Autocorrect hates me, I am sorry.
People don’t follow them perfectly, but evangelicals straight up don’t follow them.
Modern evangelical Christians in the US are made up of pro-slavery southern fundamentalists, wrapped up in the idea the earth will soon end and you need to recruit more evangelicals. It’s a hate based pyramid scheme.
What are the odds Trump (of Epstein child trafficking fame) tried using this as leverage?
Yes.
They’re the ones who help their neighbours, treat immigrants with respect, don’t hoard wealth beyond what they’ll conceivably ever need.
Evangelicals are not Christians.
They’re almost all charlatans, with a few sheep mixed in to pay for the mega church.
How do you know they’re not Christian: they don’t file any of Christ’s teachings and they lie about speaking in tongues. If you don’t follow Christ’s own teachings, by definition you’re not Christian.
How is Schuner not considered a generational failure after 2024?
They lost a supermajority to a convicted felon, adjudicated rapist, and the star of the Epstein files.
Americans need to realize the centre is actually 2 miles left of their “extreme left wing”.
Tentatively interesting, but probably not.
The memory limits would be too low and I sing trust chromium much.
Ah yes, Schroedinger’s clean room.
As long as you don’t look at the training process it’s a clean rewrite.
I suggest you should treat your own network as at least a little compromised.
Most houses run something that has a residential proxy, browsers like Chrome are happy to snoop on your local network, and apps and smart devices are completely free to use your network as they see fit by default.
Anything that has sensitive data should be handled via https.
What does this change?
Like 20 million people actually came out and voted, which is great, but the system is exactly the same.
So how can we trust the US when frankly, never in its history has the US punished their leaders or this tore off behaviour.
For a country that brags about checks and balances, I’ve watched your leaders sell pardons, pardon each other, and your Supreme Court decided the president is immune to consequences.
I lined the day one sober comment, but the US isn’t even sober.
Don’t interrupt them on the road to ruin
Anyone using FXFF? Curious if it’s any good
A gross lack of understanding of statistical processes.
It works every time, 12% of the time.
I think it was well over a year ago I had my first AI agent do this and I’ve been strictly rootless podman ever since (for everything, not just agents).
Any AI stuff I run goes in a sandbox (Nono on Linux, sandbox on macOS). I also used my own harness for a long time, which only had a limited set of file operations, sandboxed JavaScript code mode, and everything else was installed as a plugin.
Don’t pretend you haven’t been sane washing Trumpenomics the last two fucking years economist.
Is been disappointing.
Me too
Jesus Christ. Why?! How?
Edit: I can’t figure out how to upload gifs to Lemmy… please imagine castle-nathan.gif
Can I add to your vent that everything is way over complicated and annoying than it needs to be or should be?
The new MacOS has no easy way to delete apps. You used to simply drag them to the trash and boom, gone. It’ it would show a dust cloud animation and make fun noise.
Then it was you had to hold alt and open the app launchpad then click the little X icon. That wasn’t so bad, but not intuitive.
Now the apps are owned by App Store and need admin permissions to delete, so you can’t drag them to the trash.
Then the new updates, to push Siri AI, redesigned the app launcher so now there’s no like X to click and you can’t drag to trash. So how do you delete them?
Once you install an app, to delete it you have to go open App Store, click your profile icon, go to Downloaded Apps, click the Mac OS toggle, scroll to the unsorted non-searchable list of every app you EVER installed on any Mac you’ve ever owned until you find it, click an ellipse menu, click Delete App, then approve the confirmation pop up.
What the fuck?! It’s an 8 step process to delete an app. It’s stupid.