Comment Re:Finally! (Score 1) 127
Maybe. Its animated TV spinoff wasn't good. History of the World, Part I's TV sequel wasn't good too.
Comment Haven't noticed. (Score 1) 59
Everything was fine on my end. Heh.
Comment Re:Recall form is bogus (Score 1) 37
https://ancillary-proxy.atarimworker.io?url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.reddit.com%2Fr%2Fanker... shows other claimers having the same issue.
Submission + - Spaceballs 2 Trailer Drops (ign.com)
TronNerd82 writes: IGN announces that Mel Brooks and Amazon MGM Studios are hard at work on the long-awaited sequel to Brooks' 1987 classic, Spaceballs, a tongue-in-cheek parody of Star Wars replete with Mel Brooks' signature brand of off-color humor. Reports indicate that Bill Pullman and Rick Moranis are set to return to the roles of Lone Starr and Dark Helmet, respectively.
The film is looking towards a release to theaters in 2027 (2027?! That's the combination to my luggage!!) and has just seen a teaser trailer drop, viewable on YouTube. Very likely this will be the last film of Mel Brooks' career, as he approaches the age of 99.
The film is looking towards a release to theaters in 2027 (2027?! That's the combination to my luggage!!) and has just seen a teaser trailer drop, viewable on YouTube. Very likely this will be the last film of Mel Brooks' career, as he approaches the age of 99.
Comment Re:Retiring from IT in general seems like a good i (Score 1) 85
Yep. That is why I am back to Ant Farming these days.
Comment Everyone is doing it. (Score 1) 100
Who is NOT doing it?
Comment It's not just Siri AI. (Score 1) 28
There are tons of other issues (bugs) that Apple still hasn't fixed. I am tired of companies not fixing their damn old bugs. I care not about new features.
Comment Re:I want my old old 3D GUI (Score 1) 104
Ditto. Even its old pretty Aqua theme was good to me!
Submission + - Chinese PhD student arrested smuggling biological materials, deleting evidence (foxnews.com)
schwit1 writes: Federal authorities expose Chinese national's attempt to bring concealed worm specimens to American laboratory
"The alleged smuggling of biological materials by this alien from a science and technology university in Wuhan, China—to be used at a University of Michigan laboratory—is part of an alarming pattern that threatens our security," U.S. Attorney Jerome F. Gorgon, Jr. said. "The American taxpayer should not be underwriting a PRC-based smuggling operation at one of our crucial public institutions."
This is less than a week after two Chinese nationals were arrested on federal charges for bringing 'head blight' fungus into US.
"The alleged smuggling of biological materials by this alien from a science and technology university in Wuhan, China—to be used at a University of Michigan laboratory—is part of an alarming pattern that threatens our security," U.S. Attorney Jerome F. Gorgon, Jr. said. "The American taxpayer should not be underwriting a PRC-based smuggling operation at one of our crucial public institutions."
This is less than a week after two Chinese nationals were arrested on federal charges for bringing 'head blight' fungus into US.
Submission + - Vaccine skeptic RFK Jr. ousts entire CDC vaccine advisory board (apnews.com)
skam240 writes: Well known vaccine skeptic and US Secretary of Health and Human Services Robert F. Kennedy Jr. on Monday removed every member of a scientific committee that advises the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on how to use vaccines and pledged to replace them with his own picks https://ancillary-proxy.atarimworker.io?url=https%3A%2F%2Fapnews.com%2Farticle%2Fken... ,
Kennedy has an extensive history of vaccine skepticism https://ancillary-proxy.atarimworker.io?url=https%3A%2F%2Fen.wikipedia.org%2Fwiki%2F... , frequently furnishing false or misleading data dressed up to look scientific to the public.
Kennedy has an extensive history of vaccine skepticism https://ancillary-proxy.atarimworker.io?url=https%3A%2F%2Fen.wikipedia.org%2Fwiki%2F... , frequently furnishing false or misleading data dressed up to look scientific to the public.
Submission + - Apple Lets Developers Tap Into Its Offline AI Models (techcrunch.com)
An anonymous reader writes: Apple is launching what it calls the Foundation Models framework, which the company says will let developers tap into its AI models in an offline, on-device fashion. Onstage at WWDC 2025 on Monday, Apple VP of software engineering Craig Federighi said that the Foundation Models framework will let apps use on-device AI models created by Apple to drive experiences. These models ship as a part of Apple Intelligence, Apple’s family of models that power a number of iOS features and capabilities.
“For example, if you’re getting ready for an exam, an app like Kahoot can create a personalized quiz from your notes to make studying more engaging,” Federighi said. “And because it happens using on-device models, this happens without cloud API costs [] We couldn’t be more excited about how developers can build on Apple intelligence to bring you new experiences that are smart, available when you’re offline, and that protect your privacy.”
In a blog post, Apple says that the Foundation Models framework has native support for Swift, Apple’s programming language for building apps for its various platforms. The company claims developers can access Apple Intelligence models with as few as three lines of code. Guided generation, tool calling, and more are all built into the Foundation Models framework, according to Apple. Automattic is already using the framework in its Day One journaling app, Apple says, while mapping app AllTrails is tapping the framework to recommend different hiking routes.
“For example, if you’re getting ready for an exam, an app like Kahoot can create a personalized quiz from your notes to make studying more engaging,” Federighi said. “And because it happens using on-device models, this happens without cloud API costs [] We couldn’t be more excited about how developers can build on Apple intelligence to bring you new experiences that are smart, available when you’re offline, and that protect your privacy.”
In a blog post, Apple says that the Foundation Models framework has native support for Swift, Apple’s programming language for building apps for its various platforms. The company claims developers can access Apple Intelligence models with as few as three lines of code. Guided generation, tool calling, and more are all built into the Foundation Models framework, according to Apple. Automattic is already using the framework in its Day One journaling app, Apple says, while mapping app AllTrails is tapping the framework to recommend different hiking routes.
Comment Tarzan? (Score 1) 59
The lord of the jungle?
Comment Neither for me. (Score 1) 48
I barely have time to to play games these days.
Comment Re:I had a morning glory, too. (Score 1) 27
Nice mushroom.
Submission + - Your Brain Wrinkles Are Way More Important Than We Ever Realized (sciencealert.com) 2
alternative_right writes: The folds and ridges of the human brain are more complex than any other in the animal kingdom, and a new study shows that this complexity may be linked to the brain's level of connectivity and our reasoning abilities.
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