Not being able to meet demand is not botching.

I didn’t say it wasn’t a privacy issue, just that those are two reasons that some would probably just accept that shit.

Just like most of us accept the spy devices we already use because they allow communication and internet access and only a tiny portion of people go out of their way to try to reduce that (though due to how cell phones work at all, you can’t avoid the simple “this is where their phone was at this time” tracking, which might be “vicinity of cell tower” or “about right here” depending on whether any triangulation was involved).

I wish statements like that made LLMs explode.

Yeah they went all in on what was at best a fancy tech demo. But it’s also kinda typical of this late stage capitalism where everything is sold on its best qualities in a way where the sellers can avoid questions or feedback about the average or worst case quality, which is absolute shit. Should be no surprise really in this world of minimum bidders who know there’s no real consequence for going over budget because it was never possible in the first place, as long as you limit the budget increases such that sunken cost fallacy kicks in. LLMs are just the pinnacle (so far) of that.

Even the AI-based AI detectors are bullshit.

Funny thing is I already thought of two angles that might make people willingly use that:

1. Sex coaches review your recent experiences and give you advice (good or bad, just like other life advice fields).
2. Proof of consent so neither party can change the story after the fact. Though the proof won’t be at a scientific rigor level so it won’t help as much as people will hope, though it probably will clear up some less complex cases and complicate the shit out of others.

Yeah, but does that site differentiate between speeding and parking tickets? In my area you can rack up any amount of parking fines and the most it’ll do is you might need to pay them off before you can renew.

But yeah, you get points for speeding past a certain amount over the limit, running lights, and other violations that concern the way you move (on public roads, parking lots are free for alls, though a DUI is a DUI even on private property).

I’ve got a ps5.

I bought a new guitar controller to play the rythm games I have on ps3 because I needed to know if I had gotten that bad since my peak or if the guitar controller I had was aging like shit because I could still understand what was coming at me on that note highway but my accuracy seemed way lower than it should have been.

Turns out it was the controller. But also the system if I try to play RB2, it drops frames like crazy in heavy crowd moments.

So then I bought RB4 for the PS4, figuring the PS5 should handle it easily. And it does… But for some reason it keeps losing the connection with the controller. All I have to do is unplug the USB dongle and plug it back in (nothing else works because the guitar lights indicate that it is connected with the dongle, it’s just the ps5 isn’t communicating with the dongle for some reason). This doesn’t happen on my PC or even the PS3, though I kinda wish it did happen on the PC because then I might actually be able to debug it. Though I suspect it might be just doing it because it’s 3rd party and didn’t make Sony any money so why would they care if I can use it?

PS5 supports Bluetooth, but not my Bluetooth headset. Nope, gotta buy an official sony one because fuck you, give us money if you want to use a device with your console. Though I haven’t tried to use it again recently so maybe they’ve changed it, but I’m not holding my breath and I’m also not likely getting their next console.

Those are usually for moving violations, not things like parking fines.

I was happy to see a city near me had marked some sidewalk space as bike lanes on an expanded sidewalk.

Or maybe he realized that if he hadn’t had a special occasion by then, maybe he should just wear his shoes and get some enjoyment out of them instead of saving them for some vague moment that might never come or maybe he wouldn’t even think about the shoes until after if it did. Or maybe such an occasion did come up and he did forget the shoes until after and then just decided to wear them to work.

Or he works a white collar job and had a presentation or something so it was a special occasion.

There’s always someone saying something like this in any “I hate ads” kind of thread but I gotta say that it sounds like the sort of shit marketers want everyone to believe because they want to drive demand for them.

I’m calling bullshit and don’t believe that marketers have unlocked any kind of mind control powers that work on everyone including those hostile to what they are trying to say and that our subconscious are so easy to manipulate once we’ve become aware of those manipulations.

I can’t even stand that “corporate enthusiasm” tone anymore. It’s just fake.

Those photos were taken right after the tariff was removed from the socks.

Plus $30 shipping from Egypt.

I gotta say that this collection of stories plus all the others is starting to feel less like power mods with vendettas and more like a large scale astroturfing campaign intended to weed out people capable of using logic and/or bridging the gap in the various manufactured (or falsely amplified) conflicts dividing people for no good reason.

It’s especially weird how many feature “argued about it for 3 messages then admin banned for harassment”, especially since reddit’s mod problem isn’t exactly a secret and they’d be even more aware of it with the full visibility they have and you’d figure they’d want to address it if they were operating on good faith.

Yeah, it’s like the difference between sitting in a stopped car with all the doors open vs sitting in a moving car with the front driver and rear passenger windows open. The first one might feel cooler on a windy day, if the wind is blowing in the right direction, but the other will have consistent airflow from the outside through the car and back outside.

I wish their leader had realized that what he did wasn’t something you could just back down from and that his life was on the line either way.

10 was the last one with a technical improvement (its kernel had a scheduler that was better at scheduling on modern processors where some cores share caches while others don’t). Though the anti-features meant it was a tradeoff vs 7 (and just ignore 8 entirely).

It was kinda funny because before I switched to linux and made the question moot, I kept searching for some technical reason, anything, to actually want to switch from 10 to 11. All I’d get were things that other desktops have been able to do for decades (virtual desktops, which I first saw in Litestep (I think?) back around 2003), or anti-features like recall and copilot integration.

Oh, that might have been plain old incompetence rather than deliberate evidence tampering if both sides agreed to the bits that incriminate their own side. Unless there was something more going on that the logs would have shown, like “damage detected while self-driving enabled, dispatching Tesla cleanup crew to take care of the witnesses”.

I imagine it more as a condescending IT guy who isn’t actually very good at his job and has secretly set up each machine to spy on the users (but again isn’t very good at what he does so it isn’t much of a secret).