Well if he did literally develop the web, that would indeed make him the web developer.

You’re just a Mr. Mountbattan-Windsor to me.

Wow I never realized how small it was in comparison until I saw it here.

This is only true for the Americium based smoke detectors. The newer photoelectric cell fire detectors don’t decay like Americium detectors, and as long as you replace the battery it’ll be good for however long it’s internal components (capacitors and whatnot) will last.

Technology Connections has a good video about this subject:

https://youtu.be/DuAeaIcAXtg

Hmm let’s give an extra $500 billion to an agency that has failed all of its financial audits…

Pure poetry.

This would be the perfect use case for that fancy Apple VR headset they released a year or two so. Since it has built-in eye tracking, it would be easy to set up a test in a controlled environment where participants navigate it while looking around.

Don’t you just hate it when that happens to you?

I’m a rolling release male with vibe coded vibes.

Should I stop using archive.ph then? I mostly used it because it’s a lot faster than archive.org, which is a bit clunkier to use.

Do they pronounce it “Zeruda” over there in Japan?

Does the IRA have a good IRA plan?

Might switch careers to being Irish if that’s the case.

Or a commune in the city itself!

It’s a good thing my copper is sourced from Ea-nāṣir.

That’s what we’re blowing our tariff check on.

“Our vision is to create Value for the shareholders.”

Definitely worth the monkey paw curl to have this pizza-only telekinesis ability.

Will we at least find out what the hell happened in New Jersey last year?

Or the balloons and other supposed balloons all over North America a few years back?

Can we at least get a confirmed actual kill from a F-22 on something other than a hobby balloon? Taking down a UFO would at least show that our taxpayer money can provide us with decent tech.

Our legal systems are not prepared for the fuckery that AI videos will do to court cases unless there’s a strict evidentiary chain of custody, or embedded metadata from an actual camera in the files.

Her when she sees you: What a magnificent specimen.