True, but Australia has a handful of cities separated by massive destroyed wastelands populated only by roving gangs, so each city can do its own thing in the north and south.

You know what a shed is? Same thing, except you keep a bike in it...

I can see this becoming the next Newgrounds if they do it right. Equivalent to the Flash games of the past, these could still be fun without needing to be groundbreaking. I'd hope to see more than just the awful slop games that you see on YouTube Playables, for example... But still, if you have a genuinely interesting idea, you'd do better investing some time in it.

Funny, when I get a push notification from them all I see is

CONSUME
OBEY
NO INDEPENDENT THOUGHT
DO NOT QUESTION AUTHORITY

Is anyone else seeing this?

The rest are literal ghost records

The way out is through

A møøse once bit my sister...

This was a triumph.
I'm making a note here: "Huge success"
It's hard to overstate my satisfaction.

OpenAI's Astra
We do what we must because we can.
For the good of all of us... except the ones who are dead.

What's so great about Teams again? It's improved over the years, sure, but it still isn't great. At least I can send people messages and correctly assume they actually receive them... usually. But then again I could do that with Google Talk 15 years ago. Why do we have to keep reinventing the wheel?

Kindles still have headphone jacks?

That's pretty nice, actually. I recently bought a Kobo Clara and don't like it too much because it doesn't have any physical buttons. Kobo does have the Kobo Remote which they released last year, which is probably why Amazon is playing catch-up here. I occasionally still use my old Kindle 3 (the one with the keyboard) because I prefer the physical buttons to turn the page. The magnetic cover is actually appealing... although I doubt I'd want to go back into the Amazon ecosystem at this point. It's far too nice to read native epub without tedious conversion software on the Kobo.

A slight exaggeration. I could only get the Windows 11 weather app to peak at 1700MB by using the embedded weather maps and aggressively zooming and panning across the globe to load data into memory. Normally it was around 500MB, but then again I'm not signed in.

About time. The open web has had its day. It's far too dangerous for people to openly express themselves and share ideas.

Wait, are you saying "move fast and break things" is negligent? :surprised pikachu:

"Triumph of over-production," I like that. Tale of our time.