

Honestly, I was thinking the same thing, it’s less expensive to buy that instead of a house.


Honestly, I was thinking the same thing, it’s less expensive to buy that instead of a house.


Only a third of the individual properties — which can be bought for up to $55,000 plus rent and service fees — are occupied at the moment, according to the WSJ.
Yeah no, this is not a place for wealthy people. Fucking clickbait title.


Yup, I was thinking the same thing, the more people that can get on the Linux train, the better.


Look, I’m waving: 🖕
I genuinely cannot believe that they think this is a good idea. After their whole Sora thing failed, you would think they would have gotten wiser, guess that’s not the case. I cannot see a world where this thing do anything, but flop. Maybe they will sell them at a lost, but, even then, I have doubt that it will succeed.


Geez, I wonder why would anyone want to kill such a nice old gentleman.


Interesting, I didn’t consider they could do it this way, but it make perfect sense. Thanks for bringing this up.


I wasn’t understanding what use keystrokes and mouse-clicks would have without also capturing what’s happening on screen. Turn out, they are also capturing that:
The tool, called Model Capability Initiative (MCI), will run on work-related apps and websites and will also take occasional snapshots of the content on employees’ screens


That guy is like on a speed run to be the weirdest human being ever.


Thing is, a child might be an investment for the future of society, but, for the parents, it’s just an expense. And with the cost of everything rising and wages failing to keep up, a lot of people make the realisation that they can’t afford a child.
I mainly use Amazon because returning a product is usually pretty straightforward and I don’t know if that would be the case when ordering from the manufacturer.