Ah! So it is! Though 1,250 replies doesn’t seem as controversial a number when a large portion are probably bots.

Over 6 million replies and no one thought to try a reverse image search for reference.

Gas station restroom stall.

It’s been a long time, but I think I remember Witch Hunter Robin having a similar-ish feel having also been produced in the 2000s.

He decided to let 4,000 people go all at once because “repeated rounds of cuts are destructive to morale, to focus, and to the trust that customers and shareholders place in our ability to lead.”

Ah yes, the Thanos Snap Method.

It’d be kind of neat to take the battery from your old vehicle and port it to your new one. An automotive BYOB, if you will.

Surely we can do better than that in 2026.

Something something every accusation is a confession.

Makes sense, though it doesn’t make it less icky.

Applicants are asked to give free consultation and free AI training as part of the final interview process?

That’s well and good, but imagine keeping your software backwards compatible with an ancient 14 billion year old file standard.

Have you checked out the Refoss garage door opener? My experience has been pretty good since I bought it last year. Customer support was also very responsive for my minor issue.

I think I’m mixing the two because there are services that kind of turn Mastodon into an RSS reader.

That’s true that it is somewhat more robust than requiring a federated account, but I think that comes at the cost of discoverability which may or may not be something you might want to broadcast on a social network anyway 🤷‍♂️

So basically government fediverse instances.

Certified bullshit

Under questioning, however, one of Proven’s employees admitted that he had been able to duplicate McNally’s technique, leading to the question from McNally’s lawyer: “When you did it yourself, did it occur to you for one moment that maybe the best thing to do, instead of file a lawsuit, was to fix the lock?”

Litigation over innovation; that’s the American way.

The iPhone Air is so small, I feel like I’ll sit on it and it will slide seamlessly up my rectum, never to be seen again.

There’s a 6.9” (nice) display joke here, but it’s too early in the morning to fit one in.

When stores started marking up the “regular” price to hit bigger percentages is about when I started price tracking things I knew I’d buy later down the road. Looking at you, Best Buy!

I periodically keep tabs on new HDD prices in my area. Black Friday hasn’t had the same deep discounts it once did.

That’s unreal. The timelapse of the move is worth the click.

ETA: the Samsung car moving robots are kind of amazing. Goodbye valet jobs!