

if it was AI generated it would be more geometrically correct.


if it was AI generated it would be more geometrically correct.


I’m also curious.
My supposition is that it’s real but it’s not a swastika nor a number 5.
The downward slope on the right is not long enough for it to be a swastika. For that matter the top point of the slope on the left should align with that slope on the right, but that’s too short also.
From the right hand point, it looks like there’s an edge that follows the seam of her pants.
If it was a fake / AI generated swastika tramp stamp none of the above problems would be present.
My guess is that it’s some kind of unique geometric symbol someone designed for a college or university or something, and she’s had it tattooed without realising that with the wrong pair of jeans on it looks like a swastika.
Obviously, of course, that’s just supposition.


I think Canadians probably feel more directly oppressed by Trump.
I’d love to see Albo tell Trump to fuck off, but if he does, he won’t receive the same adulation that Carney has.
Hanson is doing well enough by emulating Trump.


Do those screens exist though?
Its hard to believe a persons data is worth that much.


Indeed. Nothing I’ve seen thus far gives me the impression LLMs will ever be truly useful outside of a few niche tasks.


I know you’re being sarcastic but I don’t know what you’re getting out.
Do dumb screens exist ? If they’re 4x the price, surely my browsing preferences can’t be worth 3x the price ?


Wait, is my GrapheneOS phone unlikely to be hackable by Cellbrite? That’s kind of amazing, I had no idea.


This would be great. Definitely one of the few missing features.


I bought a second hand pixel 8 pro.
I get the vibe there’s not much intention to expand compatibility.


This was my first thought as well.
The vast majority of users couldn’t care less about “the algorithm”, and probably think it’s a good thing.
The people who need this aren’t interested.


I don’t mean to be dismissive, but most of what you’ve described is present elsewhere to varying degrees.
Australia seems comparable on all points, although our pension / super system is not great but not terrible.
Our real estate market is shit, with most people priced out of the market over the last decade.


No way.
Cunts just need to invest the bare minimum of effort required in order to be a member of society and return their trolley to the bay.
The coin lock thingy is shit.
I’ve switched to kagi.
It’s not free, but it’s absolutely the best IMO.
When I search something I don’t see an AI summary. Not sure if I disabled that or not.


Guaranteed, the soap is made somewhere in Asia, the bottles are made in mexico, admin accounting and marketing is in south america or south east asia, but there’s a shed somewhere in the US with a machine that pours soap into bottles and screws the top on.


That’s… Not what I’ll talking about.


Even if unsubscribe “works”, and you get removed from the list, you just get added to the list again for the next campaign.
If it’s not something you subscribed to then it’s spam.


I disagree.
Yes companies have privatised profits and socialised losses since forever, thats not what I’m talking about.
Its not that long ago that you could talk to an actual person in customer service who at least had a supervisor with the authority to do provide an appropriate resolution.
Now the standard mode of operation is to simply close ranks, and make a PR statement like this… “we’re not going to do that simply because you can’t make us”.


That’s obvious, and it’s not what I’m talking about.


I really hate that companies being hostile to their customers has become normalised such that it’s really expected.
There’s very clearly a right and scrupulous thing to do. Not having an obligation to do that is not an excuse not to.
Network effect.