Inflation adjusted that’s $111

Honestly, one of the great uses for gen ai is “write me a script to diagnose this problem” and then pass the output back with “write me a script to fix it”

I don’t have the bandwidth in my life to diagnose and tinker for fun, and it’s really made a bunch of big annoying things easy.

I found KDE way more intuitive than gnome, even though I was last on a Mac before the switch. Perhaps pick a KDE distro.

Also maybe list here if you have any deal-breaker apps or workflows to the folks can say if it’s worth your effort.

And so it moves closer to the handmaids tale every day

“these lazy fucks in the government are using ai to come up with policy”

Also news outlet

“I am too lazy to do the laziest thing I’m angry about, even though it’s my literal job”

The thing with slavery is that you got fed and housing

Fuck yeah. Pop some bottles in the ice

Luigi 24:12

Hold up - if there is already a 25% tariff - IE tax - on Canadian electricity, does that mean that there is now another 25% tax on that electricity?

And wouldn’t this have a slight compounding effect on the second us tariff?

Bootlickers

Hell Ive seen photos

For Joe Rogan to give that look though something has to be pretty cooked.

Why anyone is there at all is beyond me

When I learned about this it was the funniest thing I had heard. Like rolled around and nearly wet myself funny.

Nobody else has shared the humour with me and I have told lots of people.

Sorry for linking to that site, but this is where I learned about it, and Reddit is pivotal to the discovery

https://www.reddit.com/r/SubredditDrama/comments/ign4gw/in_rscotland_one_user_discovers_that_almost_the/

I hope they just never fix it, just be like “yeah 🤷🏽it must be the R’s??? We are working on it”

No intern, it was St Luigi doing the gods work

So the road toll might not actually be because of cars

On a related note, why don’t more people just drop dead while driving a car? Like I can’t think of a single story that I’m aware of that went “yeah he had a heart attack and then ran the car off the road”

I feel like it should be a daily occurrence

The term kind of has the implication that things will be less dirty and more organised when it’s done.

What if the US stepping back is exactly what Europe needs to become a true superpower?"

It hit me recently that Europe has largely relied on the US to take the lead on global issues, often playing it safe and deferring to American influence. But what if the US pulling back its support is actually a blessing in disguise?

Without the US as the default leader, NATO and the EU could finally step up, stand on their own, and evolve into a unified superpower. This shift could bring much-needed stability to the region—and potentially the world—especially as the US faces its own internal challenges.

Sure, it’s not guaranteed to play out this way, but isn’t this a more appealing vision than the current status quo or the rise of authoritarian powers dominating the global stage?

I think I heard somewhere it was called “the bus that couldn’t slow down”