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Like, it might really be a stupid question. I found this 5 year and still open Git Issue asking for the functionality: https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy/issues/787

If so, then how do you make polls on Lemmy?

• After the bubble pops how much would our lives be impacted?

• Would AI vanish or still be there?

• How exactly do you think the bubble will pop? Will AI companies simply run out of money? Or will it be because of the environmental effects?

• When do you think the "pop" will take place?

• After the bubble pops, in future there will be companies/people who will try the AI thing again? What will that be like?

These two adorable little monsters were left in a box out front of my wife's pet store, they purred so much when I was holding them. Don't worry they already have a foster, they will get well taken care of.

Burst water mains. Evacuated hospitals. In a closed-door simulation, insurers played out their response to a mass disruption by China’s Volt Typhoon hackers—and found a nightmare scenario.

cross-posted from: https://piefed.world/c/world/p/1255178/childs-rape-and-murder-in-india-sparks-mob-and-police-killings

https://heyokyay.com/reflex/

These are not my kitties, but they are adorable.

China's booming sodium-ion battery industry is facing an unexpected challenge as coconut shell-based hard carbon, a key anode material, becomes increasingly scarce and expensive. To overcome the shortage, researchers and manufacturers are turning to coal-derived hard carbon, aiming to lower costs, secure supply chains, and accelerate large-scale sodium battery production.

My partners cat is so good at sitting still for a picture. I wish the others would sit so well.

Taken on Kodak ultramax 400 with a JCPenny 80-200mm lens

Go ahead. Entertain me.

Weeks before introducing a bill to streamline data center development across Pennsylvania, [Republican] State Sen. Greg Rothman’s real estate firm quietly collected a fee from the $30 million sale of land now hosting the state’s largest proposed data center. Whether that sequence amounts to a conflict of interest — or simply an uncomfortable overlap — depends entirely on who you ask and what standard you think elected officials should be held to.