Comment Re:Even your body wants to kill you (Score 0) 90
Pretty sure, the potential carcinogen issue only affects certain people... if not, why are there people who've smoked and drank their whole lives and not gotten a thing?
From what I've gathered, it all boils down to the length of ones telomeres. Telomeres are protective DNA at the end of chromosomes and act as a shield from incorrect instructions being inserted into the blueprints of a cell. They will slowly breakdown as a person ages and once they are no longer viable that is when a cell can start to produce mutations and in time cancer. The length of telomeres is genetically linked and there is no way to make them longer from what I have read. So it is possible that somebody who has very long telomeres is able to smoke or drink their entire lives and not end up with cancer because their telomeres were protecting cellular replication.
Comment Re:Knock me over with a feather (Score 1) 78
Comment Re:American issue, not Walmart specific (Score 1) 79
Comment Re: the solution to "the mental health crisis" (Score 1) 264
Comment Re:High price. (Score 1) 35
Google Pixel 10a is on sale for $579 CAD (ending today)
Comment Where's my cut!? (Score 0) 56
NY: "By ignoring our laws, Kalshi is running an illegal operation and harming New Yorkers in the process."
Kalshi: "Our mistake NY, here's your cut of the fleecing... I mean, profits."
NY: "We stand corrected. By following our laws, Kalshi is running an exemplary operation and enriching the lives of New Yorkers everywhere!"
Comment Re:"Focused on Discovery" (Score 1) 30
Comment Sesame AI (Score 1) 17
Sesame AI was doing this close to 2 years ago. I don't know where they are now with the model as I haven't been keeping up with it, but I played with the demo a few years ago and it was fun to chat with for a time. I'm sure openAI saw it, ripped it off and now pushing it like it is revolutionary.
Comment Re:Hot or cold? Make your minds up! (Score 1) 164
Either you misunderstood what they wrote or the writer - deliberately or not - misrepresented the process.
What OP was refering to was the AMOC or Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation.
Here is an article from CNN: A vital system of Atlantic Ocean currents is weakening and closer to collapse than thought, new studies finds
Comment Re:Expesnive controller (Score 4, Informative) 92
Comment Re:I call bullshit (Score 1) 216
Comment Re:Capitalism (Score 1) 36
Capitalism can't be abolished fast enough.
Since you are so forward thinking with your statement, what do you suggest we replace it with? Or are you just another parrot without a shred of real thought?
Comment Re:Not a fan (Score 2) 59
I love my steam deck and use it all the time. I have the original run model and it is still holding up great. I added emulation so I can play old console games on it, in addition to my Steam library. I can play games from the NES era right through to PS3. I play all kinds of games on it, from Super Mario Bros 3 to Super Mega Baseball. I find it is perfect for games in that mid range tier, things like Hades, Rayman Legends, Tony Hawk etc...
Comment Re:Last FM != Soma FM (Score 2) 10
I have been using last.fm since 2008. I mainly use it to track/chart my listening habits. It is great for those who like statistics, see which bands you listen to most and when, trends in your plays. It is also handy to easily find bands you listen to who are in town, connect with people who have similar listening habits and just chat about music. Pretty much a Facebook for bands/artists, when Facebook was about connecting people (pre-like, wall, and corporations using it).
Soma.FM was great back in the day, when it was mainly Groove Salad.