Funny that the retirees read a lot. Their friends are dead and they don’t have a steam account

You can get keen and competent without them being crazy

And Outlook. My quick sig is:

-- psud

But on Outlook it is

-- <ctrl-z>psud

The op image incorrectly used the singular when they meant the plural

I use them a lot

Have you not seen 2001 A Space Oddysee? Kubrick couldn’t have made a fake moon video as realistic as the film from the crews of the six landers that landed and filmed on the moon

How would Kubrick’s film have fake livestreamed to the different downlink sites? Low orbits are much much faster than orbits at lunar altitude (90 minutes versus a month). How could a LEO broadcast satellite pretend to livestream from the moon?

How could they fake it so well Russia couldn’t tell? Russia could pick up and decode the signal from the moon when the moon was up. Radio direction finders were a thing back then

Just as LLMs become better every year or less. Lots of money expects a lot from AI soon

With the exception of smart phones, most of the things that make the now bad were unrelated to the tech

Climate change is happening because changing the way the world gets its energy is slow. Fossil fuels way predate flight

Lack of social cohesion is due to the car allowing us to isolate ourselves in sparse suburbia rather than to live in neighbourhoods

Wars are older than humanity but are affecting fewer of us now than in the past, though things were even more peaceful a couple of decades ago

The capture of almost all the value of labour by the owner class could probably have happened anyway, it started before computers, perhaps it was accelerated by computers

As a naturally ambiverted person I like that WFH lets me attend social events right after work

The OP image shows Google prioritising the quoted search term, but also getting the similar meaning results

Quotes tell the search engine you want that or something like it, don’t show stuff completely unlike it

Entirely possible. Boost used to be a Reddit client and probably has Reddit flavour to its formatting.

I must have used it, as I used BBSes, but that was long enough ago that I have forgotten a lot

Your Wikipedia link is broken. Underscores are formatting marks, they make text italic

Ives symphony No. 4

I think my version of the link may be broken in some clients. It works in the web version and Boost

I don’t think there’s any way to make the link work without making it a normal hyperlink format, which removes the special meaning of the underscores

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They are more different than any of the Englishes are from each other

My pixel set to Australian English works fine in metric. I presume you chose British English where they use miles rather than kilometres, of course that works for me as I also want Australian spellings

Since we’re using Unicode we sort by first on left to right or last letter on right to left languages by their code point

You think it would work if one end is a magnet and the other ferrous metal? I’m pretty certain it wouldn’t

Whatever happens there’s no work done as the magnet and it’s partner don’t move relative to each other. There’s force between them, but no movement.

I presume you know you’re lying, that’s why you named yourself jerkface

Fractal might have meant that when Mandelbrot coined the name, but that is not what it means now.