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I'll believe it when they start to play Swan Lake.

And this poster points out that the Torygraph has been printing anti-EU propaganda and outright fabrications for decades. The science reporting might be sound but the editor can't resist trying to make a dig against Europe even if the complaint is complete bollocks. The DT for a long time pushed the outright lie about the UK getting faster access to new covid vaccines, promulgated by that mendacious cunt Boris Johnson, when the truth is that it was EMA regulations that allowed for rapid rollout of new vaccines in the event of an epidemic.

The only difference between the Telegraph and the Mail is the amount of overt racism.

There's plenty of blame to go around. W11 by all accounts is a dumpster fire, but Samsung companion software is notoriously shit.

Look at the title, then look at the first sentence in the summary.

I used to favour LG but the last ones I bought are increasingly too smart for their own good, either running an OS that demands too much from the hardware - rendering the UI unusably slow and clunky - or doing what Samsung do and adding "features" that I don't want and can't disable.

Seriously, has anyone ever the the "LG Content Store"?

When HD was still new I would often see TVs described as "HD-Ready", which in fact meant only that they had an HDMI input, not an HD panel.

Massive Attack were big in the early 2000s but they were never a "rock band". They were closer to trip-hop if anything.

Personally, I find the concept of the Cybermen more chilling than the Daleks. At least the Daleks will kill you. The Cybermen will Cyber-convert you, condemning you to a life of servitude with no free will. Unlike Borgification, there's no reversing the process.

I've never used it and I never plan to
Yet, thanks to skyrocketing RAM prices, I've still had to pay for it.

So if instead I market my creation as "synthetic intelligence" it will magically start cogitating?

Appropriately enough I sometimes see deepfake Natalie Portman plugging âoeIQ testsâ on slashdot.

Yes, I see ads on slashdot, sometimes they cover 2/3 of the page.
Yes, I have an ad blocker, but for some reason it doesn't work on slashdot.

There's a marketplace literally built in to Steam. Not as popular as the third party ones, but it's there.

It's nowhere near 12,000.
Here's a video that explains the figures, not that I expect you to watch it, much less admit just how wrong you are.

Havenâ(TM)t you heard about the revolutionaries capturing the airports?