I can see it making sense, what with CPUs moving to integrated RAM, and probably CPU-integrated flash, to maximize speed. The business of RAM and flash drive upgrades will become a very large but shrinking retrocomputing niche probably served by small Chinese fabs.

“they call this “training” but i try to avoid anthropomorphising chatbots”

You can train animals, you can train a plant, you can train your hair. So it’s not really anthropomorphising.

oh no

He followed his friends Andrew Doyle and Martin Gourlay, formerly of GB News, over here. They were hired by US comic actor Rob Schneider’s production company and put in a word for Linehan. He moved in March and works for Schneider too. Having co-created Father Ted in the 1990s and created The IT Crowd in the 00s, Linehan is co-creating a sitcom called Tenure – “Our academics are like Father Ted academics: they’re very old and musty” – with Doyle, Gourlay and British comedian Jonathan Kogan. They’ve written eight episodes.

It is 1992 and I am reading Internet posts complaining about Mac users

Does it have GPS so it can flash “WRONG HOUSE, FUCKWIT”

PORN site encrypts random nonce

Really unfortunate word in this context. (Not your fault of course.)

“And then after the apocalypse the techbro families died out because their children had heads too big to be born without a surgeon.”

To wash your cybertruck it’s important to use steel wool. Make sure it’s *mild *steel.

wut

You could try to trick them into a divide by zero error, as a game.

The Nashville chud’s handle is even “rohmstuff”.

They wouldn’t be caught dead in Hemet.

He owns(?) a building in Forest City, Malaysia (or as he calls it: an island in an undisclosed location off the coast of Singapore)

Sounds like a houseboat. It’s a houseboat, isn’t it.

James Ingallinera

Wasn’t he one of those “hey techies move into my cultlike terrible coliving / working space / company town” people?

this is how one department head at Google gets more money for his compensation package out of the other bits of Google