Dragon @ Dragon @lemmy.ml

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So far the only papers that I've seen cover this unequivocally are foreign ones

I don't know, that might be true. Certainly at some price it becomes a good deal.

I mean I was talking about a used car sale, which doesn't financially contribute to the company. It bothers me that people object to simply owning a Tesla (not buying) to the point that they feel like they have to get rid of one they already have. This mentality speaks to a sickness of identity which ties ones indicators of belonging to a commercial brand. I am not even talking about consumer choices like whether to shop at Amazon. I am talking about publicly visible choices like clothing, cars, watches. To suggest that these should communicate ones political alignment or disalignment is to buy into the idea of brand as identity.

Idk I haven't been paying much attention I've only heard about the cyber truck specifically having issues

I guess it depends on how much used Tesla are going for. If enough people want to get rid of them the price should keep falling.

If it was within my budget I would buy a used Tesla. They're pretty decent cars. The idea that your car should communicate your values or identity is Bourgeois ideology that I fully reject.

There is a reality show where retired law enforcement officers try to hunt you down and if you stay hidden for a month you win $250,000. Very informative. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hunted_(American_TV_series)

"Top relative" probably means the search term which is the highest relative to other states, so them being different is built into the concept.

Damn for some reason I was thinking Australia. But I just looked up endemic mammals of new Zealand and apparently they do have endemic bats and dolphins https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Zealand_lesser_short-tailed_bat https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hector%27s_dolphin

What about kangaroos

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It has value because it can be exchanged for dollars. It originally could be exchanged for dollars because people believed in it the same as a God. It is a simulacrum of dollars that became hyperreal.

Instead of self-hosting, I have a device that can hold a large amount of sideloaded material and sync between my PC and device with syncthing. Boox devices work well for this.

I have less of an issue with individual communities banning certain links, I think an instance-wide ban on anything due to ideology is annoying. I can figure out that Nazis suck on my own, thank you.

That kind of things is part of the reason I came to Lemmy.

Are there other sites to which links are banned? I don't really like that policy for anything no matter how nefarious. Unless it's malware or a liability and going to land the visitor in prison.

Elon was named after a town in a scifi book written by a Nazi rocket scientist recruited through Operation Paperclip https://www.mind-war.com/p/the-elon-how-a-nazi-rocket-scientist It is weird that people don't mention this more.

Oh cool, I didn't realize they added that. I tried Mastadon a while ago and couldn't find anything interesting. I don't use any micro blogging apps.

I'm pretty sure Bluesky has hashtags. Subscribing to a hashtag and muting someone temporarily is nice. I think the main feature Mastadon is missing is discovery algorithms. Most people use that heavily on social media, whether they admit they value it or not.

What features?