It's probably just been delayed for about 5 years, for political reasons.

Load the Moto app and then go to Moto Actions. The settings you want are there. You have to shake the phone in a very particular way to get the camera, it's odd that you're doing it by accident. Flashlight is a chopping motion though, not just a shake.

I didn't say you shouldn't install updates. I said they shouldn't be pushed on you. I know this stuff is really hard for you to understand, but that's because you continually demonstrate that everything is. If you persist in making up shit to believe that people didn't say, you're going to be confused forever.

One thing that pretty much all politicians have in common in the USA is support of the MIC. Democrats will happily pass additional funding for the military, they have done it again and again. He would be attacking his allies as much as his enemies.

Nah she just said some other spectacularly stupid and corrupt shit yesterday or so, it was so terrible I blocked it out so I don't remember what it was, but it should be easy to find because everyone is interested in study of our last remaining neanderthal.

Oh look, you are talking stupid shit.

We all know how LLMs are being used: To create low-quality AI bullshit. Sometimes a human improves the quality of the bullshit later, and makes it useful and maintainable. Sometimes no human does that, and then it remains bullshit.

People coming to a different conclusion than you don't automatically not know what they are talking about. They might just be smarter than you. Based on your comment, I'd say the chances are very high.

Total bullshit from you yet again. Do you ever stop with this shit? Did you even own a C64? I don't believe that you did, and here's why. When I was a wee lad and before I ever owned a computer they had Commodore 64s and other computers at Sears. There was software for those computers. The instructions to load the software were typically on the disk label, but you'd rapidly learn that there were not many magical incantations required to load software, and if you tried one or two of them you could get programs without instructions to load, too. I was not even into the multiple digit ages yet, and I could "use it".

No, it isn't even slightly like that. That's flooding the zone with meaningless signal. This is inserting a small amount of meaningful signal. The only way in which it's not actually the complete opposite of what you said is that a signal is being added. Are you a LLM? Because what you said doesn't make any sense.

Statement IF("you're completely unaware of how people are using these AI technologies in the real world") evaluates as false. Fuck off.

No, it would be better to do both things, because we need to do both things.

Unfortunately we don't seem to have the will to do the thing you suggest, which I agree we need to do, so at least this is something. Not enough, but something. Also, putting minerals into soil can improve crop yields, so there are other good reasons to do it.

The price is ridiculous obviously. Statistically nobody who is not a totally mindless fan of anything that says Rubik on it is going to buy this. This is unfortunate to me only because I won't be finding them at yard sales here in the sticks. I can imagine some fun projects to do with these.

I'm not sure extension writers care all that much about Firefox now. Compatibility is nice to have, but given the tiny market share I think most of them are concentrating on Chrome-based browsers. I fear that ad-blockers will stagnate as a result.

This feature sounds useful until you realize that you can't trust the summary, so it's largely useless.

Many years ago someone contacted me about developing something like this, but with a gambling aspect. The idea was that you bought it, and if you could solve it you won a cash prize. It wasn't quite like a Rubik's cube, it worked a little differently, but looked similar.

I told them it was impossible to secure it against being hacked, and given that money was involved that was inevitable.

I had to have at least 6.12 to have drivers for all my hardware, and Debian is even now still only on 6.11. I'm using 6.14 now because that's the newest that will work without making other changes, and I've been uninterested in figuring it out as this is new enough for my purposes otherwise.

Back in times of yore it was normal to build your own kernel, and today Debian and Linux together make it very easy once you get through the long-winded documentation, as the files you need to make the debs are in the kernel sources. Especially if you are willing to go version by minor version, but often even if you want to skip a number of them, you can usually just make oldconfig and hold down enter...

That's exactly why nobody should be pushing updates to anything against your will.