That doesn’t explain why he’s so happy about his plate of shit donuts. He’s slop.

I gave up on a DuoLingo course because they started using AI voices. I was doing the course during the switch and it was jarring. Even I could tell the accents and pronunciation were just wrong half the time.

I just wish they would let you mark certain apps for never offloading.

I like that it offloads that game I haven’t played in a month or that calorie counter I tried and didn’t like. But, there are some that sit unused for long periods until I absolutely do need them.

I feel like half of American churches could be wiped out if people just had some other live entertainment they could afford on the weekends.

Didn’t he go perform for the Saudis?

Shut the fuck up, Jimmy.

See, the quickest way to get AI banned is for it to start telling the truth about those in power.

Yeah, there could be lots of reasons. I’ve gotten Apple GCs with cash back rewards from my credit card, for example.

Did he stop to take a selfie after getting shot?

Wait, fish have tongues?!

Time Machine backups to the NAS.

Though, really important stuff should be backed up off-site.

Comic Sans is the Stephen Miller of typefaces. It’s behind the scenes getting all of the competent typefaces banned because designers mocked and bullied it out use in respectable publications.

Only far-write typewringers would accept it. Now, it’s getting revenge.

Apple’s WebKit (WebCore+JavaScriptCore) was originally a fork of KHTML/KJS. They shared at the beginning but not very well. They eventually opened up their source and made changes that were more friendly to other developers. A lot of browsers and embedded renderers use WebKit, now, besides Safari and KDE based ones.

Google forked WebCore for Chromium. I don’t think they share a codebase, anymore. Edge, Opera and many embedded renderers use Chromium.

Anyway, I just think it’s interesting that most every browser out there is descended from KHTML.

An AI agent had write permissions for the entire had drive? Hmmm.

This article violates rule #2 (“credible sources”) of this community. Everyone should report it.

I don’t think anybody needs this. Hypochondriacs are the only market I can see.

I’m impressed that he made it to the bathroom.

This is going to be like shaving razors, isn’t it? How soon before quad-fold phones?

And you don’t put spaces around em or en dashes.

Of course it is possible that everyone pays for the hardware anyhow but it is not necessarily the case.

It is necessarily the case. No company incurs the cost of making something, delivers it and then just hopes that someone pays for it. You literally can’t do business that way.