Climate alarmism and the unnatural push for "green" energy, as we know it, is a lie.
One important thing to remember, no matter how minute the detail, science is never fully settled. It can ALWAYS be questioned, examined, and reexamined.
🚨!! Breaking !!🚨
Sony is closing the PlayStation Store on PS3 and PS Vita in July 2027.
You will not be able to buy new games or DLC on those systems after that.
Previously purchased content is supposed to stay available to re-download “for the foreseeable future.”
So, if there is something you still want on PS3 or Vita, probably do not wait forever.
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I like when a tool saves me time.
I do not like when it saves me time and then asks me to maintain a tiny new ritual forever.
Still going to try it though.
That is between me and my poor judgment.
Here is what I am building right now:
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Calculators, security workflow stuff, and the cybersecurity newsletter.
Check them out and give me feedback!
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I have now added a FIRE calculator and a rental property ROI calculator!
Check them out and give me feedback!
... Or else...
Remember everyone:
June is mental health Month!
There are many people in my life struggling with mental health issues.
So, hug your loved ones close and always let them know you are there for them when they are struggling with poor mental health.
@claudeai It also builds on about two whole prompts before you are out of tokens... (Before you ask I am Paid/Pro)
So, I will stick with Codex, thanks.
Microsoft combining Copilot, Copilot Chat, Copilot Cowork, and Autopilot into one super app is the most Microsoft sentence alive.
Somewhere in there is a button that opens a second button.
Moon base plans are wild because half of me is thinking humanity, beautiful.
The other half is wondering what the first printer jam on the lunar south pole is going to cost.
AI CEOs dialing back job-loss warnings is extremely on brand.
Phase 1: your job is over.
Phase 2: actually the model needs a manager, a budget code, and someone to explain the spreadsheet.
https://t.co/P6WTnPSsbE build log, Day 1:
We stopped building a generic IOC lookup toy and pointed it at the actual analyst question:
What do I do next?
External intel is evidence, not truth from the mountain. That framing changed the whole product.
For college graduates today, landing a first job is difficult—and in some areas more competitive—than it has been in years. Postings for entry-level jobs are declining in many industries, unemployment for recent graduates is rising, and many of the tasks that once served as a stepping stone into the workforce are increasingly being taken over by AI.
This disparity in unemployment is “not something that throughout history has been true all that often,” says Cory Stahle, senior economist at Indeed.
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Meal planning is one of those boring systems that saves money, reduces food waste, and somehow still gets ignored until the fridge becomes a cryptid habitat.
I made a weekly meal planner for people who would like groceries to feel slightly less freelance.
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Developers switching between Codex and Claude Code like they are picking a lane is funny.
The real workflow is having both open, trusting neither completely, and blaming yourself in a third tab.
Innovation, allegedly.
The useful AI stuff is usually quieter than the hype.
It saves ten minutes here, catches a missed detail there, and sometimes just proves the workflow was already broken.
@DeepLearningAI@GoogleCloudTech The critic loop is always the funny part because eventually every workflow rediscovers the need for something to say no, try again, but with less nonsense.
@sw_holocron Calling a movie fun is kind of the cinema version of saying the spreadsheet is temporary. Sometimes that is sincere. Sometimes everybody is being incredibly diplomatic.