This mostly wasn’t my cup of tea, this time. I shouldn’t have tried to watch at dinner time, I guess.
But I will be using those improved stages of grief.
Edit: In particular, the next time someone asks me why I took up another weird hobby, I may answer “I’m grieving.” There’s a grain of truth in that, anyway.
They need to give Catherine Tate a spinoff show that’s just her trying to date anything or anyone in London that doesn’t turn out to be an alien.
+55653
Says everything I need to know about the change.
I don’t understand what this is, but I enjoyed it.
Not my living room. Nice try, fuckers.
“Except your four fastest ships?!”
“Well, naturally, not those four.”
I have decided it i’s time to simply quote obvious movie villain lies in response to headlines from oligarch illegal merger corporate assholes.
Nebula presents “Jet Lag: Doctor Who”.
Doesn’t outlook support imap?
Officially, it can. Many organizations turn IMAP off “for security reasons.”
Edit: Microsoft routinely turns off features for security reasons, so this comment may age poorly, if not already.
My experience with ethically run (if unethically created) local models has been similar. Lots odd hardware to get slow mediocre answers.
But the biggest reason AI competes with plain old web search is that they’ve enshittified the web search available to us.
Corporate assholes are breaking search to force people to use their centralized harmful AI answer guessers.
We can fight back with Searx. https://wiki.debian.org/FreedomBox/Manual/Searx
F-Droid is great.
Aurora is more effort than Google Play, but I find Aurora so much more honest about tracking technologies in each app.
Regarding sandboxing, I think so, but installing an app on GrapheneOS is already so much better than on any other operating system.
I just install apps normally and don’t give them any permission I don’t feel like they need.
If I realize why an app needs some permission, later - I can adjust the permissions and try again.
Can we correct the title to “Epstein associate Bill Gates calls for…” ?
There’s a good chance of most of that, but I’ll eat my hat if any of the Epstein crew face any real consequences this soon.
Makes sense. Building a home ‘steam machine’ alternative for my home TV has been on my own todo list for awhile. (Unless I can get my hands om the real deal before I get around to it, I suppose.)
Thanks.
Thats makes me wonder if the dip there is natural wear and tear taking SteamDecks out of play, and folks not replacing them because there were none in stock for awhile this summer.
Does anyone have their Steam Holo yet? Or could that drop just be all of the Valve staff taking a break from their game testing?
Yes. I was interested until I realized it’s Capcom.
Capcom needs to work much harder to rehab their reputation with me. I recall them adding DRM to games where, to me, it made no sense. Including weird, seemingly random timing for the change.
I get how there’s an argument to be had about fair online play, and stopping early pirates. But sometimes Capcom seems to me yo just be rolling dice, or trying yo meet an internal DRM use quota.
Bad llm code is just as bad as bad human code.
Bad LLM code is worse than bad human code. LLMs sanitize out markers that humans use to catch and correct mistakes.
Nice. Some of us have small hands and/or only carry a small purse.
And Boox generally makes solid eReaders.
If DropOut thinks all it takes to get a laugh out of me is bringing back the ridiculous vibe of the 1990s… then I guess they know their audience pretty well.