The Incom Corporation, of course!

Grandmaster Flash*

OK that’s pretty good

A lot of people are in your position, and I sympathize. I will readily judge owners of new Tesla vehicles, but owners of older models are plausibly victims just as much as the rest of us.

Easiest of all to spot will be the new generation Model Y coming out this month, which have a unique single light-bar on the front, which looks like the Cybertruck.

Better late than never, I say. Better to praise new good behavior than complain about the delay!

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How do you talk so well with a boot so far down your throat?

Quality content.

DeepSeek shook the AI world because it’s cheaper, not because it’s open source.

And it’s not really open source either. Sure, the weights are open, but the training materials aren’t. Good luck looking at the weights and figuring things out.

That’s just how modems are designed. DOCSIS consumer cable modems allocate about 10× download bandwidth vs upload. A 10:1 download-to-upload ratio is pretty standard. I have a 400 Mbps upload on a 1.2 Gbps download, which is pretty good.

OC:

Because people here are racists, yet not clever.

Enshittifying the US government.

1. Look before a lane change. Just…turn your head and look. It’s not hard.
2. Not all cars have great rear visibility. I drive sports cars whose center rear view mirrors have poor visibility. Just look.
3. A lot of cars have blind spot monitors that buzz or beep when you try to merge into a car next to you.
4. Scratching and bumping cars in parking lots is a big deal even if it’s not fatal.
5. Just look, man. Look out the windows.

I lived with this arrangement for one day and immediately reverted to the traditional views, because of how incredibly dangerous it made street driving. It also made it very difficult to reverse because you can’t see the area around your rear wheels.

This is it. “We spent so damn much money on this, we gotta see some NUMBERS on the dashboard!”

I wonder if Texas has better bankruptcy laws.

Joan Westenberg’s framing of this problem as “technical debt” I think is spot-on. Because congress (especially the Senate) has become unable to pass bills, and states are no longer able to amend the constitution, we have amassed a ton of technical debt in our laws, patched only by executive orders that can be easily swept away by the next executive.

https://www.theindex.media/americas-constitutional-crisis-is-really-about-technical-debt/

VOA News is not a reliable news source—it’s literally a taxpayer-funded propaganda outlet of the USA. Since the Trump administration the organization has been pumping out odd conservative talking points.