Those were fun times …

I'm a happy Obsidian user. It's not open source but really good.

If the US government stops paying their bills at a certain point the country is technically defaulting. That's going to be fun.

We have quite a few companies in Germany using similar vehicles in cities (I can't compare the sizes here). All in all it's a positive development. Maybe in this case it's a way to utilize a legislative loophole, but even then I would say: The loopholed law has a positive impact if the new vehicles are smaller and more energy efficient than the ones they replace.

Bisschen traurig, dass er das auf Xitter postet.

Also: even if they are not directly connected, the fact that one monopoly crumbles might result in the next one falling apart too. Someone who successfully got out of Windows might try to ditch their MS365 subscription too.

Depending on how those documents are generated it can still be a typo. Eg if you are just selecting a date and the day of the week is filled in automatically.

German chancellor Friedrich Merz likes that.

"I didn't even have to make the CAD file myself. Just prompted GPT to generate it for me."

What fresh hell is that?

How embarrassing. :(

Auf jeden Fall einmal ein herzliches Dankeschön für den Betrieb. Man denkt als User die meiste ja nicht darüber nach, dass Betrieb, Updates und so weiter auch Arbeit bedeuten.

Disney has a certain history …

Vox populi vox Dei

Klar, Preisbremse bei Lebensmitteln erhöht die Qualität. So funktioniert's.

It's a company that sells 'AI' services to their customers. Most likely the major part of the 113,000 dollars is paid by those customers. They're basically resellers.

"readmitted"? Russia never was a part of the G7.

Yeah, sadly Mozilla lost most of the trust one would have given to them in advance a few years ago.

"They're eating the cats, they're eating themselves!"