

Surprised the sheep aren’t mentioned more; presumably someone (different landowner?) owns them and is upset at losing 59.


Surprised the sheep aren’t mentioned more; presumably someone (different landowner?) owns them and is upset at losing 59.


Doesn’t sound like they own it. Sounds like the river burst/overtopped its banks somewhere and they complained that it was flowing out of the river/wetlands onto their land.
Not clear the farmer expected this rather than either fixing the breach and/or reduced but not zero flow.
Sorry, you got a Pacer instead.


Is this the one FriendlyJordies was talking about?


The article seems to be focussing on the “making bad decisions” aspect - i.e. “don’t use it for anything important”.
I wonder if this is also an attempt to limit IP liability in case someone claims that copilot reproduced copyrighted/patented material?
Obviously entertainment is also full of copyrighted material but the payouts aren’t usually quite as big as patent claims.


The Science of Discworld novels are a fun mix of science and wizardry.
Thief of Time is not wizards but underrated Buddhist Time Monks.
The early wizards books didn’t really grow on me as well as the later other books.


Use of Weapons, Look to Windward, Surface Detail, and Hydrogen Sonata are all reasonably sex-filled (if not entirely sex-positive) too.
Definitely hits all the points of Luxury Gay Space Communism.



The ping is a bit meh. I need to figure out how to get the 4G card in my laptop to work on linux.
This is capped at 50Mb/s to be a bit cheaper.


NZ has similar.
It is basically a plastic milk bottle that has pancake powder at the bottom.
You add water up to a line printed on the label, shake it, and now you have a bottle of pancake mix.


40% thrown away does not necessarily imply all others are better.
Normally imperfect produce goes to processing plants (juice, cans, pies etc.) but I’m not sure if there’s any significant market for banana chunks/puree.


I feel like the axes need better labeling. Putting the labels on the negative is confusing.


If we expect to be remotely large, sorting by new only is infeasible.


None of that is necessary these days; all you need is to scrub the encryption keya from RAM and cache.
The issue is reliably detecting tampering without undue false alarms.


Someone needs to teach this guy about log scales.
Yeah, I need to figure out GSIs. Finding non-flagship phones with decent custom rom communities is getting harder.
It’s not just AI, but new android phones drive me spare.
You can’t disable that. You can’t uninstall that. You can’t make a backup of the whole phone. You can’t make a backup of one app and restore it to a different phone, unless you go through Google. We’re going to install these apps you don’t want, and there’s no way to cancel it.


A good number of bombers got taken out, so two parts is not entirely out of the question.


My experience is that digital signage displays are still HDMI-only.


Does the US not practice basic food safety? (answer: no, it doesn’t)
I did some contracting for an NZ food manufacturer and EVERYTHING went through a metal detector after the packaging was sealed. It was regularly tested with a 0.5mm metal ball cast into a brick of some kind of acrylic/epoxy.
The later line had an x-ray too.
Same thing with the cluster that is VoLTE support between carriers.
Isn’t “I can move my phone between countries and carriers without worrying” something that was mostly sorted out in the 3G days?