AI is not quietly changing the demand. Anyone with a power bill sees it, many are complaining, and the US government is the only one turning a blind eye to it.

My use case is reading a summarizing contracts and scientific articles. Now, while I'm spending time coming up with prompts and reading responses, I might as well read the stuff myself and become personally familiar with it. However where AI helps me is conversing about it, like you would with a team. So if I'm between customers on the road, I can feed it into AI and ask questions in voice mode, review the answers later. That's my gain and arguably a lot more than 16 minutes.

Charter brought Time Warner Cable and raised prices. Consumers paying less after a merger such as this is rare and counterintuitive to the company. Why not recoup the cost of the purchase quicker by pushing up prices a skosh? What are the customers gonna do? Go to the competitor we just bought? Oh, will you look at that: those whiny customers WILL pay more... how about we charge them some more?

The Chinese labor was cheap, so manufacturing went there. But it was "cheap chinese crap" so we made it better, moved the tool and dye manufacturing there too and trained the Chinese, quality went up. But with that increasing quality, now they have everything. The tool and dye is a trade literally dying in the US, the Chinese goods are good and they don't need us anymore. We made this powerhouse and now we're mad about it? Ok.

That stupid fat fuck would pour arsenic in the water if Biden told him it was poison. And his hydrocephalus retarded following would cheer him on.

Decentralized? Tell me how Ethereum Classic came to be without centralization. We're all dying to know.

I was a tween/teen when SGC2C/Cartoon Planet was on the air. A friend and I were huge fans of the show and specifically Lowe. We learned about his radio career and decided we had faces for radio. When I was in college, I landed a part-time job in radio which amounted to beer money (I learned this was not a lucrative career before I got the job and moved on). I adapted some of Lowe's mannerisms into my air shift, increased ratings, and made many friends in the listening area. I'd fall victim to one of Clear Channel's job massacres - good thing it was just for beer money!

Many thanks to Mr. Lowe for his positive impact on me. RIP.

Trumpâ(TM)s who! Just like Sleepy Joe.

I know Lastpass offers emergency access, but there maybe others. You designate another LP user as one who can request this access. There is a delay of a period of days for the account holder to cancel the request (if they weren't really dead/incapacitated), but after that the designee gets all of that info.

This airline has gotten cheap. Buying old-ass planes and not updating them, refusing to help customers, and their business is susceptible to a single point in technology failure. It's not the first time it's happened int he past several years. Only reason I still fly with them is status and they don't fly a lot of tiny-ass CRJs (American, ahem) that can't hold a roll-aboard. United is looking more appealing nowadays.

Legal action means Binance will have to be transparent and crypto exchanges donâ(TM)t like to be transparent.

If you buy a lower-80, you’re buying a block of plastic (some sell metal ones). There’s no fire control cavity, no way for it to function as a gun. It’s not like you can stop by Gunazon and have a untraceable firearm in minutes. It’s a doorstop, paper weight, etc. and takes tools, time, and some skill to complete the lower. Many incomplete lower sellers just sell this, not an entire kit. A kit has EVERYTHING you need to make a functioning firearm.

This sounds like they’re going after people who sell you the lower-80 and the parts: upper receiver, barrel, BCG, etc. That’s ALWAYS been an issue, it’s regulated, and requires background checks. Some gun dealers tried selling these complete kits, thinking it wasn’t a gray area, and have got themselves in hot water; others knew better.

This happened a while back, maybe even here on /., where a guy bought a external HD for a low price only to have the same issue. He took it apart and found a small flash drive and a big stainless nut epoxied to the chassis to give it some weight.

So instead of declining to upgrade to the new Windows with features I don't want, they can push them out in "security" updates that install without asking me.

Where did you migrate to?