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FreddiesLantern leminal.space FreddiesLantern@leminal.space
Joined: 2025-09-19
#52 · Quote Reply

Not yucking anyone’s jum, but that’s a bit of a weird line up.

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BanMe lemmy.world BanMe@lemmy.world
Joined: 2025-09-01
#53 · Quote Reply

Just hack them, make 'em fight for you.

They are almost certainly going to be hard-coded to receive instructions or a keep-alive message directly from cloud servers, their telemetry and video streams will be processed on company servers as part of the contracts with the military, to keep an always-on service agreement in place. To prevent the DOD from doing the same, or foreign governments.

We are going to need to develop hardware disarming mechanisms, EMP guns and other things I won't be mentioning on a public forum.

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agingelderly lemmy.world agingelderly@lemmy.world
Joined: 2026-02-03
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Donjuanme lemmy.world Donjuanme@lemmy.world
Joined: 2023-06-15
#55 · Quote Reply

I’ve yet to have anyone adequately explain how it’s not going to rain in the future… Its a pretty well covered topic if you're interested in an answer. Here's a TLDR version: increase in atmospheric temperature means more water is held in the air as vapor instead of liquid water (and its not as equally distributed around the Earth then) The atmosphere holds 7% more water vapor for every degree ...

An increase in temperature also increases the evaporation rate of water. rain storms will be more intense, but just because the atmosphere holds more water doesn't mean it won't also be releasing more water.

Venus isn't at all comparable to Earth.... That's a literal crazy comparison. If Earth received 30% more solar radiation, didn't have ocean heat sinks (I most worry about global warming because of the cccd rising, not about "where are we going to get water from", between using fossil fuels for combustion to make energy, and the elimination of calcium carbonate life forms in the ocean, we're going to asphyxiate long before we dehydrate, or over hydrate, or whatever we're worried about from the water)

More extreme water patterns doesn't mean less drinking water.

Less ocean bio activity means less breathable air.

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partial_accumen lemmy.world partial_accumen@lemmy.world
Joined: 2023-06-15
#56 · Quote Reply

An increase in temperature also increases the evaporation rate of water. rain storms will be more intense, but just because the atmosphere holds more water doesn't mean it won't also be releasing more water. Venus isn't at all comparable to Earth.... That's a literal crazy comparison. If Earth received 30% more solar radiation, didn't have ocean heat sinks (I most worry about global warming bec...

Venus isn’t at all comparable to Earth… That’s a literal crazy comparison.

Some people are only able to identify the differences using hyperbole. I specifcally called out Venus as an extreme example to highlight the difference in atmospheric conditions. I did not suggest the Earth would become Venus.

but just because the atmosphere holds more water doesn’t mean it won’t also be releasing more water.

I addressed this directly.

More extreme water patterns doesn’t mean less drinking water.

Except it does. Yes, the water will be released, but not in the same geographic places and the other conditions created by climate change will mean when it rains far less of that fresh water will be usable or capturable.

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root lemmy.wtf IAMgROOT@lemmy.wtf
Joined: 2026-03-31
#57 · Quote Reply

as an electronics nerd, these things are FRAGILE. They wont alloe you to even TOUCH them because the MPUs alongside the RAM/ROM/Flash chips are extremely sensitive near hydraulic motors and if even a single pad or pin gets dislocated, it just breaks

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