(wind and radioactive tumbleweeds)

(because, like, society has collapsed)

Yes. anything that will promote algorithm improvement would be awesome.

Is this really true? Maybe we havenâ(TM)t found a *complete* replacement, but we do have direct replacements in certain applications. Also, we have had many options to reconfigure demand but no political will. This last is definitely on âoeboth sidesâ and everyone. Nobody wants to change what they find comfortable or let go fairly rigid visions of material dreams.

It seems unlikely that wind is not represented on the graph because itâ(TM)s input value was zero. But sure, itâ(TM)s contribution varies, which variation can be planned for. Lots of cheap (technically) options. My favorite is use part of wind production to raise mass, then let gravity reclaim some of the energy.

Google canâ(TM)t do anything with clearing an overloaded inboxâ"one of the tasks for which it would be useful. By iverloaded i mean >5k emails. My friend is an email hoarder.

What it is, is a contract of adhesion. Probably a couple of other defenses. Technically illegal, but no court has enforced it since like 1872 or something.

> Trump enforces the law, uses our trade and military leverage to get better deals for the US, does everything he can to bolster election anonymity and security, and has worked harder than any president in my lifetime to cut government size, power, influence, and spending, so that more money can be invested in enterprise, which lowers prices and brings prosperity for all

Citation needed.

>I've already run up the Jolly Roger again, sigh, streaming was good whilst it lasted but sadly it was never going to last that long.

Seriously. It's not even the price, I'm blessed enough (today) to handle the expense. But the hassle is big, the UI is bad, and participating in the shittiness of it feels bad. I want to see creators well rewarded, but this is just too much PITA. I have crunchyroll and a rotating one for the kids, I've switched to reading, old dvds, and watching it friends' houses. It's probably healthier anyway.

Iâ(TM)m told, piracy has never been easier.

A homepod can already act as a hub. I guess Ican see the value of having an easy access, always in one place device for home control, music and podcasts. Maybe this necessary because siri stinks? Side note, I give apple some, but only some, grace for siriâ(TM)s challenges arising from appleâ(TM)s commitment to security, such as it is. But iirc, siri 1.0, back when connected to wolfram alpha, was pretty awesome.

Homekit requires a full time, on site device as hub, ipad or apple tv. Sadly not imac last I checked

but the tax savings!

But seriously sam et alâ¦you first.

Also, pushes standards compliance. And (pipe dreaming) with wide adoption might result in downscaling of all the layers of web 2.0 malarky that slow everything down so much.

digg recently triedâ"and failedâ"to revive itself. User base was the problem.

The world has changed. Kids are saavy in different ways. Iâ(TM)m old, under retirement funded, and therefore afraid and ignorant of the new hotness. At least /. is still here for me to grumble.