AI will take our jobs

AI will create more jobs because there will be dedicated staff who needs to handle the fallout when it does stupid shit

“Do you have the slightest idea how little that narrows it down?”

Yes true, but aside from that?

If you had strong forearms, you could have picked up the specs easily

/jk

What’s wrong with having some good strong forearms?

Hey, he looks like my friend, John Doe

That last line is absolutely disgusting but true.

Woah, this is a blast from the past. Thanks for rekindling this memory.

Okay, who did this? I don’t want to know in a meme way. I actually want to block them.

Let me out! Let me outtt!

“Don’t attribute to malice what is explained by incompetence”

They are as open as OpenAI

Excuse me while I puke

As a millennial myself, I have immense respect for “tech boomers”. They walked so that we could run during the 90s tech boom.

I have seen young people not knowing any other directory other than Downloads and not understanding that there is a filesystem inside their phone.

The file is not in my downloads

Me: Have you checked other directories?

Other directories?

Me: Okay, open your file manager.

What’s a file manager?

Me: Okay, do you have Google Files (an application which I detest but I know is pre-installed in Android phone)

Umm…have to check.

How do you save a picture? Where is Downloads? How do you apply a saved picture as a wallpaper?

These are confusing questions to boomers and Gen Z.

Why not have a simple app which “automatically” does all the hard work (just in exchange of a little of your data)?

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The only usecase for foldables that made sense is that since phones keep on getting bigger, so having a foldable phone would save some pocket space. However, I think phones stopped growing after 6" and foldable phones have been considerably more expensive. People are just more comfortable with a normal “slab” phone.

President of Turkmenistan: Yes

Yes, the small particles hurt like hell like low power bee stings…or so I have been told

as difficult as plugging in a flash drive

That’s a gross over-simplification

They have to

1. Download the windows ISO
   • How do you find the original ISO and not a cracked one?
2. Get instructions to modify the ISO
   • Hope you get the right set of instructions from a genuine website
3. Download Rufus and install
4. Make backup of their data
   • Hope you disabled Bitlocker also
5. Reboot and press the F? key to change boot order (F? varies from system to system)
   • How do you even find the right key for this?
6. Follow the installation process

One of the reasons Linux is not widespread is because following these “simple” instructions is too much for an average user. So I doubt a Windows user will be bothered to modify their OS. I have installed different variants of Linux 100s of time and even I need to check online if their are any hidden gotchas.