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I don't think it was even an emulator, it was probably the official Nintendo port called 'Super Mario Run'.

Every person born is another potential consumer for [PRODUCT]

I think you're really overestimating how much it fails. I've had great success with language translation, and for everything I've studied using it, it can be used as a great aggregator for tools and resources. Way faster than digging through SEO crap spewed out everywhere on the web. Another thing to realise is that the traditional search engine is dead. It sucks at indexing compared to AI. I don't know about you, but I don't like having to end at least 60% of my searches with 'reddit' to find a non-SEO result.

Personally, I don't know what most people use AI for, but it's been fantastic for turning natural language questions into great leads for further research (which I do with a normal browser). Definitely a huge time save not having to start my research by skimming 15 articles looking for a specific keyword which makes a concept click, or to even discover a concept at all.

Right? Like isn't that the entire point of the Fediverse? Aren't we meant to be able to exist in little instances with values that we align with? And if people don't like it, they're free to move somewhere else, or peacefully block us and our ways?

I was born in 04, I work in tech so it's definitely dependant on a lot of factors, I think the biggest being siblings/parents that are into tech. My oldest brother was into tech so he taught me a lot of piracy stuff from a young age.

"been around tech their whole life" more like they have a locked down phone, locked down game console and MAYBE a desktop computer. It's too rounded out and consumer friendly now, you never have to peek under the hood.

This is dope, maybe one day I'll be able to travel SEA with a friend who is deadly allergic.

This has been floating around a bit, lines up with 4plebs archive.

it's soyjak.party

It most likely didn't though, most phishing campaigns are offered by postmaster services. Not to mention, the email domain was probably not an official company one (this first sign of a phishing email).

They're a single-issue party but the members behind them still have some substance. Before joining the party, many had successfully advocated and pushed bills surrounding environmental issues. Coupled in with the economic aspects of cannabis production, I think they're a party with quite a bit of substance. (no pun intended) my main goal in voting for them is to make legal cannabis a more popular policy amongst lib/lab which can be implemented to absorb votes. They're pretty similar to the Greens minus the 'we need moar votes to do anything' aspect.

Is it an Australian instance? whats the domain?