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Gizmodo’s io9 Published an AI-Generated Star Wars Article That Was Filled With Errors
In this case the mistakes were obvious. It’s more frightening to know that as the tech advances the errors will be more subtle, and for important subjects.
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It's official: Smartphones will need to have replaceable batteries by 2027 - [Hopefully for everywhere]
Big fan of this. I feel the next step is going to be to require OS support for a set amount of time. Affordable changing the battery won’t help when the device can’t run any software.
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Does Telus intentionally avoid offering fiber internet?
When they were recently installing it in my neighbourhood it seemed like their sales people didn’t realize that it was fibre - they kept offering 75 megabit per second
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Without the prior completed contracts I might’ve agreed that he was just acknowledging receipt, but the precedence set the stage for the emoji.
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How does kbin keep users logged in?
Cookies can have something called a “sliding expiration”, which means it will automatically extend the expiration date when you visit. There is also an absolute expiration, so at some point it’ll have to be reset no matter what.
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Are there any disadvantages to paying off your mortgage? Can you always just get another mortgage later on, or doesn’t it work that way? This is in Canada, where mortgage interest is not tax deductibl
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@ShivTheShiv
Smart things to consider, thanks!
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Are there any disadvantages to paying off your mortgage? Can you always just get another mortgage later on, or doesn’t it work that way? This is in Canada, where mortgage interest is not tax deductibl
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It's official: Smartphones will need to have replaceable batteries by 2027 - [Hopefully for everywhere]
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Are there any disadvantages to paying off your mortgage? Can you always just get another mortgage later on, or doesn’t it work that way? This is in Canada, where mortgage interest is not tax deductibl
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@paddythegeek
Great advice - thanks!
