I think the CEOs are playing a game of pass the buck. They only need the current quarter or year to match their predicted profits (line goes up). So they do more and more damage each quarter until the scheme collapses. Then they golden parachute out and a new CEO starts their game (often by firing as many people as possible).

If you have a couple of favorite go-to windows, you could just put sensors on them and eat the delta cost in efficiency.

The Samsung robot army will make an uprising really difficult

They released the same 4 core CPUs for like 6 years in a row

OneDrive uses virtual files and there is an open bug that isn’t getting enough attention

https://feddit.it/comment/10231887

It appears to be a known bug, not a setting

https://feddit.it/comment/10231887

A lot of incredible games on that list.

Maybe the power supply is dying? Do you move it often? Or could the USB cable be degrading?

Are you using a VPN?

Oh that’s hilarious

Dell is already at 500Hz 1080p

https://www.dell.com/en-us/shop/alienware-500hz-gaming-monitor-aw2524h/apd/210-bglm/monitors-monitor-accessories

I like this take, it’s like the LLM is doing a cold reading of what the expected response is.

I’m getting tired of Microsoft reading my data. What’s you backup strategy on linux?

More data rot. I wonder how many millions of links are about to disappear.

My understanding, zero day means when the exploit was discovered it was already being used in the wild. This is different from an exploit discovered by a bounty program or by security researchers.

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What’s absolutely crazy about that is:

Prompt: write code that checks how many r’s are in the word strawberry

Response:

using System;

class Program
{
    static void Main()
    {
        string word = "strawberry";
        char targetChar = 'r';
        int count = 0;

        foreach (char c in word)
        {
            if (c == targetChar)
                count++;
        }

        Console.WriteLine($"The letter '{targetChar}' appears {count} times in the word \"{word}\".");
    }
}

I’d love to see a crank on EVs to power the low voltage stuff in emergencies. How many amps does the car startup take? 15A? Maybe bicycle pedals.

It’s much much much cheaper to use the same 12V systems that other cars use.

Kia/hyundai solved this by having a disconnect on their (li-ion) 12V battery. When the voltage gets low it completely isolates the battery. There is a button inside the car that reconnects it right before starting the car.