Wonder if GitHub allows creation from GuerillaMail and similar.

Seems kinda counter-intuitive considering Edge has an ad-blocker built-in and they're trying to compete with Google. They've finally got something that might get them ahead and they're going to make people ignore it.

> Maybe in the middle of the country in like Texas or something

Please no, let's get a park somewhere cooler this time around. All the theme parks are in some hot, sweaty location.

I don't normally use Twitter, but I went over there linked from here and got told I needed to disable 2FA because I'm not a Blue member.

I just logged out instead tbh.

> Maybe Logan Moore should do a cursory search before posting articles.

Article hardly needed to be written in the first place. According to the Steam Hardware Survey (which runs on a sort of delay from how rarely they get sent out, so the number is likely even lower) this makes up 1.79% of Steam users.

This will not affect the vast, vast, vast majority of gamers.

Ah, you know the saying, three (thousand)'s a crowd.

I mean, everyone knows what Chik Fil A is, but I don't really think it's famous for its controversies? Like, I'm not going over there and saying "oh this sandwich is ass but at least they hate the gays." That's not really a viable business model nor a stance I fundamentally agree with in the slightest.

In my experience, Chik Fil A has an annoyingly superior level of food consistency and customer service than a lot of other fast food chains, and are quite prolific to boot, at least in my region. Employees never seem like they hate their lives versus when I visit somewhere like Burger King, the ordering process has been super streamlined, the loyalty system is pretty good, etc.

They'd probably still be my favorite chicken restaurant if I wasn't bitter about the pointless LGBT hate.

I agree, much better idea to focus on accident statistics regarding the commute that we now know is completely unnecessary.

The thing about a world-changing global pandemic is that everyone has a little more context about what is actually important.

Not back when Bing was scraping Google's search results in order to try and make their search engine half decent, of course. They only stopped when they got caught, only fair AI rivals do the same.

If you'd rather buy me the latest Call of Duty every year to free me from the oh-so-miserable shackles of "tapping some buttons on my phone while I'm on the shitter" and "playing Gamepass games," you are more than welcome to.

Tbh I only use it for Microsoft Rewards.

Interesting choice to annoy the pickiest, tech-savviest people around who almost certainly left Windows in part due to advertisements and bloat. Yeah, this will make people upgrade...to a different distro.

Why? I mean fundamentally, sure, but why are you entering anything into an AI chatbot that you wouldn't want its creator to have? How do they guarantee the AI is properly generating those data reports without making sure it actually understands what is being said? What makes this a big deal?

This seems like a non-issue and a non-story to me. Security fears? Stop typing important shit into it.

I didn't use either of those but tbh Thunderbird was pretty easy to understand right up until I realized I had no reason to use it. Transferred from my ISP-provided email to Gmail and most of my email is phone-convenient, anything that needs to be done on desktop I can get to by just typing "gmail" into my browser and clicking the first link.

There's a movie theater where I live that chose to make its menu all bright blue LEDs and it's almost literally impossible to read.

Yeah, there's lots of things they don't have, like a fanbase that doesn't act like toxic vegans in some join-or-die cult, or software engineers that can figure out basic luxury features like Always-On Display in a reasonable timeframe.

The complete non-hassle of having to buy my phone from literally anywhere other than a carrier is really, really worth not owning an iPhone in my eyes. Can't imagine getting bullied by my phone manufacturer for having friends that don't have iPhones, I left middleschool and that level of behavior a long time ago.

That's shocking? You're literally posting this on a site funded by Tencent and full of telemetry. Imagine the average person.

I'm doing a sort of flipside to this. I have to write a big-effort research paper over the course of the semester, but the prompt is extremely open-ended and I don't really know where to go with it. I've got until Feb 1st to figure out something interesting to write about, and as a last ditch, I'm probably just gonna ask ChatGPT to give me a list of prompts. CGPT has an "issue" where it will effectively just make things up because there's no problem solving underneath to actually check if its statements are accurate, but it's great for inspiration.

Man's over here thinking his phone battery is a miniature oil-fueled generator lol

The fucking thing couldn't even consistently send me notifications when my Samsung washer was finished running. Let alone anything I've asked it to do in the first months of owning a Galaxy watch before giving up on it entirely because it's a useless POS and the means of setting up Alexa and Google on it instead are far too convoluted. Fortunately, even Samsung has given up on it and their watches now include Google Assistant.

It's cute that you're being contrarian, but the Trump cult that tried to take over the government doesn't need a devil's advocate.

Change that M to a B and maybe we'll start getting somewhere.

That's the part of the title you're complaining about?

Really shows your priorities and mindset.

Doesn't matter how much cheaper it is when it takes 2-3 "[x] is not on Netflix" messages in the search before actually being able to find something to watch because their third-party content is gone and I can't get invested in any of their first-party content because they have a long-documented history of killing shows after 2 seasons.