Our News Team @ 11 with host Snot Flickerman
Now, the drone-captured data is sent off to contractors at SewerAI, who run it through their AI-assisted algorithms to identify defects automatically.
Now this is the kind of AI shit (pun intended) I can get behind (pun even more intended).
But also kind of amazing that the US fucked up so bad that the EU is beginning to forgive the UK for the slap in the face of leaving.
When Spongebob wouldn’t stop talking about ripping his pants.
That’s part of why I use Xubuntu/Kubuntu mainly and Lubuntu for real low end stuff. Straight vanilla Ubuntu is… not super appealing. Ubuntu server that’s just CLI/headless though, that’s pretty tits, imho.
I agree that the backend for snaps being proprietary sucks, but I actually think snaps themselves are pretty useful in server configurations because of the sandboxing and limiting access to system resources. I get the whole argument that it’s doing what flatpak already did yadda yadda, but like… competing standards happens. It’s part of life and always will be.
I work for Meta (Facebook).
For example, the word “protest” will now get your account and activity monitored.
Suddenly Ubuntu doesn’t seem so terrible now, does it??
Ubuntu gang represent.
Out of curiosity, can pacman update flatpaks? Or do you still have to update those independent of your package manager?
My personal experience is that apt-get will absolutely miss packages that apt will capture.
I was actually surprised by that about six months ago and finally switched over to apt after years of apt-get.
No and they don’t plan to federate it. Not on their roadmap.
Further Matrix is guided by the Matrix Foundation, a non-profit group.
But I mean sure let’s just dump one for-profit app for another as if it won’t follow the same path.
Printed books fall apart. Ancient tombs decay. But data is cheap.
Okay, but printed books don’t need a power supply and absolutely last quite a lot longer than cds, dvds, hdds, ssds, and even tape storage (tape currently is the best long-term data storage for cold storage).
None of them match books because all of them need a power source and some type of device to read the media on them.
The data on 8-track tapes is pretty much useless without an 8-track player even though a lot of the tapes are still around there’s fewer players to play them.
Books are the superior data storage format, sadly.
Good. US citizens should also avoid international travel unless they have plans to stay there, because getting out isn’t the problem, it’s the coming back that seems to be catching a lot of people up.
This is absolutely awesome, thanks for the introduction to it.
RIP to one more thing a big corporation bought and successfully murdered. Skype before Microsoft was literally amazing.
This is the opposite of what you’re asking for, sorry, but I find that more people are familiar with the A Perfect Circle version of The Nurse Who Loved Me than they are with the original version by Failure.
Both very good versions song, but the original still blows me away.
Apologies for doing the opposite of what you asked, but this was just the first thing that came to mind.
I mean, you can’t argue with the results. It’s literally the only news I’ve seen about the popes funeral. He successfully made it about him.
They shouldn’t have let him on the fucking grounds with that clownsuit on. People need to turn him away when he breaks the fucking rules. So many fucking enablers of this stupid shit.
I’m less excited about this truck specifically as much as the idea of affordable economy vehicles with no-frills making a comeback.
EDIT: I hadn’t watched the whole video, didn’t realize the presenter is 6’10" which gives a skewed perspective on the height of the hood. Still lower than a lot of other truck hoods, but not as good as my original comment made it out to be.
A valid complaint, but at the same time, just watching the video, the person presenting the truck, if he was hit head-on, would fly over the top of the hood because the hood would hit him square in the hips, right underneath his belly, sending his top half flying over the top of the hood, instead of dragging him under.
The issue you raise is still valid, but its way more of a problem in the giant trucks that are everywhere now. The Slate seems to be one of the smallest trucks that will be available on the market. Sure, the sloped hood would help, but the height of the hood is going to be hitting pedestrians on their hips and legs, not their major internal organs in their stomach, nor does it risk dragging them under the wheels like most big trucks.
Take the little wins, sometimes.
https://www.motor1.com/news/757625/slate-truck-size-explained/
Slate’s electric Truck is about the size of a 1984 Toyota Truck. No, really. Both the Slate Truck and a short-bed, single-cab 1984 Toyota Truck SR5 share an overall length of 174.6 inches. A Slate Auto representative says this is purely coincidence.
Someone finally listened to me about manual roll up windows. This is tits.
I will always upvote Waterworld.