The number of combat defeats of the F-18 is somewhere in the single digits, so you gotta take what you can get.

Sounds like this man dramatically underestimates how deep their codebase goes. Maybe 30% of what they write right now is written by AI,but I’d be shocked if 0.5% of Microsoft’s code is written by AI.

Sure we are, it’s called Northstar Client

If these tariffs kill the Miami or Vegas GP, then I’m gonna call it a win tbh. It honestly can’t be that bad for the teams anyways, basically no production should be taking place in America (until next year, RIP Cadillac).

I’m far less worried about the imminent supply shock to the economy and far more worried about the long term damage to things like the FDA. We’ve decided we’re going to try to go from ~10% vegetarian to closer to 80% or 100% because I simply don’t trust that thing like meat and milk can stay safe to consume. I do have a solid amount of food in my house, and if shelves start emptying I think I’ll be okay for a bit, but that’ll pass. I can’t really leave this country, so I need to be planning for longer term problems too.

If my dogs are any indication, they would wear a recently deceased squirrel as a coat, entrails and all, preferably dripping blood.

I’m grateful for the list, I managed to find something I’ll stop buying. Unsurprisingly, it has a lot of homeopathic grifts there, but there are some recognizable brands if you look far enough.

It’s an alternate timeline where Jessica had a daughter instead of a son and Leto defeated the Harkoenens during their invasion, so Leto rules over Arrakis for the indefinite future, leaving space in the story for fetch quests and base building. Apparently the fremen disappeared too, so you have to solve the mystery.

This must be what they’re talking about when they say “unnecessary escalation”.

There was a time when almost everything was on Netflix. As a consumer, having all my content in one place for $10/mo is awesome, but according to capitalism, it is a problem that needed to be fixed.

Don’t forget that the movie could be absolute shit.

Yes, but they usually came at the same price.

Kind of amazing how Bethesda manages to always be at least 5 years behind every other major developer on optimization. I recently picked up Fallout 4, my first attempt at the series, and I just completely lost interest, one of the main reasons being the absurd load times on a 7900xt.

The ones about cancer were pretty sad, but some were hopeful too.

This might be the saddest xkcd so far.

If you don’t trust me to the point where you’re going to point 2 security cameras at me while I checkout, and this is your idea of “more efficient”, then I can grocery shop somewhere else.

All the homies hate chess.c*m

Super weird, yeah. Both the upper and lower ends have some slope, so it’s not just “ghost points”. Thr points are connected in a contour, so the data really is going back in time, then reaching new values.

It gets weirder the more I try to solve it.

An orbit is analogous to position. Trying to predict the position of planets proved difficult to do accurately. People had figured out velocity a long time ago, but no one had ever explored the concept of describing an orbit just from the accelerations of the planets. It turns out acceleration has a fairly simple equation, and in order to get back to the observable thing of orbits, you need to integrate it twice. Newton was the first person to describe acceleration and to use it to predict the motion of planets. Especially for predicting Mars, it was essential because Jupiter is massive enough and close enough to alter its orbit, so simple Kepler’s Laws aren’t sufficient to describe the orbit.

Voldemort did it first. You can chop off your nose any time you’d like.