If you want to have a cool dream car (without the intention of owning one), look at HiPhi. They’ve done some crazy shit.

Do they still make enterprise/ltsc/iot versions for 11? Because those are usually the ones that don’t treat you like a child, and I expect them to retain that

Exactly, this headline makes it sound like both parties will just let the other one have the resources for themselves.

Also I hate the number being cited all the time, as if americans wouldn’t have to pay to dispose of their aging hardware anyway.

unrelated, this guy is allergic to wearing hats like a human being lol

Plenty of websites filter out dummy email generators, could do the same in addition to applications. Making a drawing of something specific, but random (think of a list of a dozen or two images gen-ai gets wrong) could be a captcha replacement.

Do you really need that much power for a local model? I haven’t had a team green card in years so idk

devs (reddit) can flag reviews they think are against ToS, then it’s up to google to decide what to do with them

It’s worse than that

as part of a revised economic deal that offers Kyiv no security guarantees in return.

Or get one of the NxtPaper devices, if you really want e-ink

He’s currently trickling down into the earth

Also, wars are hella expensive. Taxes going up is inevitable, the cost of living will go up, it’s just a question of “when”, not “if”.

6 Good dice roll

It’s not a war you see, it’s a special… military operation? Wait, I think that’s copyrighted, shit

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I think plenty of them recognize it, they just can’t organize by themselves. The seeds of distrust have been planted long ago, now they’re starting to give fruit.

seeing humans through the lens of producer and consumer

eh, we’re long past the point of foraging for berries to survive, we kinda have to be both. interesting take though

tbf most Gamers don’t care. Just look at how often that “delayed game is eventually good” picture gets reposted

old r/bigsleep stuff was so interesting imo

I like this one. Not only is it about an ancient megastructure of unknown origin (unlike the typical shit), it doesn’t force the author’s explanation (great use of our fear of the unknown) and they even talk about climate change like the real thing that it is, what a rarity.