Aggressive behavior toward the cashier will not be tolerated. We reserve the right to open a portal to hell on abusive customers’ kneecaps.
Aggressive behavior toward the cashier will not be tolerated. We reserve the right to open a portal to hell on abusive customers’ kneecaps.


The “metro station” looks a bit like someone lifted one platform of the Greenwich DLR station and dropped it on a car park.
Illinois state legislature cares, and that’s the reason Mellott was arrested (though the police later said they’d done it for his own safety, because of the hostile Facebook comments he was receiving).
The judge ruled the statute unconstitutional and therefore unenforceable.
Daily News Reported was a tiny one-writer satirical site that only posted between September 2021 and February 2024. No one would have described it as journalism unless they “ate the onion,” and OP has acknowledged in their post that it’s not real.


Tidal pay artists more than most platforms, and over four times as much per stream as Spotify. That’s not to say it’s not still part of a broken system, but most other platforms are worse.


That’s the exact point OP is making. Humans do primate things because they’re primates.


The other catarrhine monkeys don’t have umbrellas, though, so we’re clearly superior.


I’m dead impressed how you traveled back in time a few minutes before screenshotting your reply.
Yeah, the pillion passenger has their foot on the foot peg now, but it’s previously been on the exhaust – presumably until they felt the heat as it got a few millimeters from the sole of their foot after melting through the shoe.
If the pillion foot pegs weren’t folded out when they started, and they’ve not been on the back of a motorcycle before, it might not have been obvious where to put their feet.


You’ve got more energy for this conversation than I have, I’m afraid! My general feeling is that you’re understating the platform and the tone of the post, and the political climate in which the statement was made, and that Yen did much the same when he posted it, but I won’t pursue this further.


Ah, yeah, I’m not saying that. I didn’t like that it was a blatant public licking of Trump’s boot, and I didn’t like his intimation that the GOP is now the bastion of small tech businesses (as if the massive open bribes by tech leaders to Trump weren’t happening, and as if the GOP hadn’t led the fight against net neutrality).


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I’m willing to give Proton a fair amount of the benefit of the doubt (albeit a little less after the Trump-endorsing antitrust tweet by Yen a few years ago), but this is a baffling set of statements.
“The type of people we pay to plug our services doesn’t indicate that we endorse their message. I mean, obviously it does, but we don’t care enough to manage it closely.”


Wesa got a pink Chevrolet Corvette convertible. That’s why you no liking us, meesa thinks.


Swapping US technological control for Russian technological control? I don’t know to what extent the current solution is dependent, but it would be extremely naïve to just use OnlyOffice as-is.


That’s not the only factor in the die-out of the Neanderthals. Another is thought to be a massive reduction of the population and geographical constriction during the ice age, isolated communities afterwards resulting in little genetic variation, and thereby high susceptibility to disease.
Ha, a dichotomy is XOR by definition.
Sounds like a cool book title or band name.
But not both!


The article touches on a bunch of valid points, but re the headline, I don’t really think that a failure to generate excitement about AI integration into Windows 11 is because they missed the boat. It’s because they’re shoehorning it into places it doesn’t belong.
They have the ability to make it useful. Ethical concerns aside, GitHub Copilot is as good as any AI development assistant, and better than most. Hopes that they’d gain ground with Bing would have needed them to be way ahead of the curve (and for AI search result summaries to be more useful than the top results, which they rarely are).
But for Copilot to be useful in the desktop environment, it needs to be there quietly in the places it’s needed. Improve your help tools, make Grammarly irrelevant, infer document context to make search better. Don’t rename half of your products “Copilot”, don’t put flashy buttons in every app, just use the benefits of applied AI to improve your products.
Oh, and make it optional, for fuck’s sake. If I don’t feel like I have control over my OS any more, I’m not likely to stick around when other options are available.
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