I was thinking that! I got my PS3 early 2008, my account is old enough to vote

I’m with you about not hating shorts. My YouTube algorithm is great, the shorts it recommends are very geeky or from topics that I’m very interested in and I can just jump to my subscriptions if I don’t want to see random shorts/videos

Uff I never had a bad experience with them, I got my refund very quickly the only time I had a major issue but I’ve not used them in a while

Lately I check these “discount hotel” websites and then check directly with the hotel to get a price match. They usually do with Priceline, agoda, booking, experian and hotels.com

My understanding is that Whatsapp is “real” e2e and it’s based on signal protocol. That app is the main IM in many countries so they’ll probably won’t mess too much with it

I didn’t really expect Instagram or messenger to be really encrypted

Maybe I’m confuding tools but I think I used Odin to flash my s10e. I didn’t jailbreak it, I just updated it from a carrier locked firmware to the official Samsung version

Not all USB-C are equal. They can add or remove features as they please

I mean good-ish in the lesser-evil type of thing. I don’t expect any of those to be 100% ethical but there are some that are a lot worse than others

I don’t really have a computer capable of running a local AI. I have an i3 laptop from around 6 years ago with 12gb of RAM and integrated graphics

No, I mean good in the sense of less evil. I don’t ask any question to a bot where I need complete accuracy

Is there a “good-ish” AI chatbot? I uninstalled chatgpt and started using claude over the weekend 🤡

I don’t use it that much, maybe a couple of questions a week and some help understanding Japanese grammar

Even when they give the correct answer they talk too much. AI responses contain a lot of garbage. When AI gives you an answer it will try to justify itself. Since they won’t give you brief responses the responses will be long.

Looking at my nearest Costco vs Walmart prices

Ribeye choice:

Costco $15.99 / lb

Walmart $23.47 / lb

Ribeye prime

Costco $20.99 / lb

Walmart $27.98 / lb

I meant Strava, I don’t have a Garmin. I use Strava (I pay for premium) and I like it and they keep adding features (I mostly ignore their AI)

After 3 free apps that I used to track my runs went under or really enshittified I decided it was worth it to pay for something I liked

What do you feel they have been enshittifying?

Here’s a short video of someone receiving help. They explain briefly that they provide instructions to the vehicle, they don’t do the actual driving

https://youtube.com/shorts/8ltYKcswq6A

You can kinda use it to watch a single video on firefox on android, but you have to log in (that’s my experience)

The only thing I need to run on windows now is for H&R block tax software. I wonder if I can try it with wine but I’m afraid of losing the activation license

Aren’t they trying to fix explorer being slow af? How would adding copilot help?

Here’s a better one. We just passed the predicted maximum point

https://www.swpc.noaa.gov/products/solar-cycle-progression

Can I install/use jellyfin directly on my tv? That’s the only think keeping me on pkex (I haven’t tried jellyfin but I’m open to other options)

My cousin just finished his MBA from a big college, he is so proud that he used AI for most of his assignments, he used 3 out 4 subscriptions to make it “more human” and “not mistakes” and so they couldn’t detect it easily

He said that everybody in his courses was using AI and that most group discussions were about which AI is better, so it makes sense that those managers are so excited about AI, because it was able to do their “meaningless” jobs so they think it can do anyone’s job, but he doesn’t see the irony that he would be the first to be replaced