man seti at home used to be so god damn cool, too. that screensaver mode where it showed you 3d data charts that meant absolutely nothing to you.

if i was a betting person, i would put my money on, their email servers are still running that one version of macos where you could login to root just by hitting enter with no password, and that its just some guy in like cambodia vnc'ing to it on occasion.

i bet the guy that figured this out for mozilla is the same guy that thought it would be good to have firefox constantly rewrite the file association for JPEG in the windows registry to save images as dot jfif sliently such that i had to set that key to be read only.

except literally anybody else could have lowered their app size by more than 20% by removing absolute bullshit included within it, and refactoring their ui to actually be sane.

on the last article about this i commented about how they will be doing it on-device not just in-icloud. "that correspond to known child abuse images Apple will distribute to iPhones to enable the system" seems like i called it.

my personal favourite is how every time apple goes on bold claims about how siri got better with new technology, she gets dumber and understands even fewer commands than before.

don't forget with the new apple M927 chip we can now do that all on-device to respect your privacy while we invade your privacy.

google will help the 5 people that bother, avoid crowed mass transit. everyone else will just continue doing what they want. its like when you look up a restaurant and the google page says that right now is its most busy time of day, none of those people already there know or care. and you still go because you're hungry.

imagine calling yandex a startup tho?

he's (the technology connections guy on youtube) probably having a party now that average people are finally hearing about heat pumps.

last night was trying to watch southpark and it would not work in opera/chromium. it would just instantly go to a "its fucked" message. but it worked fine in firefox.

d2 players are historically the worst people on the planet in terms of giving directions. like you'll find a blog by a guy with screenshots showing how to get to where you need to go, but all the screenshots will be like of the wall or of a dark corner, like they go out of their way to make sure the screenshots *in their instructions* have no identifiable markers XD

my first iphone. and my second and third, only cost like 50$ each, as long as i renewed a 2yr contract every year. those were the days.

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the other funny thing apple does is when you do figure out an api, once it gets widespread, they will demand you can't use it for some reason. they are really strange. boi we aint the ones that made it a public method.