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Yet america.gov still refers to it as "AI" ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

> America.gov uses AI to get simple answers only from official government sources.

I can't hear "Ride of the Valkyries" without hearing "Kill the Wabbit" in my head. Also "Spear and magic helmet" :-)

Author's blog post about this project: https://eieio.games/blog/solitaire-alone-together/

I still have my T430, but I use my X270 more often now.

Get mad at me if you want, but whenever I see a new program/project posted, my first thought is "that's cool, please don't be AI slop."

I have a Bluesky account (that I rarely use), and I had no idea they used the term "skeet".

Obligatory Tom7 video/papers: https://tom7.org/chess/

This was all I thought of when I read "Stockfish"

Man, am I happy that I deleted my Facebook. No regrets.

they should probably kill grok

No thanks.

redlib is a thing and has been around for a while.

https://github.com/redlib-org/redlib https://github.com/redlib-org/redlib-instances/blob/main/ins...

What do you mean? I was able to click "add to cart" on their website and was taken to a PayPal page to check out. I think the issue is on your end (some type of ad/tracking/cookie blocker messing up the page).

I've bought many floppy disks from these guys and I can say that they are 100% legit.

Also, destroying old technology is no way to progress into the future.

As someone who just installed FreePBX on his home server, I guess I basically did that.

I used LTT's 40 Gbps cable to connect my ThinkPad X270 to a USB-C monitor and it worked fine. I guess neither device there is TB5, but just wanted to share that those cables do at least support DP-alt mode (or whatever it's called).

I've noticed this with obvious scam ads on the YouTube app or even Google search results. I've determined that (much like Twitter/X) the "verification" (or "moderation") is simply just "did they [the advertiser] pay us?"

I ran Windows XP x64 Edition on a computer for a while and some software didn't like it. Since it was technically NT 5.2 (Server 2003) and not NT 5.1 (XP), some programs/installers would complain that it wasn't compatible. So, it was cool to have a 64-bit Windows XP, it was annoying to get stuff to run on it.

We all know what the word was, it was a joke to replace it with another word that has the same first/last letters that obviously wouldn't fit here. A joke about how words are censored all over the internet as a way to appease advertisers on various platforms.

It's VBScript/macro worms all over again!

You've never heard of "the most funded project in Kickstarter history"?

This project is the continuation of Pebble watches after they sold their assets to Fibit, Fitbit got bought by Google and Google open sourced Pebble software.

Is that related to StarLAN?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/StarLAN

Spatie (creators of a bunch of Laravel/PHP packages) is postcardware, too! https://spatie.be/open-source/postcards

This post just makes me realize that one day I need to buy myself an oscilloscope.

+1 for ControlD. I've been using for a while, and whilst it does have false positives sometimes and I need to manually add a site to the allow list, it works great for me. Also, their support has been very helpful whenever I needed something.

I read it as "how much is actually assembled in Finland versus arriving pre-assembled?"

Yes, but which pieces are put together there and which are already assembled elsewhere?

> Hiding filename extensions was one of the capital sins in computer history

Amen. The first thing I do on any (Windows) OS installation is make sure file extensions are shown. I guess Microsoft did that for "simplicity", but it also made for easy "virus.jpg.vbs" files.

.vbs

Wait, which Copilot is this? :-P

Wait, which Outlook is this? Is it "new Outlook" or "Outlook (new)"?

> recruiter at a small crypto startup

That's your first red flag right there.