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Funny how at first I had to look from one to the other to switch my perception of it, even though they’re exactly the same.

Fixed. Brought to you by ortho gang.

Both are hungry.

A relatively popular YouTuber who happens to bear the same name.

Also a bunch of laughing emojis put in a written joke are kind of like telling the joke and adding “you should laugh here”.

Yeah, but look at how many extra comments that generates. I’m starting to think that intentionally bad grammar is sometimes a good social media tactic to create engagement on top of what you’re already doing, but I’m not excluding people being just plain illiterate.

For a very long time it’s been possible to set what the button is doing and it’d only cause a hard shut down if you hold it down for like 5 seconds.

Doesn’t need any more JPEG

But I don’t want the best content.

It’s somewhat amazing to be able to pull this off - and also speaks of the layers and layers of management in modern corporations.

Did the c-level folks find out eventually?

Imagine breaking someone’s scraper with that change.

It’d be interesting to watch said AI girlfriend leaving you and taking your apartment.

And maybe some features as a side effect.

I used to struggle a bit with that. My first full time job was at a startup making puzzle/logic games and I was hoping that at one point everybody is going to play them and I’ll be able to say “yeah, I worked on that”. Needless to say it wasn’t that successful at all, but I learned not to care that much. Money’s in my bank account, food is on the table, everything’s fine.

On the flip side, software not being material is also a plus - you make it once and distribute it an infinite number of times.

“My dad does a programmer.”

Because they want to include things with ads now - i.e. the ad-supported Outlook in the place of Mail.

Without defending one or the other, as long as you have proprietary closed software running on the device itself or on the backend of the services it syncs with, all you can have is assumptions and reasonable doubt about how the data is used. We’re trading convenience for someone knowing something about us.

Richard Stallman

Some shells put the path in quotes automatically as you attempt to complete anything with spaces in it.

Just put the whole thing in quotes. You might have to escape extra sets of quotes, usually with a backslash.