class.
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What I mean is, there’s nothing we could do if the aliens did that to us.
Probably not. Just being capable of interstellar spaceflight opens up some really nice ways to kill a lot of people, such as redirecting asteroids. Or just drop nuclear bombs from orbit. Nothing we could do. Also, what if the aliens show up with more soldiers than we have people?
A transhuman. Funnily enough, the term is normally used to describe humans who want to be computers. I suppose we could call those transCPUs.
Gnosia
Single player social deduction game/ visual novel.
Saledovilto Harry Potter@literature.cafe•Why it’s important to boycott J.K. Rowling in light of her continued transphobic stanceEnglish21·4 天前Earthsea is also good.
Saledovilto Canada@lemmy.ca•Ban flavoured vapes now, anti-smoking groups urge Carney’s government - National | Globalnews.ca3·4 天前I tried flavored vapes without nicotine once. I quickly lost interest.
You hear your buddy, but you can’t see him because of foliage in the way. “Where are you?”. This scenario could happen all throughout history.
Saledovilto Enough Musk Spam@lemmy.world•xAI to pay Telegram $300M to integrate Grok into the chat app | TechCrunch2·5 天前You’re supposed to get money for your product, not the other way around.
I’m not a big fan of biometrics, which is a solution proposed in the article, though I’ve only read it in part. (I stopped when opposition to biometrics and blockchain was called ideological.) The reason being that biometrics can’t be revoked, as in, once a bad guy has a copy of your fingerprint or whatever, he can forever compromise any system where you authenticate yourself with your fingerprint. Secondly, biometrics aren’t hashable. Biometric values change slightly due to environmental factors, and due to imprecise measurements. This makes it impossible to ever get the exact same measurement again. This in turn means that anybody who runs authentication needs to store whatever biometric is used to authenticate you. Therefore, if they have a data breach, your metrics are forever compromised.
Zombies are inherently magic, so a Zombie with the ability to magically disintegrate cybertrucks is as plausible as a regular Zombie.
Saledovilto politics @lemmy.world•'Call This What It Is—Theft': Republicans Approve Largest Medicaid, SNAP Cuts in US History157·11 天前Yeah, he personally turned 26487 children into various meat products for the whit house barbecue. He’s a surprisingly good chef, though. Those spare ribs were the best I ever had.
Saledovilto Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•They put A.I. in my truck. It warns me of everything I do wrong verbally. It reports everything to HQ. It is from a company called Solera. I take offense to this. Am I wrong? What can I do? Anything?37·14 天前You could then tie a bunch of trucks together, and have them run on this special lane.
If a company pays for youtube sponsorships, they’re likely a scam.
SaledoviltoPolitical Memes@lemmy.world•Feeling grateful that we were able to save Palestine last election.61·16 天前Trump has done many things for Gaza. Great, beautiful things you wouldn’t believe. So much investment planned. Beautiful Trump resort will be build.
Saledovilto Green Party•Imagine if working class ALL voted for Eugene Debs, Ralph Nader, Dr Jill Stein? We'd have universal healthcare, good wages, housing & free uni. Instead of police state, corruption, & endless wars11·17 天前And when the greens campaign, they try to win over Democrat voters, instead of non-voters or Republicans. If they’re genuinly interested in winning the election, they would go after all 3 groups instead of just Democrats. And if they’d have any genuine interest in their political goals, they’d be mindful of the spoiler effect. The greens are undermining the working class, and the best thing that can be said about them is that they’re incompetent.
Saledovilto Green Party•Imagine if working class ALL voted for Eugene Debs, Ralph Nader, Dr Jill Stein? We'd have universal healthcare, good wages, housing & free uni. Instead of police state, corruption, & endless wars1·17 天前The list of greens in office starts with David Spanagel, who is on the board of Library trustees in Littleton, MA until 2028. Negligible like background radiation. Does anybody on that list hold a position that actually matters?
I edited my comment before you posted your comment. You’re right.
Well, the entity in the comic is like an actual, sentient AI rather than what we have now, given that it expresses and acts on a desire (in this case, wanting to be human). We’re probably several breakthroughs away from actually building a sentient AI.