

Except there was no online play
That was a feature, not a limitation.


Except there was no online play
That was a feature, not a limitation.
Hydroelectric power stations still rely on steam, it’s just in another part of the cycle.


It’s not that linear. Some background services will cache more things in RAM if memory usage is low and release it if total usage goes above a threshold, for example.
There’s an “AI” to go with it: https://www.peppercarrot.com/extras/html/2026_Rubber-Ducking-Avian-Intelligence/
Wait until people find out all unix-like systems can “verify” their email address, phone number, or even home address.


I strongly suspect that Vance doesn’t really hate (or love for that matter) anyone. Vance cares about Vance, and will say and do whatever makes life better for Vance in the short term.
And lots of tech-oligarchs that pay to make Vance’s life better are on Bluesky.


Trump is not on Bluesky.
Lies, damn lies, and write once run anywhere™️.
Fun fact: that ad used a pirated font. There are also conflicting reports about it using a pirated song, but that was probably another anti-piracy ad.


What happened with the lockdowns and immediately after made believe being an extrovert is the result of failing to fully develop a working theory of mind.


Mandatory “in the US”.
While this one is technically legal in the EU, it would require labeling the salty water as an ingredient if it changes the weight significantly.
Pseudo-dermatology is also not very far away. The gap between what dermatologists and influencers say would be hilarious if gullible teenagers weren’t spending ridiculous amounts of money ruining their own skin.
This specific case would be super predictable, notice how the desire path becomes wider at the end. Pedestrian path should always do that because that’s how people walk.


So does not allowing food companies to sprinkle lead and uranium in food. What’s the point?
The conflict of interests regarding the online version of Libreoffice was already bad enough even without a legal case looming over it.
While, pragmatically and unfortunately, big open source projects need to involve commercial partners to scale, depending on a single commercial partner is always a recipe for disaster.