

Musk’s pattern:
- Overpromise
- Reap investment dollars
- Talk big talk
- Before being called on to deliver, move on to the next thing to overpromise
- Underdeliver, or just completely fail to deliver


Musk’s pattern:
I am so fucking tired of everything Trump says, posts, or does. It is impossible for him to not self-aggrandize and it is so, so, SO exhausting when I think about how he holds the highest office in the nation. He really needs to have an aneurysm already, and when he does, I am going to party so hard I won’t remember most of it the next day.


Someone with a sudden involuntary ventilation hole in their neck.


Already baked into the post. They included ‘presidents’ under people who half staff should be used for.
That article doesn’t attempt to differentiate between human users and bots.
Also, Reddit has gotten significantly more ban-happy since then, which is almost certainly creating a chilling effect on discussions there.
It doesn’t take a lot of that to cause a shift in conversations.


I see that sentiment, with zero sarcasm, all over Nextdoor.
How the heck did local neighborhood social media become full of paranoid morons?


It’s a part of gaming history and a conversation piece, as well as a neat piece of kit. It has sentimental value above and beyond its utility. People who are buying from scalpers are doing it for that reason.


If they did that, it would trash the cell reception. Metal blocks signal.


Also it’s cheap if you use their stupid app, depending on what you get. When I’m trying to pinch pennies but don’t have time for anything else, it comes in handy.
Their app really is stupid though


It’s not even that. It’s about Steam apparently trying to enforce a clause that doesn’t exist. The most-favored nation clause applies to Steam keys only, but Steam allegedly sent Ubisoft a nastygram about them selling a non-Steam version for less.
Unless you’re running it locally, DeepSeek is kinda risky considering where you’d be sending all your requests. Corporate espionage is big business in China.
edit: Okay, it’s an open-source model, it wouldn’t be hard to find a more corporate-friendly inferencing service.
I told you a joke via UDP, but I don’t know if you got it or not.


Only connected with cinch straps. They don’t have any wire connection to the pole. That’s what makes them so easy to place all around a city; they’re just throwing them onto pre-existing poles.


They have solar panels and batteries, they aren’t connected to anything.
Sorry, the best we can do is only having one data breach every six months, and the toilet refusing to flush if the internet ever goes out.