

Chemistry, biology, and medicine are the few places where AI can provide real benefits to our world.
Chemistry, biology, and medicine are the few places where AI can provide real benefits to our world.
Jesus Christ.
I’ve dipped my toes in Linux a few times over the years, but after Windows started pushing ads to the start menu, the lock screen, and the Edge Collections pane, they pushed pushed me off the cliff.
Commodore 64 joystick.
Purina had a good one that was pellets made from recycled paper. Think it was called yesterday’s news. I haven’t seen it in my local stores in a while though.
The parking lot at work is filled huge pickup trucks, while the inside of the building is filled with tiny penises.
Grays. Sports. Almanac.
+1 for using dyslexic font.
I hate 3d movies. They don’t add to the story or the experience. Moreover, I find it distracting.
Heiankyo Alien. It was the cheapest game in the store, so that’s the one my parents let me buy. For a long time it was one of only a couple games I owned–that one and whatever it shipped with… Tetris?
No. I would stay here to work toward improving social programs in the U.S.
Perhaps some people would stop punishing their own bodies for the benefit of their employer.
I’ve been a MS products fan since Windows Phone, Cortana, and OneNote stole my heart. I loved the great features that Windows 10 and Edge provided out-of-the box. Bing provided better results than Google for some time.
But Phone was never accepted by the market, and with it, Cortana faded away. OneNote hasn’t kept up with the market, and they somehow broke the cursor on mobile. Sticky Notes lost compatibility with Dark Mode. They started pushing ads to Windows start menu, and embedded ads in Edge Collections.
Microsoft makes great software, then fuck it all up. Oh well, back to Linux.