No, we’re just not their target market. Most of their users, inexplicably, actually like changes like this.

Perplexity is a free AI-powered answer engine that provides accurate, trusted, and real-time answers to any question.

That’s not gonna be hard, fortunately.

(Side note: that fermented hay is called Silage and fun fact it’s one of the single foulest smelling substances produced by humanity. Smells more like raw sewage than actual raw sewage, and frequently triggers asthma attacks. Cows, inexplicably, go absolutely ape for it. A silage farm near where I grew up had frequent breakins from nearby pastured cows who had figured out the latches so they could sneak in.)

I know it’s the whole point of them doing this shit but it’s getting so hard to cope with the constant fucking around. What in the fuck are we going to do? At least for now they’ve realized how spectacularly stupid this move was, I guess.

This… seems… highly theoretical.

… seven toes??

Fun background info: Trusted Representatives don’t actually carry their shard of the key (to prevent exactly this scenario), they have (iirc) a keycard which allows them to access the secure storage medium where their different pieces are stored.

I can’t really think of a better example of what you’re talking about than that there’s three other people replying to this, each recommending you use a different flavor of linux…

I think if you check carefully, you’ll discover they were promoted to “honorary americans” for the duration of their glorious accomplishments, thus preserving our unimpeachable record for “being the best at war stuff”.

Well if you’re dead set on nitpicking the historical accuracy, I suppose we can be persuaded to concede that the Soviets helped, too. But only a little bit! And they nicked most of the good bits off us!

Landing a fridge on those spindly little legs did seem a bit… optimistic…

Yeet The Rich (Into Space)

God fucking damnit can we just have one thing???

Oh, yeah, that really does not look real. Like on its own this seems unlikely since there’s been no talk about this until now, but wow that video just looks really, really fake.

Also it’s apparently only ~4ft/130cm tall, which would make this less impressive even if all the promo media released about it is real, which seems… unlikely.

Yep! Most printers have active layer cooling for this exact reason. For some filament types that don’t take to forced cooling well, you have to set a dwell time to allow each layer to cool before it begins the next one.

We’re using graphene! Almost entirely for it’s electrical properties true, but we’re using graphene doped batteries in consumer electronics currently. We also use fusion and ITER research for a whole lot more than just power generation - plasma dynamics, just one tiny subfield concerned with physics, has applications in everything from radio transmission beam forming techniques to satellite engines to magnetodynamic modeling to the EMI shielding on your vacuum cleaner.

Small amounts of broccoli are fine for dogs - why do you think it’s unhealthy?

Don’t be a coward, jerk off on your main and your alt!

Took a minute to find anything about the hardware, it’s running on two esp32 boards. So while neat, it’s not exactly powerful - potentially a good emulator platform for old handhelds, but they stress how much they plan to have unique titles and I can’t really imagine it catching on broadly with the hardware limitations they’ll have. Still though, its a super neat project.

Nnng. I will never understand why a woman would willingly live in that country.