Also great, though I went through two “bad” (skipping) LPs when it was new.

Also great, though I went through two “bad” (skipping) LPs when it was new.

This!

This!

Next up: AI that can look at the photos and decide whether to click LIKE without human intervention.

It’s like everything he says is based on decade-old news, which is kind of surprising considering he seems to watch the news all day.

I get that this isn’t the goal, though I’m not 100% sure what the goal is, but the article would be more interesting if it told us how many Dollar Stores it would take to fulfill the listed number of sales.

While the eager-to-offend but politically moderate New Right...

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Question: Is there a way to make Google searches by default not include Pinterest results. I tire of typing “-Pinterest”.

Two things that make me like pigeons:

It’s more like the case one might store a dick in, if it were removable, and if it were made by Apple.

Vulcan: “I never needed my religion to be moral.”

Is the HomePod “audio hardware that supports multi-room playback” via AirPlay 2?

Can I play music through it via AirPlay from a Mac? I would love to be able to easily add speakers to my AirPlay system. (I can currently play music through three Apple TVs and an AirPort Express, but they require external speakers.) I have a Libratone Zipp that I can also connect to via AirPlay, but it’s a hassle…

“Hello, I’m Lorraine.” I stuck out my hand and confidently said, “I’m Lorraine.”

Assuming the Siri speaker supports AirPlay, that’s something the other two don’t offer. I don’t care about the Siri functionality, but an Apple-made speaker that I can add to my AirPlay outputs interests me. (I currently use three Apple TVs and an old AirPort Express for that.)

the very act of supplying a key doesn’t add any new facts to the case

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It’s how beings in Twin Peaks’ Black Lodge say “coffee.”

It sounds like genes are more akin to a relational database than a flat-file database.

It’s an adaptation that protects against middle-school dissection. “You can already see my organs, so you don’t need to cut me open!”