"Our findings challenge the widely held belief that humans only began influencing the environment with fire in the recent past"

This brings into question all their findings. No way a million hunter and gatherers had any significant impact other than an occasional wildfire, which we still do by mistake today. The difference is that today we can leverage fossil fuels to extract more fossil fuels; we aren't picking up sticks by hand like our ancestor's did. So obviously this study has a political agenda.

Raw video.

Magic Lantern's main feature for many people was the removal of the 30 minute record limit. It does a lot of things for advanced users too, but I think a majority of the folks wo used this just wanted a camera without that one stupid limitation put in place to avoid being taxed as a video recording device.

iOS 26 allows you to restore an iPhone with an iPad. From what I can tell. TFA doesn't really say much.

Congratulations, you get my first Dunning-Kruger award of the day. It's like you didn't even read the article. The contamination comes from how they handle the caps.

From MS, not the fake news site: "The first phase targets legacy drivers that have newer replacements already on Windows Update."

No details on future phases, but this seems quite reasonable.

I would totally buy an iPad if it ran the full Xcode.
I would totally buy a MacBook if I could draw on it.
I like my iPhone 16 Pro. I don't buy their other devices because I hate Apple; it's their lack of courage to do what users want.

Not really. Try searching for something not in stock. Even with exact wording, you get the dark pattern of not showing you it's out of stock and instead recommending some Chinese dollar vendor's piece of shit knockoff.

You forgot to resolve all conflict with time travel at the endgame.

A few times annually is once every four months. TFA does have stats for "a few times a week" users as well. If AI was really all that, lots of people would be using it dozens of times a day. But they didn't study that because reasons. Something that helps a few times a week doesn't sounds like something that can reduce staffing and costs more than a few percent.

Doubtful, but they are excited enough to give a 133% effort.

There are numerous disabilities that can prevent someone from touch typing. For example, chronic joint pain and essential tremor (since birth) makes it impossible to know the position of my fingers without looking at my hands. There are times I have no idea what an entire limb is doing. So if you're judging someone based on their ability to touch type, you just might be an ableist.

Ce n'est pas un violon.

I feel for the artists that are going to get hit by this, but no reasonable person would expect movies to come with a list of ingredients like a box of cereal. We don't expect disclosure of whether special effects are practical or CGI but now AI needs disclosure because why? It's just a new type of CGI.

Trickle down economics don't work. That idea was made popular in the 1980s by the chief religious nutjob. 40 years later and it's like we've learned nothing.