Took the dog for an emergency morning walk just before rain hit.
Took the dog for an emergency morning walk just before rain hit.
This is a great history lesson on the mispricing of labor as technology cuts costs.
Iβve written how hourly billing fields are in an interesting spot when AI does hours of work in minutes. How long until clients figure it out?
This article argues software development faces this given Claude Code.
All batteries are recyclable. Hereβs how to safely dispose of them in Michigan. michiganadvance.com/2026/03/07/a...
From @iprnews.bsky.social and @grist.org
This is one of the reasons that the ~1990-2020 auto industry / highway agency plan for a national safety critical network of connected vehicles was completely unworkable and stupid.
And how widespread is GPS jamming?
Really widespread. Today the problem is Europe and the Middle East. Even if Iran stops threatening to blow up tankers that entire region will probably permanently be a place where the safety of shipping and airline traffic will be permanently degraded.
gpsjam.org
my gps was sending me in circles and then the army was like okay yea sorry central Texas we are doing something weird www.expressnews.com/business/art... I was going in circles it kept re-orienting itself for my direction like popcorn and not actually the direction I was pointed
Abdominal muscles make no sense in this physiology.
Good Evening Motherfuckers itβs Friday
In the Expanse, there's no way Belters would develop a coherent culture.
USB is a stack of protocols which is over complicated. Many USB implementations are riddled with bugs and people are used to just "disconnect and reconnect" when it crashes. See Raspberry Pl and how USB is a pile of shit, drivers are crashing and since they went with ethernet over usb, even ethernet is unreliable. Implementing a working USB host support is ΓΌber-complicated and basically require your device to have a full blown operating system (Linux) This might sound "not a big problem" but it raises costs and development efforts a lot when all you want to produce is, eg, a audio speaker. Compare this with just having a raw audio signal, and also think of when the dock connector was introduced (2002), when there was no Android in sight, USB support in Linux kernel was causing kernel panics when you plugged a USB pendrive, etc. Even though it might be easier to deploy USB today, it's still a complicated and unreliable bus, with many broken implementations and broken drivers. It's a total no-go in the industry world where things are supposed to be plugged in and then work 24/7 for months or years without crashing or without people having to disconnect and reconnect. I work in the industrial embedded field, I have worked in at least 3-4 projects where USB caused total failure and eventually forced a redesign to drop it. In the others, USB is avoided
One of the reasons every device is basically an entire fully capable computer now
God created the universe and omnisciently tweaked its initial conditions, all towards enshrining a state and its people so it may build him a temple β the American highway system.
Make people dependent enough, and then.....MAKE IT SHITTY!
Got 1000 photos of your deceased mother? So sad. We'll make you pay to keep them!
God this is good. Thanks for expressing how I feel!!
#makeitshitty
Tweet from Jack Posebiec, above a picture of the tanker bug from Starship Troopers (1997): "From this angle it is clear the Tanker Bug had just dropped her larva off at school and panicked when Rico threatened her"
Rightwing influencers are so bad at interpreting source material that they can only do it correctly by accident, when they're trying to make a joke
They only work on party ballons.
I thought this was about Trump.
Important fossilized butthole news
www.scientificamerican.com/article/see-...
Say what you will about Leroy Jenkins. But you know his name.
Fever
there's an entire cottage industry devoted to helping Californians evade emission control tests, and I can't help but wonder what happens when that model hits congestion charging and per-mile tax/fee regimes
Wicked burn, really.
They said "successful," not accurate.
"The state has a variety of policy options to blunt some of the negative consequences of online sports betting without abolishing the market."
crcmich.org/policy-optio...
Cultivated meat has been promised as a solution to the climate impacts of the meat industry for over a decade. The industry has had a few false starts, and thus far has failed to come to market at the scale needed to fulfill its promise to feed our future.
remember the Mystery Fluid running through the gutters of Palo Alto from Tesla's headquarters?
@plainsite.org got the logs, it was tracer dyed water from a data center that the city spent 8 hours cleaning up
www.plainsite.org/documents/gi...
According to the Storefront Safety Council, more than 100 vehicles collide with buildings each day, with more than half of those occurring at retail shops, restaurants, or convenience stores. Each year, the council estimates as many as 16,000 people are injured and as many as 2,600 people are killed.
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God help us if the storms ever organize
Gooning is a slang term for male masturbation. Agartha, a mythical white civilization promoted by the Nazi politician Heinrich Himmler, has been repopularized by the young online right. Read more at: https://www.miamiherald.com/news/politics-government/article314928484.html#storylink=cpy
I'm tired of learning things against my will.
I, too, have arrived at this conclusion, as I walk past all the empty retail at MacArthur BART