seemaze

no

Everything in 26 takes longer with all the bs easing that got drizzled over the interface.

Depends on if you're referring to experience defrauding the American public, or protecting the American public. That can have different answers depending on what which side of the transaction you sit.

we could do all of them, but they all seem to be up to date on their tithe. AI has a somewhat mixed record of tribute.

Are there any useful resources for finding devices that don't have surveillance apparatus built in?

I'm still not purchasing a television. The last thing I need is more screen time in my life.

As someone who hasn’t owned a television in decades, why would a TV even need a microphone in the first place?

How many other household devices have a microphone whose primary function is orthogonal to recording audio?

This appears to be a copy-paste wall of other persons social media posts assembled by a jazz historian with an alarmingly high frequency of the term 'honest' in their blog titles..

forgot about this verse:

I'm a peeping tom techie with X-ray eyes

Things are going great, and they're only getting better

>Future so bright I need to wear ... shades[0]

[0]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8qrriKcwvlY

FTFY

As they say, time is money.

In the age of the rampocalypse, the peasants may not have a choice between the two.. time it is!

I've had great success designing durable objects using the sheet metal modeler in OnShape[0] and have them fabricated with SendCutSend[1]

[0]www.onshape.com [1]www.sendcutsend.com

Would love to see video of the application in action. Was recently researching eink displays for motorcycle navigation, but the refresh rates were not up to par for realtime automotive navigation..

>driver's licenses expire in the US, usually on a 5-10 year cadence

Standard Arizona drivers licenses only expire when the licensee turns 65 years of age, and must be renewed every 5 years thereafter.

Remember when The Verge was not a pay-walled visual headache?

This remarkable event, along with the an accessible history of the evolution of precision manufacturing is covered in Simon Winchester's excellent book The Perfectionists[0]. The audiobook is narrated by the author, which is quite enjoyable as well.

[0]https://www.harpercollins.com/products/the-perfectionists-si...

Thanks for the reply, did not expect a response.

The initial inquiry was not in good faith, but a satirical critique of the project domain.

MapQuest is not the hero we deserve, but the hero we need right now:

https://gulfof.mapquest.com/lakeontario/Brawndo

What's the business model - and what guarantees are provided that Serverbox[0] won't rug pull after a seed round from Dillon-Edwards[1]?

[0]https://stupidlabs.lol

[1]https://clownpenisf.art

as an alternative, I’ve used the Guru Maps (formerly Gaia) offline downloadable vector maps for years with great success.

https://gurumaps.app/

Eloquently embodied by the late misfit troubadour and grunge philosopher Todd Snider in Statistician's Blues

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IUK6zjtUj00

OpenBSD is a political statement, Omarchy is a fashion trend.

unlock old hardware and let the community support

Not in tech, so does the authority granting license to proceed do code reviews?

Because when I submit building plans, they are manually reviewed and approved (or denied) by registered architects, engineers, and planners employed by the authority for just this purpose.

John Maynard Keynes is famously quoted as stating:

    “[Newton] was not the first of the age of reason. He was the last of the magicians.”

Lol, obviously never ventured into the Microsoft Techcommunity forums..

I coincidentally just abandoned a regular google search 'within the last year' because the first page of results were from 2011, 2013, 2022.. wtf?

It doesn't have that physical connection to the road the prior models had. I know a lot of this is the move to drive-by-wire with electric power steering and selectable modes. It drives like a nice car, but just feels a bit removed in comparison to the earlier cars.

Also, many other automotive manufacturers have caught up and provide very nice driving experiences as well. There seems to be less differentiate BMW from any other 'nice' car these days. Well, except ads.

Tried until I ran out of 'dissections' with zero results on known good domains..

It seems like it just matches a list of precomputed entries, but does no actual operation of the user input.

I've driven several BMW's starting in the mid 90's. I recently picked up a used 2017 sight unseen from a dealer pretty far away. It was the only one available I could find that met my criteria.

The car was in superb shape and I'm happy with it, but I knew immediately after driving it that it would be the last BMW I ever purchased. This just seals the deal.

My fear is that on average all software will get worse and be less optimized. There will still be high quality products at a high cost with high touch humans shepherding development, but I think there will also be a bunch of 'good enough' slop for everyday functional tasks where there exists neither the talent nor the budget to create truly wonderful solution.

Fast foot didn't kill fine dining, but it is killing us..