Varies a lot by area. For example the city of Portland has about 55% of residents in single detached houses (not apartments).

NOPE - have not done any of those things and will not.

That’s Zach Kanin, the co-writer for most of Tim Robinson’s shows

Metal Gear Solid IV duh

Works here, thanks!

Exactly, we don’t need it for anything. I have zero tasks that I need automation for on my phone. In fact, I have typically zero tasks that I need to do on my phone at all.

You know what tasks I actually NEED to do? I need to mow my back yard, and I need to install gutters on my house. AI is not going to help any of that, so it’s useless for my needs. Meanwhile, it is wasting a fortune in energy and an environmental crisis worth of water.

When their store application was new, it was caught doing spyware-like actions scanning through users’ computers without consent or notice. Their “Free” games might come with another price you don’t see. I wouldn’t install it.

I saw that. Tim Heidecker was awesome doing his AJ impersonation

That is not the case with mine. It’s about 3.5% variable, sometimes over 4%, plain cash savings account in the US. I can transfer from savings to checking at another bank on the same day and withdraw whatever I want. As the other reply from cattywampas said, the number of withdrawals is limited but that’s no issue for me.

Too many people are brain hostages to the idea that apps do everything and you need an app for everything, even though most of the things are just websites. But all the apps are really doing is spying while they deliver their version of the website.

But I don’t need it, and most people also don’t need it. I’ve never spent any money on AI and I still don’t talk to any inanimate objects.

Not for me, I don’t participate in any service that requires it

Combigent is a perfectly cromulent word! Veritably cromulent

Adding this link for reference:

https://deflock.org/

Just another complete and total piece of shit Trumptard cultist, big surprise.

Yep, thin and light frames are nice for comfort too. Titanium ones are cool

IDK, that scenario still sounds funny to me

It’s not a trend, it’s a long-standing tradition spanning decades. It’s hilarious.

Camera-goggles should really only be allowed in public for use by the handicapped, and not allowed for use by anyone without a damn good reason. But I could see it being helpful for blind or very visually-impaired folks with the right applications

Even worse than script kiddies, they may not even know how to use or build a script