"So we're going to put out everything that we think is of the highest quality"

Let us know when you start.

My preference for Firefox is based on the bookmark sidebar, with nested folders of bookmarks (similar to the way file are nested within folders on a disk drive).

The problem is that I've frequently heard of "anonymized" data being de-anonymized. It's not something I worry about a great deal, but perhaps I should worry more...and I've no real way to tell.

There are several alternatives, depending on your use-case. My fall-back is Falkon (from KDE).

FWIW, I didn't detest Pocket. OTOH, I never used it, either. But "universally detested" is wrong. I thought of it as "dead wood", but that's a very different category. There are LOTS of software capabilities that I don't use.

To me, panning a browser because it isn't optimized to run on a phone is silly. Saying I prefer a different browser on my phone would be sensible (if I though web browsing from a phone was sensible...but with my eyes that's never going to be true).

Well..."sort of virus first" is probably correct, but that doesn't mean that things don't sometimes go into reverse. The "sort of virus" couldn't be like the current stuff, because it couldn't be parasitic. And there are arguments that a "sort of cell" evolved before the genetic machinery. Nobody really knows, (See "metabolism first" https://ancillary-proxy.atarimworker.io?url=https%3A%2F%2Fui.adsabs.harvard.edu%2F... for one argument.)

I, personally, suspect that the proto-"cell walls" and the proto-"genetic machinery" evolved their first stages independently, and mixed together later into something with superior "stability".

It's all about theta waves. Those who have become "clear" and can harmonize the frequency of their theta are known as operating thetans.

Well, they might let me remember people's names. There are probably other uses, but that's the one that occurs to me.

I accept that it is breaking the law. That doesn't mean any official is going to enforce that law. There are lots of laws that are frequently broken in obvious ways, and are enforced only when it is a convenient excuse.

How far in the future?
I can imagine useful AI based "smart glasses", but that description doesn't fit what I've heard so far, and my prescription means I couldn't try them if I wanted to do so.

What did you expect from them merging with Samsung?

batteries to *not* explode?

>Yes, it is quite strange to have a cosmic particle detector emit a
>series of bizarre signals.

the detector got indigestion from all those radio signals probing it, made worse by some actual cosmic particles.

so it vomited.

I'll confess to having faked the whole thing.

I used a different chatbot, which shall remain anonymous, and told it; "Submit an article to slashdot about what would happen if chatgpt played against the Atari 2600 chess program."

the past repeats . . .

margarine was supposed to be better for us than that awful butter.

But, gee whiz, when we got down to it and actually looked, this chemical concoction designed to mimic the taste chemistry of butter also mimicked other properties--and was *worse* . . .

now, we make a fuel to mimic the combustion chemistry of current fuels, and, well, . . . surprise!

and define "oven"!

They must have *staggering* capacity to feed a crew of 5,000 with just six of these contraptions!

Very long conveyor systems? or ???