They both stay alive through the end of it

It’s really not unless you think Kurt would have been terminally online.

Anyone with experience in corporate operations will tell you the ROI on process changes is dramatically higher than technology. People invent so many stupid and dangerous ways to “improve” their work area. The worst part is that it just takes a little orchestration to understand their needs and use that creativity to everyone’s benefit.

Fit as much stuff as possible in your fridge and or trunk of your car

I started using my apple pencil so much I pinch to zoom on paper. It doesn’t work.

Intelligence is the misnomer. It’s like calling airplanes ‘artificial birds’ (credit Don Norman).

He doesn’t want a new competitor. He’s just spouting whatever will make the line move up. It has nothing to do with his opinion.

How long do you think we have before Projectivy is taken down?

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Then the car needs to do a handshake to a cloud service as I described above.

If you’re in range for these to work, the fob will also turn the car on. These features are useful if you park at a public place or on a large campus.

If the remote can do it with a local signal, yes, but that’s not the feature in the picture, which uses the app I think.

These features require the cloud, which costs money and uses carbon. If you don’t want them, as many don’t, you shouldn’t have to force the company to price them in at the purchase.

Yeah premier coverage of Taylor Swift being secretly gay. NYT is legitimately a tabloid now…

In that court, you have to be able to provide a lot of documentary evidence to prove the contract was breached as a factual matter. NFTs can be set as immutable events in a log of massive data to sort through.

There are other logistical challenges to it. My point really boils down to the technology got massive negativity publicity while in infancy due to being exploited by con artists.

This is hilariously accurate. This meme format is pretty validating though.

Maybe I’m wrong, IDK. Time will tell. I have no stake in this take so I don’t really care lol.

NFTs are an interesting and valuable technology that will be useful in the future as a means of digital media ‘ownership’ in place of ‘perpetual licensing’ like we see when we ‘buy’ media from servers today.

There’s more to it than monkey pictures, and if people saw that, we would have greater control over media libraries than in the present.

Note I own 0 NFTs

I wonder how they worked around user violations of copyright… Imagine all the content uploaded to Instagram/Facebook that the poster didn’t create but simply uploaded their download/screenshot.

That’s why they fired him over Google Meet

Are you suggesting that YouTube shouldn’t have liability for the behavior of their algorithms?