Comment Re:Does anyone really believe this isn't a stunt? (Score 1) 40
Incompetent in not having the most basic of security, an air gap.
Comment Re:Who? (Score 2, Informative) 13
Airtable Review (2026): The Best Spreadsheet-Database Hybrid for Teams?
What Is Airtable?
Airtable is a cloud-based platform that combines the simplicity of a spreadsheet with the power of a relational database. Founded in 2012 by Howie Liu, Andrew Ofstad, and Emmett Nicholas, Airtable has raised over $1.4 billion in funding and is valued at $11 billion. Over 450,000 organizations use Airtable, including companies like Netflix, Shopify, and the Red Cross.
The core concept: each Airtable “base” is a relational database with multiple linked tables, but the interface looks and feels like a spreadsheet. You get familiar row-and-column editing, plus database features like linked records, rollups, lookups, and field types (attachments, checkboxes, single/multi-select, dates, currency). Multiple views — grid, kanban, calendar, gallery, gantt, form — let different team members see the same data in the format most useful to them.
Airtable’s target audience is operations teams, marketing teams, product managers, and anyone who has outgrown spreadsheets but doesn’t need (or want to build) a full database application.
Comment Behind every AI cloud is a silver lining. (Score 1) 147
Well on the bright side, no employee burnout and no getting cussed out by customers.
Comment Trickle theory. (Score 1) 88
Who Hoo. 2027 will be the year of...another desktop percentage point.
Comment Re:Well yeah (Score 1) 143
Looking at a hybrid. 44 Miles doesn't seem like a lot, but for mostly city driving it's adequate. Can even be charged on a standard plug.
Comment Getting the word out. (Score 1) 49
Great. Amazon will soon be flooded with self-published books written partially by AI telling about the new changes.
Comment Claude-800 (Score 1) 80
It Doesn’t Feel Pity, Or Remorse, Or Fear, And It Absolutely Will Not Stop, Ever, Until You Are Broke!
Comment Re:Bitlocker (Score 2) 34
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Comment Re: Enshittification marches ever onward (Score 1) 54
It’s a sunk cost for them—time and money have already gone into putting it in place, and taking it out would just mean less security in a world that’s only going to need more of it, especially with AI-driven attacks from increasingly hostile actors. In the end, like most things, it comes down to money—similar to when Intel set its CPUs apart with features like virtualization or ECC. Now, people will simply move to other CPUs or alternative chipsets.
Comment Re:As the old saying goes... (Score 1) 49
Slashdot posts.
Comment Re:D.o.g.e. (Score 1) 180
Funny how a regime that's bought by the rich is hurting the rich. We're already down one airline, and there's plenty more to hurt and collapse before this is over.
Comment Re:D.o.g.e. (Score 1) 180
It's an idea, just remember all Americans had the 2nd available to them for all those years and never used it. Didn't need to wait for an immunity granted president.
Comment Re:D.o.g.e. (Score 1) 180
Of course they colluded with foreign powers.
Are these the foreign powers that have SCOTUS level immunity from the consequences of climate change? Because the El Niño currently happening is showing the weather doesn't give two "F"'s about what people think about it.
Comment Post war irony. (Score 2) 31
Ah, the Guardian. The one that's always going on about freedom and e-mailing me for money. Glad they're sticking up for their principles.
Comment Cool kids use. (Score 2) 22
OpenClaw is the cool thing. Get it while it's hot.
