It’s only a matter of time, and money.

And while Niantic hasn’t suggested any plans to provide its VPS data to authorities, it’s not hard to see how a tool that can accurately pinpoint a location based on landmarks in a photograph could look enticing to law enforcement.

Replace the green peppers with green chile, and I’m in.

We can also look at this from the other direction. The fact that they provided the tools to all of us, and let Fallout London be made and distributed is huge. You may not be grateful for that, but I am.

Has any other company done such a thing on that level? I really don’t know.

Why? Because the U.S. decommissioned most of its purpose-built minesweepers?

So, it’s all going to plan then?

Next month will be two years in Mint exclusively. I have no complaints.

Well, I do miss the big preview window in File Explorer, but otherwise, I’m happy to be rid of Windows.

Cat.

We barely had a winter here in NM. And, it looks like we’re about to skip Spring, 90F is forecast for next week. We don’t usually see that until May.

It’s rare that I watch anything I try for more than a few minutes, most times, I shut it off quickly.

In order of recommendation:

Good Luck, Have Fun, Don’t Die -- I was pleasantly surprised. I went in blind, having not heard of the movie before.

Shrinking -- I’ve been caught up for a while, just waiting with everyone else for new episodes now.

Rooster -- Watched first episode last night, not bad.

Party Down -- Watching for the first time, nearly done. I was a bit surprised by season 3, it was filmed years after the first two, and suddenly everyone wasn’t young anymore.

Knight of the Seven Kingdoms -- It was okay, I watched all six episodes, no magic or dragons, which was a plus. I’ll probably forget about it, and not watch the next season, if it gets one.

They’re throwing away the one asset that could dig them out of this hole, if only they’d admit they fucked up royally.

This bubble won’t burst, it will explode.

Any ideas for how we can hasten the end? I sure would like to stop them before they build more data centers.

It doesn’t matter that you don’t think it is. You weren’t there, she was, and she was startled.

If you’re taking exception to the word “terrorizing”, it could just be a translation thing.

Inviting only people who support and agree with you to a meeting seems like a great way to run a company.

I cleaned out my kitchen about a year ago and got rid of the bread machine that had sat, taking up space, unused for close to twenty years in a bottom cabinet.

So, no, AI is not going to take over every job, and the way it’s looking, the current iteration of “AI” isn’t going to take over many jobs at all.

I think I have about 170 hours in the game, there abouts. I haven’t played it in over two years, and I doubt I ever will again. Mostly what I remember about it is big, empty landscapes, and a handful of dungeons with exactly the same enemies in the same spot every time. The “cities” were tiny, and the side quests were boring. Oh! There’s a girl who loves books, but no ability to give her the books you can collect–I don’t know how they missed that. The game blows and sucks at the same time.

In contrast, FO4 is running in the background as I type this, and I have over 6700 hours in it. How did they fuck up Starfield so completely?

As long as parents don’t give a fuck, this won’t change much.

I’m in NM, they’re going to build them here, next. Is it okay with you if I complain about data centers using water?

The only thing that continually surprises me about the internet is how young y’all are.

I haven’t watched broadcast TV in many years, is this what I’ve been missing?!