I doubt AI is going to die, it's objectively useful in many cases. We just don't need it absofuckinglutely everywhere.

Oh thank god, I'd just assumed I was old now and this was a young person thing.

Does anything running on an x86 processor from the last decade?

Using proton to play cyberpunk 2077

I'm curious about the blood tests, like how do you arrange them? I'm on some pills for something at the minute that require frequent blood tests to track and it's onerous enough through the NHS, can only imagine the hassle of getting specific blood tests organised outside the system.

Look, I don't want to tell you what to do with your money, but I mean if you've got the cash sitting around I could do with some weed?

Or y'know, upgrade the case at the same time.

No, absolutely I don't think they should let them have any of it, I'm not sure how that could be read into my comment.

Equally NATO have in no way indicated they have any plans of setting foot in Ukraine and outright said they won't. None of which explains why senior military leaders in the UK are saying they need to be able to raise an armed force double what they have at the minute, why nukes are being stationed in the UK or why Sweden are foreseeing land war in Europe.

Retrobytes is a fantastic channel, glad to see it getting some love on Lemmy.

I'll go out on a limb here and assume they're talking about the IBM PC.

Ambitious exec promotion candidate has an idea, senior executive sees idea and sponsors it as they believe it will make them money, JIRA lands in dev backlog, devs moan about it, devs like having jobs, devs implement.

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