Alive internet theory

The bots are secretly humans

AI gives different answers for the same question. I dont think you can make a prompt that can make it answer the same all the time

Calcgpt is an example where the AI is wrong most of the time, but it may not be the best example

Its probably the average number per day in a month(the total number divided by 30)

The idea of quantum bogosort should be applied to more things

If you tap and it doesnt start, destroy the universe

In my country, people above a certain age think sending an email is impressive

I have seen people not think someone with a gmail email could email to someone with a yahoo email

I have also seen teachers who teach ICT be confused when seeing a email that isnt one of the popular ones

Posadism but without rebuilding society?

Is this a contradiction? 99% of people are starving farmers who eat dirt for dinner and 1% are chosen from birth to be taught nothing other than how to hack the West

Edit: i forgot to add /s

If that makes bluesky bad, lemmy should get an award for how terrible it is

“The rich intentionally causing global warming to make people have to use cars”

Projectile protection or blast protection could be useful if you are in an action movie

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Playstore console costs 25€? I paid only 5€ when i made my account

There is an operating system that doesnt have AI or is made by a giant corporation trying to make as much profit as possible

TetrisOS

Didnt twitter do it before reddit?

I have been using inspect element to manually remove ads and other annoying things

Thanks for reminding me that i can just use useblock origin!

Romania has a law against hate speech

In my area, kids receive money instead of candy when going to people and singing on Saint Nicolas, between Saint Nicolas and Christmas, before Christmas, on Christmas, after Christmas and on New Year day

I also know that different parts of my country do the same

You can still dress up as ghosts and ask people for candy they will just give you firecrackers instead

In my country, Saint Nicolas is celebrated way more than Halloween