The only good thing to come from AI.

This caused me pain.

How about a couple baby themed ones?

For starters, a weighted baby wipes container was brilliant. Every baby wipe comes out smoothly and readily every single time, no struggling with the plastic bag and wipping it around trying to get out the last handful while you have your other hand holding the baby’s legs up. Also they sell heated ones, your baby will thank you.

“Sleep Sack”. It’s a night-time onesie for babies that zips up and allows them to put their arms above their head without accidentally hurting themselves. Yes, people typically say babies like to be swaddled. Most do, yours might, but some babies need to stretch a little. Our babies all slept better with these.

I’m unqualified to answer but will anyway. A one hour walk doesn’t knock down most people that I know. You might be warn out or a little sore later if you’re not used to it, but if that’s really pushing your limit then I’d recommend looking into some things:

• Proper nutrition. I’m not saying “eat more lettuce”. What I mean is getting plenty of protein and iron. Veggies too but with balance and regularity. Take a one a day vitamin, get a little B12 in there. Avoid junk food, make your meals count.
• Are you getting enough sleep? Nutrition and walking daily helps tremendously, this could fix itself.
• Get a blood panel from a doctor, see what your deficiencies are. Switch up your diet to help it unless a prescription is temporarily required.

If you can get used to moving and find joy in taking care of yourself, a one hour walk will fail to phase you after a while. If you’re already taking care of yourself, getting professionally evaluated from a good doctor can help.

This interview with one of the co-founders of Pirate Bay is enjoyable and illuminating. https://darknetdiaries.com/transcript/92/

I like FUTO keyboard and also use it alongside HeliBoard, but I want to present the following before someone else beats me to the punch and gets all pissy about it in the comments: technically it’s not open source. It’s “source available”. Do with that what you will. Regardless, I like what they’ve made. Grayjay is great too.

I thought this was funny. My SO pointed out this is a real term for couches that don’t have a structural frame.

That’s doable until you need a book that’s an Amazon exclusive.

The world should not have crime. And in such a world, guns would not be needed (excluding for sport).

To play devil’s advocate and get the conversation going (please don’t down vote), the idea is primarily coming from US citizens whose constitutional amendment states that the right of citizens to keep and bear arms should not be infringed. The idea behind it is self preservation (the right to live and defend yourself) and fight against government tyranny. Which, given the origin of the US, that last one is of valid concern. It’s not about the love of guns (though many do), but upholding that amendment.

The oppositional approach as I understand is if guns are illegal, there will be no mass shootings.

I don’t have an answer. I don’t have any guns, and I hate hearing about shootings. So here’s some questions to consider:

• Will laws banning firearms work against criminals? If not, who now has all the guns?
• How would we handle cases of tyranny where the government controls all militia?
• Those who intend to kill, assuming that can’t illegally obtain a gun, will they still kill? (Homemade explosives, mass stabbings, probably more) If killing people is already illegal, then how will making guns illegal make things any different long-term?
• Given the high percentage of shootings being gang on gang violence, which is illegal by the way, will new laws help?
• Statistics is complicated. Cars kill way more people, do we outlaw them? Knives kill people, do we outlaw those too? How do we measure statistically what laws will work and what won’t?
• How do you outlaw and then remove 400,000,000 guns in the US?

It’s complicated, genuinely. But people argue about it so vehemently that no ground is ever gained in the conversation. I think both sides are in favor of not killing people, but want to go about it in different ways.

The autism representation is what happens when a writer has never met another person before.

If a show requires a laugh track to tell its viewers when to laugh, then it lacks substance enough to cause it without.

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Not an issue, per se. In order to keep the team small they built most the app in a single codebase. It’s mostly web code, and the apps are wrappers for it. So it keeps it unified between all clients but it definitely feels like a web wrapper, so it can feel a bit slow or clunky.

Plug for Tuta. 🤷‍♂️ The user experience isn’t the best, but it’s as secure as it gets. Small team, no vibe coding.

This is my own conjecture, but I’m willing to bet that playing nicely with Pres. Trump somehow saves Apple billions more in lost revenue to tariffs and legislation because Trump rewards those who are on his good side. I’m also willing to bet Tim / Apple is pressured to do this and has a very different attitude behind closed doors. Not that this excuses anybody for their actions, but it’s clear they’re trying to game the system the best they can in the name of “business”.

Warcraft III: iseedeadpeople to remove fog of war.

That’s a hard one to answer without losing anonymity. It’s with contextual searching, like X business in Y town, or looking up specific or niche software tools. I occasionally give Mojeek a fair shot, then switch away when I can’t find what I’m looking for. If you’d like, I’ll keep track of those instances and email you with examples, is that helpful?

I tried it out after getting a referral code from somebody I know granting a 3 month trial. I’ve been hooked. It’s the first search engine that has rivaled Google search, it’s so good. I’m often disappointed with DDG (switching to Google later to find what I need), and Mojeek never finds anything. SearXNG has been very close, but is essentially an aggregator, not exactly a Google replacement.

Kudos to Kagi for getting it right.