I think they stopped listening to themselves long ago at this point.

The Pixel 8 I bought 1.5 years ago is not supported anymore?

My Discover Weekly playlist this week has 26 of 30 songs as bland AI generated trash. I don't know how my algorithm got to this point, considering that I have been skipping AI tracks whenever they come up. It has gotten beyond awful and there is still no dislike button. Is there a good alternative for music radio? Because Spotify has hit rock bottom.

I hope by "must" it means that browsers are going to enforce it.

Why do the websites have the authority in the first place to tell your browser what cookies to store? This is 100% on browsers to restrict what websites can do with cookies. Websites should be able to do anything they are allowed to do. Malicious websites are not going to respect any legal rules.

For those not familiar, the Google Search Console has a tab that shows what the user searched for when your page was offered as a result. So when ChatGPT "searches the web", content relevant to your query can end up recorded in the search console for site admins.

I cancelled my photoshop sub this year because their software runs extremely poorly. Like, I'm doing the same stuff I was doing in 2010, I don't really see why I need 20x the processing power today for it to run like shit.

Businesses can choose to not have an outage by having distributed infrastructure. AWS makes it insanely easy to do that today compared to 15 years ago. But no, many businesses would rather suffer the damage from outages now and then while praying us-east-1 stays online indefinitely.

If you are using a vendor that has an outage due to us-east-1 issues, that's a red flag - it means they are cutting costs, not employing skilled engineers, and/or just don't give a damn about your service.

You'll just get screwed by the rigorous updates and deprecations not caring for the mountain of legacy software out there.

I was also looking at EV cars last month because the tax credit is ending.

Easy, lip service. It's your regular joe business in the end that doesn't actually give a hoot about what they sell themselves as.

After 12 Years of Failed Attempts, James Howells, the Man Who Lost His Hard Drive Containing $742M in Bitcoin Finally Ends His Search

unless...?

Randomly turned this on because it was on the front page of prime. We mst3k'd the shit out of this movie and it was a great time!

SPOILERS AHEAD

imagine aliens with technology far greater than our own invading to suck up our precious data, lmao

AI will not be able to understand any emotion in the text its reading. People already avoid dubbing for lack of alignment with the original. Listening to AI dubs would be a horrible way to enjoy a film.

So imagine that you've gotten into Google as an engineer, proved that you are somewhat intelligent, and now you have to deal with this.

well they're certainly laying fiber faster than american ISPs