I loved that show.

“Your white guy does all that stuff for you?”

“Yeah. He’s great.”

“Can we trade white guys?”

Side splitting gags in the middle of a pretty solid message about how technology can systemicly abuse people.

“Apparently if we continued with our hiring plan, we would end up employing the sum total of humanity, and I guess doing that is illegal in some of the countries Viridian operates in, so they had to give in and actually fix the problem.”

I should have checked here first. Thanks.

(Article author clearly had a minimum words count to hit, for this one.)

How is this different from what anybody who hires or employs people do?

Fun question.

1. Most employees will someday no longer be day-one idiot employees. (conttasted with AI)
2. Many managers take a class or something to know how to get results from their employees. (in contrast with many people given unlimited token allowances)
3. Most employees are capable of a relationship and even loyalty, if any is merited. (in contrast with corporate AI API vendors who only want to extract wealth)

Nice!

Start by allowing “while using this app”.

The app may then also request permission to run in the background, or you may need to go manually add it.

To set it manually, go to “Settings - Battery - App Battery Usage”, select the app, and then toggle “Allow background usage”.

Washington is mentioned, but not with enough context to determine that Washington uses the cameras.

Which is weird, and other comments mention the whole article may be AI slop, rehashed from somewhere else. :(

Vibrant! Captures both their beauty and their joy. Impressive!

Let’s be sure to name and shame, for anyone who missed it: Georgia and Florida.

Company is - you guessed it - Flock. (Mention of Flock in the article has been removed with a correction.)

“Is that another Borg time sphere?”

“Captain, I believe the borg may be attempting to alter the past - to prevent themselves from ever encountering Dr. Cochran’s music.”

Seems optimistic.

I spent my movie going money on a RAM stick to share with my neighbor.

These things are tragically under-advertized, and tend to be a pretty solid deal just for the built in games (for fans of that publisher, of course).

In my opinion, they don’t emphasize enough that this thing also plays the entire Evercade line of cartridges, too.

Everybody please go buy these, so that my local game shops might start stocking Evercade carts for easier impulse buys. Okay? Thanks.

“One can jerk it while doing everything right and still not succeed. That is not failure, that is life!”

And also writing the some of the best Marvel Comics titles, now!

(Edit: Added exclamation point inT-Rex’s honor!)

(Edit2: Oops! Missed an explanation point in my edit!)

Will Riker is. Thomas is the original.

Recycling tragic accidents is just good policy, and necessary to preserve the ecosystem on visited planets.

If we happen to get a few cloned bridge officers out of the bargain…that’s just good fortune.

There’s not an ounce of Cyan in Riker’s body, but this thing still refuses to materialize without a new cartridge!

That’s brilliant…and sick.

It’s also fun to pass a “nothing interesting” note privately to the rogue (especially if they’re playing some variety of an untrustworthy scoundrel).

The party jumping at shadows tend to make the rogue’s player grin smugly, which sometimes makes the party jump even harder at shadows.

Apparently he makes bank.

Epic!

Thanks!