So the Batmobile that lost it’s wheel, was a Cybertruck!

Appreciate the explanation. What’s the generally trusted/suggested VPN then?

Is it painted gold because that’s Trump’s favorite color?

Can someone catch me up, I thought people liked Mullvad… but this thread seems to suggest otherwise. What did I miss?

This just in… I think I’m going to start training my own LLM on various movies, TV shows, and music. US government said it was ok.

This is the type of stuff I love to see the most when it comes to PCs. This to me is far more impressive then someone with a standard case, with standard RGB fans, standard AIO RGB cooler…

This reminds me of stuff I did in college.

Lets break it down… (mostly for the non-americans who aren’t used to guns)

• Gun was loaded. You shouldn’t be storing a loaded weapon. So he either loaded it there or is an irresponsible gun owner.
• Gun was pointed at a person. Never point a gun (loaded or not) at anything you don’t intend to shoot.
• His finger was on the trigger. No trigger discipline at all. Index finger should be planted on the frame while doing literally ANYTHING other than meaning to pull the trigger.

This is the basics… Anyone who’s taken any gun safety course would know, any responsible gun owner would know and religiously follow…

1. Treat every gun like it’s loaded
2. Keep your finger off the trigger
3. Don’t point at anything you don’t plan to shoot
4. Be aware of what’s behind your target

Some of them are barely better than a paper bag. LockPickingLawyer has opened many far too easily.

Idk, I think I’d rather use IE than any Samsung app. At least IE tried to do some interesting things and tried to be customer focused…

When I was a teenager, I really wanted to work in the video game industry. Really glad I don’t. I still want to learn to make video games, but I never want to work for any video game company. Especially any that have been around for say… 20 years and/or publicly traded.

People need to stop supporting these companies. Stop buying Nintendo. Stop buying Sony.

In my experience, the code AI generates, can be VERY bad. Like, sure it might work, assuming it didn’t randomly hallucinate and decide to randomly change a variable name half way through for no reason. But it’ll be a code base only AI can read. It looks like the spaghetti code I wrote when I first started learning. I’ve watched people build up massive documents to help guide the AI and it still crap out a mess.

If you know how to code, and you know exactly what it needs to do, and you manage to contain it… it can produce code that’s fine. But if you’re not a SME in the language, libraries, frameworks, etc… and you just let AI do whatever, it’s garbage-in garbage-out. But because the computer did it, because AI did it, people just implicitly trust it. Despite the warnings and general knowledge that AI will make mistakes.

AI has really shown how and why so many people fall for obvious lies on social media.

Sadly, found out my niece has been getting blacked out drunk in college repeatedly. In one of the videos she showed me, she probably consumed more alcohol in a 5-second clip than I have in 2 years. Just a bottle of Tito’s, and she just chugged it.

With all these electronic gadgets they be deploying… wonder if they’re shielded for EMP.

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/egZaQnTJqoQ

I feel most people were generally happy with her performance in Wonder Woman (2017).

They can’t legally call it a “Banana” if it’s less than 50% banana…

(joking. inspired by “cheese product” and “frozen desserts”)

If she’s willing to share, I would love to read those papers.

Play-Doh doesn’t make for good bread.

I used to have basically that thermostat. Slightly different model. I “upgraded” because the “smart” ones were supposed to save money. Saw my bills go up right away. Regretted the Nest Thermostat almost immediately.

And that wallet is in better condition than mine right now. Fuck it, I’ll take everything in that photo, but swap out the manual for an automatic.