Smarch

Well, he’s got me there.

“Rooster” is a word Puritan assholes made up so they didn’t have to say “cock” and thereby admit the sexual nature of humanity. By which they, ironically, admitted the sexual nature of humanity.

Yeah, but also would be interested in how you put it together.

A touchbar mac?

. . . you crazy sucka . . .

“A huge middle finger to @NaNoWriMo for this laughable bullshit. Signed, a poor, disabled and chronically ill writer and artist. Miss me by a wide margin with that ableist and privileged bullshit,” wrote one X user. “Other people’s work is NOT accessibility.”

Who is making money with this dumb take? Dud Open AI buy someone a boat?

Money.

That’s the entirety of the reason.

Anyone who’s unclear on how the whole “AI transformation” is going: a major Geek House just banned it because it sucks so bad.

Big Tech Corporations: your naked attempts to lock out workers from IT profits by laying them off in the hope that AI will replace them is starting to fail catastrophically. Here’s to the dim hope you get bounced to the curb by a vengeful board.

Awesome. Nicely resurrected!

In the end, Musk failed to derail California’s visionary shift toward a balanced, electrified transportation system with high-speed rail as its backbone, along with electric vehicles, local transit and walkable, bike-friendly communities.

In June, [of 2022, nine years after Musk’s hyperloop lie] the California Legislature approved a $4.2 billion appropriation to help complete the project’s first operating segment, along with another $7.65 billion for rail transit. The California High-Speed Rail Authority continues to pursue federal funding to advance the project. Voter support for high-speed rail remains strong.

Specifically November 6th

Let me get back to you after November

True. And I’m sure they did.

One, please.

So you’d prefer a single mile of track? I mean, depending on where the track was, that might be pretty cool.

Pretty sure if they put a train on styrofoam and flour it wouldn’t work.

I mean, after it sat there for a few years, people would probably get suspicious.

There’s a single-bay version somewhere, which can be handy sometimes.

Oh that’s awesome. I love the tick tick tick read sound on those 5.25s. Yeah some flavor of linux will run on it I’d bet. If not, a 50Mb HDD would be plenty anyway :)

Edit: well someone did it, anyway! https://hackaday.com/2020/07/08/the-latest-linux-on-a-floppy-in-a-486/

It puts a fine point on it, doesn’t it?

Well sure. IT managers weren’t going to hand over all their infrastructure without some significant lies about the benefits.