There seems to be an easy solution here.

I’m amazed they haven’t filed for bankruptcy yet. No insurance will cover this and surely they can’t just shrug off loosing all this infrastructure and product.

On the one hand, this is crazy. On the other hand, I don’t even really care anymore since I found my “forever”-OS in Linux some years ago. Once I made the switch I stopped thinking about it, it just works.

Parasite is not a movie that makes sense for a spin-off, remake or sequel. The very idea of a “Parasite” franchise is revolting. And yet, here we are.

This summarizes the ai-bubble perfectly, and everyone is here, too: Nvidia, OpenAI, Softbank and Lutnick as the cherry on top.

Raising debt is the whole point now.

It’s a perfectly reasonable position: fork the kernel with a purist no-ai approach and see where it’s going. It’s literally what open-source is about. No need for a screaming contest, just do the thing you are convinced of and compete for the best solution.

I wish they added more superheroes.

Maybe I should order a super small violin to support these “entrepreneurs”.

Just straight up selling insider information seems like it should be illegal, but what do I know!

Kinetic sanctions it is, then.

I was chuckling until I saw the community. But then, you really couldn’t make this up.

Trump touched it, so…

“console gaming industry” you surely meant to say.

That’s just common sense.

People who never explored the right-click menu, apparently.

Well, that packs a different punch.

This title may be cited as the Shielding Children’s Retinas from Egregious Exposure on the Net Act or the SCREEN Act.

Oh wow, they really love their acronyms!

My main problem is the lack of discoverability. Maybe the content is just not there, but even if it is I don’t think I’d be able to find it. And I regularly try.

YouTube, obviously. And peertube is not it.

When will people learn that anything the Trumps touch will crash and burn?