Endymion_Mallorn

This, and https://www.web3isgoinggreat.com/ give me real hope for our Internet to come back someday.

Honestly? My current boss. He’s exemplary of everything wrong with the industry, and I’m concerned because he’s in good with the current C-Suite, and I’m definitely more loyal to the old guard.

The Great and Powerful Woz strikes again.

And we’re not sending the CIA in, why…?

Whenever HP supports something, I’m left with the thought of ‘cui bono’ .

When will we get LibreWolf on Android?

Nuclear means cheap power and skilled jobs. DCs mean a draw on power and just take up everything that makes a community worth having. Stop them from coming in and eliminate the ones they got past us.

Yeah no. The world sucks and life sucks with it.

That can be rewritten to say, “Iran mulls starting a hot world war 3.”

Fat, drunk, and stupid used to be no way to go through life. Now it’s the bare minimum for government employment.

Maybe it’s time for an actual party on the left in the USA.

I just hope that the Democrats will do the same or worse if we manage to survive this shit. Not the coward crap they’ve historically done.

Hot tip: They always meant it. And they never, ever cared about “the law”.

Alright. Normalize both then. And remember that “tax” is a euphemism.

Good, we shouldn’t even be thinking about LLMs. Let alone who has a “lead” on the slop machines.

When Ask Jeeves became Ask.com, it was the end of everything. The whole innovation was that the engine was made to focus on keywords - which was immediately mimicked by Google the moment they stopped being BackRub.

Did the CP/M or PC-DOS guys agree to this?

Interstellar

Do companies really want to be remembered by this man? Or does anybody want to be remembered by him?

I’m honestly not sure whether or not I’m relieved at this. On the one hand, I’m relieved that they can still stop him if he goes off the deep end. On the other, considering the way he’s governing, it seems sensible to replace post-1948 soft power policies with Truman-esque hard power policies and actions.