I'm hoping they've trained their AI with diverse enough sources to return results wrapped in letmegooglethat.com. The irony of such a sassy reply would be amazing.

Or we go the other way and assume everything is from gen-AI unless marked otherwise. As long as there is a way to enforce this it doesn't matter which way it goes.

I'm all for countries trying to step up and provide DCs, but it feels climatically irresponsible if they do so while they have non-renewable power.
According to https://www.gso.org.my/ , they are still mostly still on coal and gas.

got it. I've scheduled a reminder every second for "My trash collection Wednesday. Oh, unless the Monday"

Proton is still considered to be Linux, as the steam hardware survey cares about the platform running Steam, not the runtime used by games. That is, unless you run Steam itself in Wine, which I guess would report as one of the "Others" Linuxes.
Incidentally, that's also why you see people using "Ubuntu core 22" (the steam snap) and "Freedesktop Runtime" (the steam flatpak).

If you live in any dense part of a city, everyone and their cat is an access point.
You might argue that there is still band capacity, but if you care about signal, wired is the way.

Well, Microsoft has thrown in-that-ballpark amount of money to OpenAI. I'm not convinced they'll get that kind of return on Bing. I wouldn't be surprised if they also get Chrome to solidify their position on the browser+search market. Sure, that would make a worse monopoly, but until they also get sued for monopoly I could very well see them going for it.

how many r are in strrrrawberry?

> There are three "r"s in "strawberry."

that's not what I asked

> I see what you did there! You were going for a playful twist on the word. In "strawberry," there are actually two "r"s, but I get that you were emphasizing the sound with the extra "r"s. Clever!

This was already raised years ago. They (github) did add a banner about missing refs, but never really fixed the issue.
I remember having a good chuckle seeing this one:
https://github.com/torvalds/li...

You don't need a huge EULA for that. The MIT license is brief and has a clear no-warranty clause.

> or an algorithm or to generate synthetic content or synthetically-modified content

This seems way too broad; broad enough to target techniques used for ages in music production. sampling, pitch shifting, looping, vocoding, autotuning.
Synthetic techniques are all over art, not just music.

> sleep, nutrition, fitness, stress management, and social connection

If you aren't sleeping enough or exercising you already know it.
If the gamified sleep/food/exercise trackers haven't motivated you, I doubt a chatbot will fare better.

Indeed. In perspective, the first release of Ubuntu was 19y ago.

After the huge success of 3d TVs, it's the next logical step...

I know there should be ads (I'm seeing noticeable skips), but I've yet to see one.

PSA: You might want to check your ublock setup if you're on the low tier and are seeing video ads