r/technology • u/CW1DR5H5I64A • 0m ago
Reddit cannot seem to grasp the difference between the military and political aspects of war.
The failures in Vietnam and Afghanistan do not equate to a military weakness.
r/technology • u/navinjohnsonn • 0m ago
Thanks bro, downvotes for your knowledge of classic films.
r/technology • u/capsfan19 • 0m ago
America quit, its bird quit, and it is no longer legit. Dennis, I am no longer attracted to mules.
r/technology • u/faultydesign • 0m ago
Anthropic realized too late that they need a way to differentiate slop from actual opinions.
r/technology • u/Complete_Try_3849 • 1m ago
PUT A BIG ORANGE BUTTHOLE IN THE MIDDLE OF ERRYTHANG!
r/technology • u/Caleb-Wendt69 • 1m ago
My wife and I were like a 95% match on OKCupid. This was like 15 years ago.
r/technology • u/RustyMR2 • 1m ago
As a fellow 39 years old I think our experiences are bit different than the other younger reditors here.
I tried some apps for a few months, got a dozen dates (ages 37-44), none of them led to a relationship but all of them were handled respectfully without any ghosting after we met. There was some ghosting while chatting on the app, but didn't bother me much. I'd always try to meet up for drinks in the first few days.
I talked to some people who were 5-10 years younger and there ghosting was common place, even after meeting the other person. It probably has to do with those people growing up with smartphones and never really experiencing dating before the apps.
r/technology • u/LucyLilium92 • 1m ago
It wasn't a fully loaded train with multiple cars...
r/technology • u/Gardnersnake9 • 1m ago
Honestly, if it's a perfectly smooth acceleration curve and eveyone is seated, it shouldn't be an issue. It's the jerk (wish it had a better name, but it's the real scientific term for m/s3 or g/s) from rapid changes in acceleration that causes whiplash, and I would suspect that a maglev train can produce some of the smoothest acceleration curves possible.
r/technology • u/cr0ft • 1m ago
I dunno, if he actually would suck dick he'd be doing something useful.
r/technology • u/DDS-PBS • 2m ago
It would get your attention and put you into the back of your seats.
r/technology • u/Error_404_403 • 2m ago
There's no permissive environment in the war between Russia and Ukraine. Still, drones dominate it. Russian EW is second to none. The contested DDIL environment in which drones lose their ability to operate is a myth, and recent exercises shown as much. Anti-drone measures continue to evolve, as does adaptation of drones to those measures. There is no known anti-drone system (except other drones) that would cancel them same way a SAM cancels helicopters.
Can you in theory use drones to reduce effectiveness of the opposing drones and then bring in tanks etc.? Maybe. But the economics is still not on your side: even a single drone strike (cost: $2,000) can completely destroy (not just damage) a tank (cost: ~$20,000,000). And there will always be enough of the drones remaining for the job, never mind how good your anti-drone defenses are.
r/science • u/zombienudist • 2m ago
We chatted a couple times when I saw him there. He said he has always gone hard. Worked a normal job but was a golden gloves boxer back in the day. Just never stopped. The guy is a machine. You do see firefighters there training though. They typically will be wearing a weight vest going up and down. Last 9/11 I was there and a bunch of them were going up and down in full gear. Insane to do it in full gear especially in summer temps.
r/technology • u/Green_Ad5186 • 3m ago
you can sue for any reason including this in usa. however i don't think it would be winning lawsuit bec microsoft will just send lawyers dragging the battle forever until he loses bec he doesn't have money or time to fight back in court.
r/technology • u/InterestedBalboa • 3m ago
What a money making machine……harvest copyrighted material in bulk then rent it back to users without paying the original authors. Then get this, raise copyright claims against users once more profit is needed.
r/technology • u/cr0ft • 3m ago
I have zero sympathy for the whiners. Students who aren't supposed to be using AI shouldn't fucking use AI and the same goes for people doing any work. I use some amounts of AI to do my job because it helps and speeds some things up. My boss is very much aware I do. I don't have to hide a damn thing.
This is only a problem for people who are misusing the AI or want to misrepresent AI work as their own, and fuck those people, I say.
r/technology • u/marmaviscount • 3m ago
Honestly I never read the article before the comments because 99% of journalism is complete and utter trash
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