That’s a good point, and I considered mentioning it, but I mean the overall setting.

Well, he died, so either that is justice or he never got it and never will.

In the source of the image, he is in fact a federal government official.

I used to believe that movie wasn’t realistic.

You’re welcome… But it doesn’t appear to be zoomable? At least not in Firefox on Android

I don’t get it.

Yes.

Surfing the Ret

The power of Turing completeness.

Technically it would be possible to boot Linux on a deck of Magic: The Gathering cards. During your opponent’s turn.

Tornado.

I’m overall still skeptical, but this does sound a lot more like how I imagine a true AI would work. I’ve also thought LLMs were a dead end for a while now.

The monkey’s paw makes a shrug motion.

I agree, but there’s hope: It says they injected the mice, which implies that a hypodermic needle could be an option.

I have no love of needles, but given the alternative…

Meanwhile their new CEO will continue to commute between Seattle and California via private jet 3 times a week. Not even joking.

Their point is we can’t get it because of a federal law that Congress would need to change. That same law allows permanent standard time right now, so that would be better than keeping switching twice a year while waiting for the legislature to do their job, even if permanent DST would be nicer.

Like a no smoking sign on your suitcase.

I didn’t know what OP was talking about until your comment unlocked the memory.

Greed.

I think the main pushers of the ‘root = insecure’ narrative are movie and music studios who think only rooted users can rip their media. Banks have also bought into thinking root means compromised for some reason.

The phone OEMs themselves and the carriers also tend to dislike root because they like to have as much control over the users as they can get, such as system installed spyware which rooted users are likely to disable, or overwrite with a completely different ROM.

I really miss the good old days before SafetyNet.

Around 532 nm is pretty nice.

Oh, wait, did you mean audio?

Especially those.

I guess if that’s really a genetic thing and not learned then it makes sense, but that isn’t the impression I’ve gotten.