It’s like someone who has no formal education but has a high level of confidence and eavesdrops on a lot of random conversations.

I think this is a married couple deciding not to walk through a relationship minefield together and it seems very reasonable. Yeah maybe he could be more open-minded but it is very nice of her to not rock the boat.

The fact that people are subscribing to office software is the biggest problem here. What sort of technical breakthroughs require so many updates that a subscription is necessary?

But also he might. This isn’t news.

The Mandalorian, Andor, and Skeleton Crew are all good IMO.

90 minutes of Looney Tunes.

The background art in the early ones was beautiful.

It’s a big irony to me that they were making users show their driver’s license to ensure they were real people, and then the platform itself makes fake people.

People don’t seem to realize that powerful people are all the same as us; they eat, they poop, they get dressed, they sleep.

What they have is widespread recognition and resources, and enough people that listen to them and care about what they do.

Zuckerburg or Putin or Trump or anyone else in power cannot physically implement everything they want done. It takes lackeys and yes men to carry out their wishes. Sure would be nice if everyone would just be decent and quit listening to them.

And be very expensive for the customer at the same time. Food is expensive enough already without adding more fees and overhead.

Well I’m glad I know that now.

I work in customer support and tech support. I can see it now, people will start using AI assistants to order things and contact companies with problems. That will probably be frustrating, it will be like an office assistant ordering something for their boss but they don’t understand what or why they’re ordering.

No intelligent life.

Don’t tell any boss specifics of what you’re doing. If you have to tell anyone only tell close coworkers that won’t blab to others.

I don’t miss only having 3 channels to watch and having to be home at a particular time to watch something.

I bet these are better than some of the Early Access titles I’ve tried.

It helped me tolerate the “itching under my skin” sensation but I’m not sure how much of that was just from being in liquid. I don’t recall what the vinegar was supposed to do.

I tried various photos, any of my personal photos with metadata stripped, and was surprised how accurate it was.

It seemed really oriented towards detecting people and their moods, the socioeconomic status of things, and objects and their perceived quality.

Bathtub full of vinegar and water after I got a bad sunburn.

Yes and I reenable the tool bar and title bar every time I install Firefox somewhere. I’m old school.