I intend to be retired for Y2038. I have been warning my younger coworkers that 1. they’re going to have to fix it, 2. It’s going to be worse than Y2K, and 3. Managers and up are not going to take it seriously because Y2K was mostly a nothing burger (because of a lot of hard work and investment that people forget about).

I edited my registry to disable it.

My issues are not install, but uninstall. Why do I have so much crap installed? I used it on a project once 7 years ago and haven’t since. Why not uninstall it? It is useful, just not currently. It took less than a minute to install when you installed it the first time and your connection is faster now? But what if the archive goes down or it is retired or obsolete? It is small, keep it!

Turns out lots of small adds up to big.

Chat gpt robot mechanic: “I’m sorry, you are correct, rebuilding your transmission for $8000 did not resolve your headlight won’t turn on issue. I will try again. In the meantime please pay your outstanding balance so that I can continue with repairing your vehicle.”

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-15446793/ICE-Jonathan-Ross-shooting-Renee-Nicole-Good.html

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-15446793/ICE-Jonathan-Ross-shooting-Renee-Nicole-Good.html

Apparently, his name is Jonathan Ross.

Time for Americans to say enough to fascist stormtroopers murdering citizens in cold blood.

Anyone dox the murderer yet?

Dude, they are already shooting and killing peaceful protesters. What does escalation even mean in that context? They’ll shoot and kill even more people? When someone is shooting at you, self defense is allowed.

And remember his definition of anti-Semitism includes accurately reporting the activities of Israelis in Gaza.

And here I was thinking that AI provides MS with cover for their sloppy OS bugs and lack of innovation or even bug fixes in their other products (Word’s automatically generated table of authorities feature has been a buggy piece of trash since it came out and fixing it is obviously not on the agenda since it is really only used by people like lawyers; let’s not even get into the random behavior that occurs when pasting or moving images).

They think they’ll get more money, but they don’t realize that people won’t even consider their cars due to lack of integration. I recently bought a used car for my kid. One of the nicer ones I looked at didn’t work with his phone, so we eliminated it from consideration.

I wonder how that got past the prior art. I mean Robocop referenced shooting yourself in the dick back in the 1980s.

To day I learned that 6 7 is the police code for non-consensual sex with a couch.

Yeah, baseball cards are a thing. My Dad had them as a kid in the 40s and 50s and they were not new then.

I heard, “he is too dumb to know how to behave with decorum.”

This is just the beginning. Facial recognition rolling out. Your doorbell cam probably already supports it. Outstanding warrants? They’ll know where you are. Overstayed you visa? The facial recognition found you.

You weren’t home when the crime was committed, and we don’t have any camera records of you being anywhere else, so now you are a suspect.

Hope I am just being paranoid, but I’m too cynical to be optimistic at this point.

Boomers were buying houses 45 years ago. Buy 30 years ago they were on their third or fourth move. I think the struggle of buying a $35,000 house on an annual $12k salary was a little different than the fantasy of buying a $500k house on a $36k salary.

But what if he and Chris Roberts did a collab?

If he found the cognitive function test very hard…