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Yes, "We've" figured out the dangers of PFAS just now, but when companies started producing them back over 50 years ago, company 3M knew it (to say the least) wasn't good.

I'm pretty sure the scientists who dealt with these chemicals even warned against using it, but some higher ups still let it pass

Not related, forgive me please, but if you give me the bully's location, I can do some of my own justice to them. (unfortunately sarcastic)

... then it cracks and water spills everywhere.

I think the issue isn't us doing these things, but if we did, it'd have no impact.

I would look into the mass production of these plastics and try to change some things there.

Some people are stupid.

I'm not doing the math, but assuming it's correct, that's really impressive. It's all on perspective!

My apologies if I missed your point, but don't other free search tools do that?

Or maybe it is because I haven't used high-quality search, and I am blinded by it's true greatness.

May I ask why specifically Kagi? What's special about it compared to other search engines, aside from being privacy friendly? Like, you could say Searx is also nice because of that. Or Duckduckgo. Or Brave Search.

What sets Kagi apart, and especially, what makes it different?

I thought the title was a joke, but now that I read it... what the hell.

I know this is off-topic, but wow, he died not too long ago (June 10)

I have a differest experience, I put in over 20 chars for a password and I can register.

bro wtf lol

We can make up all kinds of scenarios and post them here, but that's not gonna change that this shit regulation's gonna come sooner or later.

A few things to say:

First, that's actually pretty cool. Second, that's just not what a 14 year old should be doing.

Third, fucking VSCode? You gotta be kidding me.

I'm not an expert bn this field, but I'm pretty sure that's a "yikes".

That's exactly what I was thinking.

Hey, I wanna figure my stuff out.

Hey man, I'm just curious

Just wanna say the first thought I had when I read this is that these tiny pixels will soon end up in our body just like forever chemicals when these devices get thrown away.

They're claimed to be the size of blood cells.

All of humanity's problems stem from man's inability to sit quietly in a room alone.

Blaise Pascal

agreed

It is open source, my hope is someone will fork the project and continue on it's own.

I want to explain this from my perspective so you can maybe see why this is happening:

I remember all the talk about quiet quitting and working home and all that, but because media has slowly shifted away from that, I seemed to think about it less. In fact, I completely forgot about quiet quitting until you just mentioned it, when I realized they have slowly blocked it out.

Imagine that. It took me a while to realize that. And I still needed something to remind me of it. A lot of people aren't constantly reminded about it, which means they'll think more about whatever is currently in the media and keep falling for their trap.

Oh, okay.

Okay, maybe 90s MS could've, but I have a feeling that's 30 years ago.

I don't know if this is sarcastic or not.

How would you be able to pick and cover specific covers without buying the book?

Take my word for a grain of salt, I think it's just trying to control who can access what. Richer get more stuff.

What about Lemmy? The fediverse isn't JUST Mastodon.

May I introduce you to... Mastodon? The Fediverse?