I had that happen to me, too, and I’m a straight man. Never really wanted to do gay stuff, and yet Tinder would constantly throw in gay matches as if to say “are you SURE you don’t wanna do a little experimenting while we watch?”

I’ve done rubber duck debugging. This works better for me.

I kinda like it for code review, just not generation. I’ve also had it generate me some tutorials on stuff I want to learn (mostly Kubernetes) while keeping in mind that it’s probably doing the most insecure thing possible…but that’s how most of the human-written tutorials I ever followed were, anyway.

For what it’s worth, it sounds like it’s corporate sponsored rather than corporate owned, which is at least a little better in my opinion

I’m thinking more from the consumer side. I grew up with a proto-PDA that ran on CR2032’s and lasted for a month of steady use, and I miss those days.

I’ve long thought that I’d be ok with performance staying the same for the next decade or so if it meant a much bigger focus on power efficiency. I guess we’re already kinda seeing that, but most of the time the efficiency gains are only used as a way to improve performance for the same power budget.

I dunno. Maybe we’re already getting what I’m asking for, but it really doesn’t feel like it.

This raises a question I’ve always wondered about: in the most technical sense, does having sex during working hours (meaning while you’re being paid) make you a prostitute?

I wonder if the plumbing required to keep them working is problematic somehow.

How can you be sure they don’t regenerate if you don’t try obliterating them once in a while?

[sad Sterling Engine noises]

I have a hunch it’s for in-car visualizations, similar to how Tesla uses Unreal Engine.

I also want to throw the Android app BLE Radar into that mix. It gives you a map of Bluetooth LE devices around you. It’s available on f droid

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Pervert.

Why don’t I see Tracy Jordan listed?

Ah, the duality of man…

Wouldn’t it just require a kernel module rather than a whole kernel?

I wish they’d do something about the battery life next, though I’m led to believe that’s a problem of the EC itself rather than the OS.

So we should just let them have it, then?

I always saw them pitched by Fedora as the blessed way to run CLI applications on an immutable host.