I still like to call it Twitter in the extraordinarily unlikely event that Elon sees this post and gets triggered over it.
I still like to call it Twitter in the extraordinarily unlikely event that Elon sees this post and gets triggered over it.
Here I present a little something I call a Ctrl-C, Ctrl-V
Another of Elon Musk’s kids?
Does Google no longer want to pay for the Greenland .gl TLD?
I’ve had that happen before lol
I was like wait this sounds familiar
Abort
tryAgain
Fail
I had to specifically mute all of my notifications because I couldn’t find out what app was causing them and it was driving me nuts. Steps below for a Pixel phone if anyone is interested in how to mute notifications without having to go into vibrate mode.
For a Pixel 7 phone:
Settings -> Sound & Vibration -> Default notification sound -> My Sounds -> None
WRONG, PRIVATE!
Now drop and give me int(ceil(19.9))!
I can see this being used at theme parks to replace the paper strip you’d otherwise have to wear to show that you’ve paid for entry.
Or nightclubs that do the same thing.
As you might imagine, all this snapshot recording comes at a hardware penalty. To use Recall, users will need to purchase one of the new “Copilot Plus PCs” powered by Qualcomm’s Snapdragon X Elite chips, which include the necessary neural processing unit (NPU). There are also minimum storage requirements for running Recall, with a minimum of 256GB of hard drive space and 50GB of available space. The default allocation for Recall on a 256GB device is 25GB, which can store approximately three months of snapshots. Users can adjust the allocation in their PC settings, with old snapshots being deleted once the allocated storage is full.
Oh no my computer doesn’t meet the hardware requirements whatever shall I do
I would have hoped that before putting this implant in the guy’s brain that they had a plan for what to do in this situation. Like coming up with a method to potentially reseat the retreated “threads” it without invasive surgery. Especially if this it’s a recurring issue.
That’s one simplification I think English could use. Having separate lower and uppercase glyphs is an additional complexity that isn’t really needed. Languages with Cyrillic do just fine with it.
Absolute madness. smh my head
I’m referring to this one, the most bleeding edge of accuracy. I don’t think NIST would have implemented this particular clock (yet).
I blame Big Ice Cream™.
Those ice cream trucks get an additional hour of daylight to hawk their goods before the children are recalled back inside for supper.
We need to synchronize all computer times with that one clock that can stay accurate to within 1 second every 40 billion years.
How are they not getting the book thrown at them by Microsoft?