Please stop. The way to be a bulwark against AI slop is not to fill Firefox with garbage AI features.

Give me a button that lets me disable all AI features in Firefox now and forever.

That butterfly decoration on your wall is amazing! When the light hits it just right it must be incredible.

A "license to wee" should be one of your Patreon perks.

I felt like that too. Jumping felt off, and shooting felt too wimpy. Like you, I played until I beat the flower in case I was holding it wrong, but I think the game's just not for me.

In other "difficult" games like Dead Cells, I just felt a lot more powerful and agile.

Where I live, lots of politicians see only two things as antisemitic:

1. Anti-zionism
2. Hitler

Everything else up for debate or playing the Nazi card (www.youtube.com/watch?v=zvgZ...)

You should try making a whole video on the Steam Deck. It might not work, but just trying might be interesting.

We've tried AI coding tools where I work, and they are nowhere near as good as an entry level engineer at even our cheapest sub-contractor.

Anyone who relies on AI for the kind of bug fixes that entry level programmers typically do is in for a bad time.

Same in Canada. Federally the program is "Medicare" but when I lived and worked in Ontario I had "OHIP".

tl;dr

Kagi is the way to go. You do get offered AI junk, but as long as you never include a ? in your query it'll never bother you.

Just this week John defended Apple's strangely cooked App Store fraud stats. And he's completely on their side with their legal battles.

Gotta wonder what it is about this years announcements where they think even Gruber might have a critique.

TMDB or IMDB URL support is an amazing feature! Now when somebody tries to link me to a TMDB, I can just pop it in Callsheet without having to first check TMDB to see what it is.

Very much appreciated!

Absolute joy of a special. I felt the same things about many of the consoles you mentioned.

Were you Canadians though, your first multiplayer experience might have been NHL 98 on the SNES where you could do up to 5 players at once!

Never did 5 myself, but 2v2 NHL98 blew my 12 year old mind!

Good call. Everyone loves to joke about the Spacejam website. But looks at these character bios: www.spacejam.com/1996/cmp/lin...

Ditching the backgrounds, and a few minor tweaks would get you a solid page that could last a very long time without updates.