Subtlysubtle

Subtlysubtle , 5 months ago to technology in Microsoft CEO calls for tech industry to 'act' after AI photos of Taylor Swift circulate X

You know, whatever it takes to get people to act. Sometimes it’d something dumb that motivates prople.

Subtlysubtle , 5 months ago to technology in FedEx is launching a new e-commerce platform as it competes with Amazon

I feel like everyone has had a bad experience with one of the major delivery services and just decides to shit on them. I’ve had packages busted by FedEx, usps, ups, that guy that drops off packages from his unmarked van. Like I get 97% of stuff okay, but 3% comes broken from them all.

Subtlysubtle , 5 months ago to technology in Twitch "isn't profitable" admits CEO, in wake of recent layoffs

My guess is he’s using that statement to sidestep criticism of layoffs. I mean, is it wrong to take the long view? No. Does that mean they had to lay off people and put them in a precarious situation? Maybe, maybe not. But the explanation that sounds palatable.

Subtlysubtle , 5 months ago to technology in eBay to pay $3 million after employees sent fetal pig, funeral wreath to Boston couple

That’s insane. It sounds like ebay must have a toxic culture to let that happen.

Subtlysubtle , 6 months ago to technology in Elon Musk "We dug our own grave with 'FULL SELF DRIVING""

hbomberguy did a good video on thunderf00t

Subtlysubtle , 6 months ago to technology in Next Samsung Galaxy Buds to have on-device AI for language translation

You just have to remeber to flip them on.

Subtlysubtle , 6 months ago to memes in I'm Sadman

Bat man got fat, man.

Subtlysubtle , 10 months ago to android in Google Keep’s Android app is getting formatting tools and version history - The Verge

It’s what I started using and now I’m stuck. Anyone know of any export tools?

Subtlysubtle , 10 months ago to nostupidquestions in Is America Really That Bad?

I would also add that the capitalist class loves to promote the idea if America as the greatest nation on earth because that storyline benefits them. They’ve already won the game and are benefiting from our current system. They don’t want it to change.

If we admit we have shortcomings–large gap in wealth equality, lack of accessible and affordible health services, piss poor public transportation, unaffordable child care paired with living costs so large 2 incomes are required, poor school funding, pervasive gun violence, and Policing that emphasizes violence, just to name a few-- then we are also acknowedging that we have to change things. Why would those who greatly benefit from our current system want change?