Movie Quotes
Damnit, I’d piss on a spark plug if I thought it would do any good.
War Games
Ooooh, this is lovely in a creepy, dark, god like figure way.
Bison
Some very much not needed doomsdaying from Om Malik about AI and content
Soon, there will be so much of everything that we won’t have enough attention for anything.
There’s already too much of everything on the internet. That battle has been fought an lost. AI will not change that.
Yellowstone does not disappoint.
It’s all fun and games until it’s not.
Mountain morning light
Michael Tsai shares a few snippets of people lamenting that older digital items are not being preserved here.
One snippet from Kelsey Lewin:
Anyone should be able to easily explore, research and play classic video games, in the same way that they can read classic novels, listen to classic albums, and watch classic movies. But outdated copyright laws are preventing institutions like ours from doing our jobs.
Does Kelsey Lewin really believe that all classic novels, classic albums, and classic movies are preserved and available? That human civilization has saved everything?
The olds are realizing that the adage “everything will be on the internet forever” isn’t true.
Life is not permanent. Objects are not permanent. The internet is not permanent.
Political Wire, Taegan Goddard: House GOP Wages War on ‘Woke’ Capitalism
Who had Democrats supporting Capitalism over Republican objections on their bingo card?
That’s my corn out there. You guys are guests in my corn.
TIL the home refrigerator was invented in 1913.
Thanks, Internet
Dinosaur eats man.
Woman inherits the earth.
And that’s a wrap. I won’t be reading Gruber’s takes anymore. I’m out.
When you start making fun of people dying to make an analogy to a bad business service. You have nothing to stand on. And I won’t be reading his thoughts anymore.
No, you’re reading and researching and watching Diablo 4 barbarian builds.
Indeed
I’m finding myself disagreeing with Gruber more and more.
Is it outrageous that Apple continues to advertise on Twitter?
Um, yes. Yes it is. Twitter is no longer a public company trying to make a profit, it’s a private entity that doesn’t care about anything else except what Elon Mush thinks.