yes, actually.
the one of the switches in my office controls one of the only outlets, which has a pc plugged into it. so yes, a zigbee smart bulb is the better option than just flipping the switch. it’s a single widget on my phone, and there’s a remote, and i can control it from my pc. it just runs off home assistant, there’s no internet involved, and i don’t even have to use the wifi for it.
i swear you people just invent difficulty out of nothing.
oh no, making linux usable for more people who stick with windows because their games don’t run. that is so bad and definitely not what we want at all, apparently. linux bad now, because epic and nvidia exist.
are we fucking for real right now?
sorry, but being uncomfortable around sphynx cats is a personal moral failing.
imagine my surprise when i learned they live in chicago after moving here.
i can’t help but notice that youtube changed the get variable name recently from si to is, i’m guessing in an attempt to screw with extensions that strip these out.
people who can afford to pay for LLM tokens are always going to be fine as tokens get more expensive. this is just a thinly veiled way to say an increasing amount of people are going to end up poor and completely fucked as AI pushes all of the resources upwards.
the opposite of “enshittified” isn’t “good.” some stuff sucks for fresh, new reasons before it enshittifies and turns to full on exploitative rent-seeking.
for example, anthropic quietly pulled claude code from their pro subscriptions and made it a separate subscription. that’s enshittification. and stupid AI bros are gonna fall for it every time.
yeah, this is trivial to do when you cherry-pick. no cities? no national parks? nothing from any of the mountains, deserts, two sets of dunes, or coasts? nothing from the PNW? no forests? not even grasslands? the grand canyon is literally one of the natural wonders of the world.
this comes across like anti-therapy propaganda.
seriously. before we even get to state-sponsored media, i’d say a good half of the people i look up on wikipedia don’t have a “controversy” section when they absolutely should. they have been biased towards protecting the images of people and countries for quite a long time.