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They lost a packet.

I always went with friends who lived in town as where I grew up all the houses were a mile or so apart on gravel roads.

Either they fixed it due to earlier reporting or it isn’t consistent from person to person.

I don’t usually use google so I had to go to google.com, do the search, and then open ai mode where it gave the direct answer right away. Location is in the center of continental US.

I completely believe that it might give a different answer in different US states or based on google’s harvested data on someone. Using LLMs to look up factual information is such a shitshow.

Republicans have been stacking the court for decades by not filling positions when Dems have the ability and jamming in conservative shills when Republicans have the ability. This was done throughout all levels of the judicial branch well before they did it to SCOTUS.

Digital K9s for all the officers!

Only goes back to 2009 and I’m pretty sure I bought something between 2003 and 2008. Maybe I just played all the games I had purchased elsewhere and added to steam, such as the Counterstrike, Orange Box, Dawn of War, and a few others I can’t recall. I ended up tossing most of the cases once steam was reliable and I wasn’t likely to go back and play.

First one listed is Left 4 Dead and that was a fantastic value. Many hours playing that and LFD2. Scrolling through the list and I don’t feel bad about not playing most of them for very long as the vast majority were 75% or more off.

The ram, energy, pollution, etc. is the real direct danger for everyone including those of use that avoid LLMs. The data collection is also a danger for the users, and only tangentally a danger for the rest of us.

I’ll bet this is another “AI found a known vulnerability so people are making a big deal about it” like the PHP one.