Like onto tax paying individuals

Mynock. Chewin’ on the power cables.

Eh. Read the book first.

It’s working out great down here!

I don’t know about LibertyLizard, but I thought they were asking how to do that when one is out and about, and the external drive is at home

Some people are republicans? 🤷‍♂️

(I know, I can’t explain it either.)

It’s still on my phone! Sorry Tim Apple!

I would not fault you if you were to rig demolition charges in these data centers. Hypothetically.

Your smartphone serves you ads?

Yes, please don’t come here. I don’t wish this shit on anybody. I unsubscribed from my main news community today because this crap is super depressing, and it never, ever seems to stop. Not for one day. It’s really hard to stay in good spirits.

Starlink is $120 a month

I don’t see how meta would know anything about any chats I have, AI or otherwise.

Now this all makes sense

Especially because apparently we can’t not.

Very good and entertaining article

To a layperson, at least, it seems that consumer technology has long since entered an era of solutions in search of problems – particularly troubling at a time when the world is facing so many genuinely intractable crises. As entertaining as it is to watch our tech overlords flounder on stage, it raises bigger questions, such as: who exactly asked for this, beyond the billionaires cashing in? And: can we just not?

I did not know this is what “vibe” referred to. That’s completely the opposite of what you would (should) want to do if you’re going to write code with AI assistance.

I feel like, if they don’t have those things, whatever they write won’t wind up being software

The current timeline is truly a constant stream of unanticipated surprises

No chance I could lift a CRT enough times over and over to beat someone to death with it.

No, those were squashings