Jesus Christ you people are so annoying.

It’s like arguing with a narcissist. I don’t even know why I try. ✌️

Your attack missed!

You can pull the Enron card when talking about investments in general; your comments do 0 damage.

That was so funny I forgot to laugh.

Seriously, I do not have faith in USD anymore. What’s left of my paycheck after bills all goes to BTC, and I sell what I need on demand to cover day to day costs. Been doing this since 2019 and it has paid off handsomely.

My portfolio disagrees.

Y’all should have bought BTC when the price was hovering around $19K about 3 years ago. I told you the price was going to go up, but no one listened. Now it’s at $105K, I’m $60k richer, and y’all are still whining and complaining that it’s a “scam”.

Hate to break it to you, but bitcoin isn’t to crash and burn anytime soon. It’s still early; buy in now or regret it for the rest of your life.

I was really getting into that article, and then it just just suddenly ends. How anticlimactic. I was hoping the article writer was a bit more dedicated towards finding out why Google posted his personal number in the first place…

You can say that about literally any consumer product, however.

Kevin Rose is in charge again? I thought he sold Digg after the massive failure that was v4 back in 2010.

Either way, I’m glad to see that digg is coming back. Reddit needs more competition. I’m hopeful that they will succeed this time around and steal back the user base that migrated to reddit and helped make them become the evil giant they are today (I am one such migrant).

You have the patience of a saint.

That ticket is never going to get responded to. Make another one, and if they don’t answer within 3 days, start blowing up their phones.

LMAO

Aww that’s disappointing, but I’m not surprised. Otherwise we’d be using this tech to help colorblind people tell the difference between red and green.

Maybe it’s just my ADHD, but the article doesn’t seem to be clear on something: do these contacts actually allow you to see into near-infrared as it exists, or do they merely shift the light into a spectrum we can see, the way cameras do? I’m hoping for the former, but I doubt we have the tech to allow us to see new colors simply by putting on a pair of contacts.

(Also, the mental image of scientists putting tiny little contact lenses on mice is hilarious to me.)

So don’t stare directly at them, then?

Infrared lights don’t need a lot of wattage to do their job. They wouldn’t be any more obnoxious than a light bulb.

Yes CamelCamelCamel is still useful. I check it every time before a major purchase.

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I need this for the nail salon. When is it hitting stores and for how much? (I didn’t see any mention of cost/availability in the article.)

I wish LibreOffice would do what OnlyOffice did and update their interface to something more modern. That, or I wish OnlyOffice would stop being so Russian.

Yeah seriously; unless you’re an audiophile who spends extra on quality headphones, your Bluetooth buds are probably using the SBC codec, which cuts off frequencies at 16kHz and thus is hardly better than listening to a 128Kbps MP3. (In Android you can see what codec your headphones are using by going into the developer options.)

And to be honest, if you care enough about sound quality to spend extra on the high res tier in your streaming service of choice, you’re probably using wired headphones. Audiophiles don’t fuck with Bluetooth.