I reckon Raspberry Pi routers are going to make a comeback now...

In Soviet Russia, router backdoors you!

What will undoubtedly happen is that someone will train an AI on the original live-action Firefly series and then use it to convert the animated series to live-action. Initial attempts will look like AI slop, but I think we can be sure that by 2030 (or 2035 at the latest), later attempts will look as good as real.

I think it will be done with Star Trek: The Animated Series as well. That could be converted to live action, too.

No. The extra $100 is for two things: (1) doubling the storage; (2) Touch ID.

It's got higher single-core performance than an M1.

At this point, I'd trust a frontier model more than I'd trust a human, tbh.

LLMs haven't been around for 40 years, you gimboid.

Type annotations have made this possible for quite a time:
def foo(label: str|None)

...and we liked it!

Personally, I would say somehing like...

My first PC had an Intel 8080 CPU and had 64 KiB of RAM (in those days called "64K" because people were stuck in the mindset of small powers of two back then, and it just so happened that 2^10 is close enough to 10^3 that nobody much cared; the notion of a gigabyte or a terabyte was decades in the future).

I'm sure you know this, but it was actually the 8088 that was in the first IBM PC, not the 8086. The 8086 didn't appear in an IBM system until a couple years later—the PC/AT.

ITYM 64 KiB

64 kB = 64,000 bytes
64 KiB = 65,536 bytes

I sit 36" away from my 43" 2160p monitor (a 4k UHD HDR television that I don't have connected to the Internet). My vision is still good enough that I can *almost* see individual pixels at that distance (I definitely can at 24").

I'll never go back to anything less than a 4k monitor.

Is that true? The difficulty goes up exponentially with the distance back? I would think the work increases linearly. You really mean exponentially?

Whoops! You accidentally wrote that backwards.

For iMessage, you should not have the option to fall back to unencrypted SMS. That's the danger of it.