Now? It died in 2023 or whenever the API debacle happened. Even before that it was pretty botty.

Noe I am curious how much quicker batteries degrade being idle than ICE engines.

Yeah but will that happen in the 6M radius that we are talking about?

I just couldn’t get into those platforms, what do you use them for?

Can you file a small claims suit against them? You could probably generate an invoice for $5k, make a claim and I don’t know if they would even bother sending a lawyer.

The author reads like he doesn’t understand context or the legal idea of a rational actor. What users are going to purposefully upload boring content?

Here’s a thought experiment: imagine Instagram, but every single post is a video of paint drying. Same infinite scroll. Same autoplay. Same algorithmic recommendations. Same notification systems. Is anyone addicted? Is anyone harmed? Is anyone suing?

Of course not. Because infinite scroll is not inherently harmful. Autoplay is not inherently harmful. Algorithmic recommendations are not inherently harmful. These features only matter because of the content they deliver. The “addictive design” does nothing without the underlying user-generated content that makes people want to keep scrolling.

Probably stock unless I find a reason to mess around.

What I find fascinating is that most of our boomer parents warned us about bias and not trusting the internet for this exact reason. Like Wikipedia was an extremely controversial source for a while. Now a lot of them have seemingly forgotten that advice and completely trust these LLMs as if they were absolute authority on any subject.

What would you get for a new phone nowadays?

That’s why you have millions of copies stored.

The funny part is that the people who can afford to buy the products in the ads are the ones paying to not have ads.

Yup. It’s not real. The vast majority of GPUs delivered in 2025 aren’t plugged in. They still have some 2024 GPUs sitting idle.

This is all a shell game of fraud.

It may be time for Trump to rethink tariffs

LOL. It’s his only trick

Just checked eBay. ~200-250 for used M1 Air 8gb RAM and ~300-350 for used M1 with 16gb RAM.

If this is the regular price, schools can probably get them for $550 or less on a bulk contract. They seem to give 10% discount on any large school purchase.

The general duh, he’s got modern munitions.

Bring items to self checkout. Scans as fast as possible. Walks out with a 20% dynamic discount.

For me it’s the nature of time. As you get older the amount of time you have had experienced grows, so new time feels quicker in comparison. So time speeds up just as you learn to enjoy it.

Galaxy S3 was peak phone, removable battery and built in IR blaster. It only went downhill from there.

And or some random dude in procurement.