#cyberpunk

[vantablack@cyberpunk.lol]

#cyberpunk

[vfrmedia@cyberpunk.lol]

@vantablack TBH I'm glad there aren't flying cars - the way folk drive round here there would regularly be bits of metal and other debris raining down from above and landing on peoples heads (as well as all the trash folk yeet from their vehicles windows)

[switch@tenforward.social]

@vantablack FFS. Are they beaming up socks? Is that why I lose some with each load?

[grob@mstdn.social]

@vantablack damn, that's a lot of laundry

[iodomi@infosec.exchange]

@vantablack using water for laundering clothes wasn't enough the "AI" also needs it

[pomegranate_stew@kind.social]

@switch @vantablack
I deleted the LG app when an update wanted my contacts. Why does my washer need my contacts?

Then it died for the second time about a year later so instead of fixing it again we bought a regular old non-IoTs washer. It works great.

[switch@tenforward.social]

@pomegranate_stew Oh ours is definitely a regular old fashion non-IoT washer too. @vantablack

[mztx@forcefemm.ing]

@vantablack heres a non-slopified version of the screenshot in the meme

[mast0d0nphan@beige.party]

@switch @pomegranate_stew @vantablack Are there any non-IoT washer-dryer combos?

[qgustavor@urusai.social]

@vantablack Why is it trending here? Isn't the below "screenshot" clearly AI generated?

[horstworst@social.tchncs.de]

@vantablack
What a sloppy meme...
The "news" is 2 years old and the picture is AI slop
https://www.tomshardware.com/networking/your-washing-machine-could-be-sending-37-gb-of-data-a-day

[madmike77@chaos.social]

@mztx @vantablack Thanks. I was wondering what the heck the x-axis meant on the original post.

[droidboy@social.cologne]

@vantablack Flying cars is a white rich lonely men narrative anyway. Trash it.

[ekari@mementomori.social]

@vantablack clearly bandwidth is too cheap if it can be wasted like this 🤮