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Step one: air conditioning. Step two: AI superpower.

Commodore Callback 8020 is a retro-styled flip phone designed for "digital detox,"

A real loss. I've watched and enjoyed so many of his movies over the years. RIP good man.

That beautiful phosphorus green...

Moving servers on u-haul trucks again?

How has it held up over time?

Completely agree this is anticompetitive and worthly of examination under the light of antitrust laws. Of course the defense that will be offered and one which is partially true will be one of providing safety from spam, phishing, and other evils prevalent in the email system today. Maybe texting is the new email after all...

Smart thermostats not so smart consumers. Pretty sure all this was spelled out in the terms of service if anyone complaining about this bothered to read it.

Hey, my car won't start because of the gas shortage. My refrigerator won't open because of the food shortage. My front door won't open because I'm late on my mortgage.

Looking forward to the analog counter-revolution.

Happily giving $10/mo. for this important Internet resource. That goes for Wikipedia too. If we want nice things those of us that can afford it should contribute. imho.

I've been a Windows user since the days you typed "win" to start it from DOS and I still manange a small Windows network for a manufacturer in Wisconsin. Last year I finally had enough from Microsoft and made the switch to Pop OS for my daily driver. I haven't looked back. It's a wonderful distro and I'm amazed at how far Linux has come since it's early days in the 90s. Kudos to the System 76 team.

Louis Rossmann weighs in https://youtu.be/YpOMxZkzDZE

Brilliant work.

It seems to me the last recourse of any weak science and its zealots is to stifle conversation and rigorous debate.

The winner here will be Patreon.

It's toilet paper all the way down...

Scratch proof? Ha.

640K ought to be enough for anybody.

This is great. Nice work.

It's encouraging to see decentralized efforts like this underway. I especially like the "Daisy Bell" song at the end of one of the promo videos. Great inside joke.

Awesome. Thanks for that.

BBSes live on today in all their ASCII glory. Logged on to an Apple ][+ BBS yesterday running on port 6502 ~grin~. Ah, good times... https://www.telnetbbsguide.com/

I miss StumbleUpon. It was a fun way for discovering unique out-of-the-way sites. One could lose oneself for hours much in the same way people do now on Reddit. It's a shame it's gone.

Thanks for taking the time and putting together your site.

I don't know what's more frustrating to read -- news of these seemingly constant data breaches or news that the latest Windows 10 Update just broke something else.

Crosstalk Solutions also have an excellent YouTube series on how to install and configure FreePBX v14. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fTtql5lMeKk&list=PL1fn6oC5nd...

I really want to be outraged by this (you know Aaron Swartz and all that) but should I be?

AT&T user here. Used the App & found AT&T was throttling YouTube, NBC Sports, and Netflix. Turned on my VPN and throttling disappeared. Problem is VPNs use more power.

Whenever I see news like this I think of John Gilmore's quote, "The Net interprets censorship as damage and routes around it." Perhaps decisions like this will hasten a move toward a decentralized and an encrypted Net where politicians and their corporate sponsors have far less influence.

Non-scientist here, is this a Nobel Prize caliber discovery? Just trying to get some perspective here. It sounds exciting.

I am grateful for the EFF and the work they do taking on Internet copyright bullies. Well done.

Why don't they just use robots.txt to keep themselves out of Google's index? User-agent: Googlebot Disallow: / Has Google stopped using that directive?

Black Hat Lawyers? I hope they get nailed.