DarkFox

The Producers?

“… but for a short time, we created a lot of shareholder value.”

I can’t wait for Bixby Settings to gaslight me about the option to pick another on-screen keyboard than the official Samsung one…

Please stick to the rivers and the lakes that you’re used to!

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How did you get it for Android? The dead keys on the international layout are driving me mad!

Unfortunately it looks like it’s a lost cause in Denmark. Most parties except for the far left are heavily in favour of backdoors or bans on encrypted communication services.

And most of the population “have nothing to hide”.

Of course.

As usual.

According to some parts of the medical world, the autism just vanishes into the ether on your 18th birthday.

Why is it always fucking pods!? (Fucking-pods?)

Which model?

When I tried on ChatGPT 4, it wrote a short python script and executed it to get a random integer.

import random

# Pick a random number between 1 and 100
random_number = random.randint(1, 100)
random_number

Very true. It’s been months since I’ve used it for anything other than replying to messages on Android Auto.

They have. They’ve announced they’re going to cut a bunch of features from Assistant.

I’ve now telefragged my colleague.

You could use mode: single, and then add a 10 minute delay onto the end of the actions.

The glitch-soc fork of Mastodon allows you to show or hide specific tags, yes.

CW stands for “Content Warning”. It’s a feature that allows users to hide their posts behind a warning message.

Some commonly used CWs include NSFW, Politics, Mental Health (Some times shortened to “MH”, often with a +/- depending on sentiment), Spoilers, Food, Alcohol/drugs, and flashing GIF/video.

That’s awesome!

BTW, just to make it clear; I’m not saying “Yay plastic, plastic is the only way!”. I am saying that the current alternatives aren’t suitable for all cases.

Personally, as a (mostly) able-bodied person, I carry reusable silicone straws with me.

A lot of disabled people who need straws have difficulties controlling their muscles, so a metal straw is a good way to break their teeth, the same goes for wood and other hard straws. Paper straws are also unusable for them, as they break too quickly, and silicone straws are too floppy. Plastic straws really are the only suitable option for them.

As far as we know.