The OP seems to think that if it's not styled with photo-realistic physically based rendered materials, it's crappy graphics. BOTW and TOTK and SSBB have some super clever graphics tricks to produce a highly complex environment, but because it's toon styled it's easy to overlook the little touches if all you like are PBR games. Witcher3 runs fine, albeit the 720p is a challenge for some game ports to fit, for UI and for finer details. Now, the Pokemon games, that's a fair cop: the graphics are amateurish and lazy, but that's not the platform's fault at all.

I have long wondered how AIs are trained on massive quantities of internet drivel, yet have a far better command of the rules of grammar and spelling than the corpus they read. If there's a pre-training filter for quality, then all of Reddit or Facebook is pared down to a few megabytes.

Stratasys was not worried at Prusa's scale or level of tech, but is clearly rattled at Bambu's. Speed and motor shaping and network management make them more viable for small industry. I see several print labs buying 50 Bambu instead of 1~5 Stratasys, and making their customers happy.

I guess I shouldn't be shocked by the idea that a little matured utility app had a team of ten or more people. I put out a couple Android utilities years ago, and found out first-hand just how annoying maintenance on Android sucks. It felt like a treadmill, with incessant API changes, Google Play rule changes (both technical and non-technical), various hacks required for a dozen new quirky phone models each cycle, and so on. I lost all energy for adding features, and never made more than a trickle of lunch money for it because everyone expects apps to be free.

Yup, sign me up for Bobcat GPThwait!

They can call SSD-paging swap memory whatever they want, but I want real RAM all the way. Sticking to my now-ancient i7 because it runs nicely on 64GB third-party RAM, while all the Silicon models triple in price if they even let you configure half that.

Or a typo. Since the link just points to previous stories, didn't see where that figure comes from.

If a huge mass like that really transitioned from being landlocked to spinning that fast, I wonder if we can detect its effect on the Earth's overall spin.

Trademark requires responsive action to maintain protection. Copyright does not. Trademark holders wish they had something as powerful as DMCA to stifle criticism... so they go ahead and abuse DMCA even if there's no actual copying.

Each share gets a vote (simplified, some can have multipliers or be non-voting). If you don't vote, your shares' votes are assumed in line with the Board's recommendations, which is why an independent Board is important. You can assign your shares' votes to a proxy who will vote per their own logic of what's best for the company. Muskmelon's Board are all sycophants. So it's rigged in that most non-institutional shareholders are going to throw away their vote to his own egotistical desires.

Or in people, especially online: an echo chamber.

Sounds on-brand for somehow-still-USPS-Postmaster-General Dejoy.

A potato computer can rip a purchased DVD for more secure archival. It's still difficult to rip BluRay, which is of course the whole point of the industry's move away from DVD (with HD as the carrot to drive adoption).

Want to lay people off without those pesky reporting processes and oversight? Well, now you can! Sure, some countries would call it "constructive dismissal" and apply worker protections, but this is a rootin' tootin' Texas company who knows how to stretch loopholes bigger than State Highway 45.

How do I add this app I downloaded to my favorites/launchbar/desktop?

Ok, create a text file? With all these lines of jargon? And hardcoded absolute paths? Can I at least use environment variables? No? Done, I guess. Oh, link that file so it's in two places, that makes sense. Oh, link the icon too?

Why isn't there a right-click-executable,-make-all-this-for-me?