Who even uses Acrobat? The PDF file format is alive and well, and there's no AI in the format. It's just Adobe's enshittification of their software.

Apple prohibits app developers from even mentioning that there is a website where they could make payment externally, instead of using an in-app purchase via the App Store. It's crazy.

Hopefully we can go back to games made by small teams. We don't need to invest 10s of millions of $$$ in a game and have hundreds of developers to make a good game.

If you're going to take this thought experiment, a theoretical problem, and bring various other scientific beliefs to bear on it, like to limit the duration to a finite period due to scientists estimate of the end of the universe, then shouldn't you also include other scientific processes that are widely held?

For instance, if you believe that humans evolved from lower life forms, then wouldn't it be likely that monkeys would evolve into more intelligent beings over the millions of years as they are typing away?

Clearly no relation at all.

Seems like instead of government throwing money at media organizations and promoting AI tools, it would be better to let news organizations scale down their bloated workforce, as well as focus on truthful reporting of objective facts through real journalism.

Maybe I'm missing something, but I don't see any proprietary information on the Clownstrike.lol site.

What did he specifically publish that you think is illegal or immoral?

If you like what Ubuntu's been doing for the past decade, then feel free to enjoy this.

As for me, I'll pass. When Ubuntu started doing bloatware, I stopped using Ubuntu and went back to reliable distros like Debian. I don't miss it.

It's good to let people know where they can go for uncensored information, thanks.

In "The Dilemma" (2011) we have fake sounds from a Dodge Charger V6 to make it sound like an S.R.T. V8...

YouTube Clip - V6 Sounds like V8

I see the linked "Notices received from search engines" page has several low quality screen shot images showing the Google "notice of removal from Google Search". The links can barely be made out from these images. How about actually copying and pasting the list of URLs as text? Let's crank the Streisand effect up to 11!

If we can trust Betteridge's law of headlines, the answer is no, he is not leaving, and yes, a headline in the form of a question does not sound like proper news. Even for nerds. And especially for stuff that matters.

It looks to me like the Upverter web site stores your design in the cloud, using their own proprietary web based tool, and you can't save or edit it on your own machine. So it Upverter's site goes down, or if they decide to make you pay for it, or they go out of business, or whatever, your design is lost! I would much prefer to use a truly open solution like gEDA or KiCAD. At least with proprietary and limited Eagle, you can save stuff locally and use it forever.

I put forth a compelling argument for the United States to join the world with the International System of Units. Forward this to your friends who still think that ounces (fluid ounce or international avoirdupois ounce? British or U.S. fluid ounce? Apothecary ounce?), pints, and inches are the way to go.

After giving it some thought, I have decided that "Sentence case" is superior to "Title Case" from the viewpoint of precision. By capitalizing words in headings and titles of publications (of which there are many different ways to do it!), information is lost as to whether a particular word was a proper noun or not.

Furthermore, there are words (capitonyms) that completely change meaning and possibly pronunciation depending on the capitalization. For instance, "polish your shoes" vs. "eat a Polish sausage", or "measure the mass" vs. "go to Mass".

Using title case is a lossy operation.