To me it’s about balance and design. I’ve been in cars with too many physical buttons and those can be a distraction too.

No way!

No… it was tRump.

“Our new Mac Mini is so powerful, so extraordinary, you’ll never want to turn it off.” – Tim Apple, probably.

`one of most significant breakthroughs in a century’

They didn’t say which century.

There are those who fear A.I. … but it’s on its way regardless.

I can’t decide if I like this or the Big Red Viking commercial better.

Did they add a few months? I thought protection ends in October, 2025 unless you pay to extend it.

No, no… you misunderstood. We’re just taking a trip to the brain farm up north. You’ll be able to think with the other brains up there. It’ll be fun.

I think the only way we know it is us for sure is if we are conscious in both the original and clone at the same time. Like… okay… I know this is me in the new brain, I’ll shut down the other one.

MouseJiggle.exe

There are businesses that use it. I work at a small company, under 100 people and we used to use it for about six years… then we switched to Crowdstrike a few years back. And look how that ended up.

Joke’s on them. I go to all those weird porn sites just so they won’t know the real me. I would never be interested in such filth. It’s so that their A.I. will get confused, get hoodwinked. Yup. That’s why I do that.

Now if you’ll excuse me, I must go mess up their algorithm again.

Studio heads with no film background make decisions based on spreadsheets. Those people shouldn’t be in the industry… yet they remain.

One or the other. Quality tends to cost more money. Fast food is cheaper than fine dining, but you can tell the difference in quality.

Problem is the Studios charge a lot for crap.

Yes… because there will be users who will always refuse to fix their own computer issues. Even if there’s an easy solution at their fingertips. Many don’t even try to reboot. They just tell IT to fix it… then go get coffee for a half hour.

I mean… self driving cars probably will. Just not as soon as they think. My guess, at least another decade.

It’s obviously a great achievement though it would be nice to see improvements larger than 1-2%.

Let’s hope the next one will be like a 10-12% improvement… though that’s probably wishful thinking.

Storage is likely the bigger issue now.

I bought an Intel last time because I got AMD the time before that and they had issues that I can’t recall right now. Security or they had to slow it down?

Luckily, I’m still on a 11th Gen. I guess I’m going back to AMD when I decide to upgrade again.

Fixed. I knew that, just didn’t type it correctly. Guess I was more concerned about getting the three Ys in Kashyyyk right.