The pen's lightyears ahead, the brow is Cro-Magnon
The near future's military tech and vast sea change
Computers can play Chess, but not the glass bead gamе
https://youtu.be/sypRoMBYfHE
Voice messages work well. Same with Images, but they take longer.
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Found him.
I know you're supposed to spit out wine technically when you're tasting it, but we're so slow due to a football game right now that I'm just kind of getting drunk on the clock. 😅
But I can call it educational because we're technically a wine store and I know I should know what's in stock and what we are currently serving as house wines.
Not sure if meshtastic does this, but this is a huge reason I like #Reticulum
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I wasn't trying to do anything malicious, but my co-worker didn't believe me that Bluetooth was an avenue for attack. So I was trying to demonstrate that, and I forgot that our Works POS is an iPad whoopsies.
Movie is hands down pom-poko.
Seires is harder.
Older series.....cowboy beebop or full metal alchimist brotherhood
Newer.....either My Hero Academia or fireforce.
Halfway debating starting to carry around both a mesh-tastic and a reticulum device with me so I can be reachable outside of phone networks on the go. Would be kind of fun to see what's around too as you run around.
I'm kinda just laughing to myself, too, as I peruse, knowing that as soon as I get the laptop, I'm just gonna install Linux on it within the first few hours of having it. All the marketing nonsense is kind of laughable.
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Yeah, I don't disagree, but right now, at least as far as I can tell, it seems like a marketing term. So I'm just looking at specs and going from there and ignoring pretty much everything else.
It's pretty funny. They've revised the way that we recall works after all of that backlash.
In all fairness, I'm not really going to do anything AI-related on this computer. If I do that, I'll build a dedicated server for it. But when I'm looking at high-end laptops, they all have the same AI-ready marketing shtick.
Yeah, I'm definitely a little bit weary about it. I definitely spent a good chunk of today trying to figure out if it was just marketing buzzwords or if it really was some kind of specialized chipset.
Well shit looks like I'm going to be getting some intentionally older hardware. The newer processor that I was looking at from Intel I guess has something called an NPU or a neural processing unit which not only doesn't have a lot of Linux support at the moment from what I'm aware of. It's a processing unit specifically designed to help with AI task loads and since I'm not doing anything AI related on this computer I'm not sure I want that in my computer. Glad I took a closer look at this. 😅
I'm kinda just laughing to myself, too, as I peruse, knowing that as soon as I get the laptop, I'm just gonna install Linux on it within the first few hours of having it. All the marketing nonsense is kind of laughable.
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