Knowing dishwasher-man as inquisitive and hands-on, he's probably looked into Linux before. No need to yell at him about it, folks. There must be a perfectly sound and potentially hyper-specific reason he's on Windows...right?

One of many examples of why the Stop Killing Games campaign means much more than just stop killing games, from media preservation to owning what you buy.

if body eat beans, air get heat

Side note: Hunting for Waldo? It was a quick Google News search. At most you can call it confirmation bias.

Clickbait? Maybe if I had quote-reposted to an audience. We're just random dudes babbling through replies.

And I don't even dislike AI, broadly speaking. It's generative AI I find bollocks.

Nah. The original results were eventually flagged to Google and don't show up anymore. Which is pretty good! I've noticed it happen many times before. The point is that misleading AI-generated results can and have been top results; whether they are flagged and removed is another matter.

Very unlikely. Never documented.
futurism.com/google-ai-fa...

www.404media.co/google-serve...

news.artnet.com/art-world/cu...

tech.yahoo.com/ai/articles/...

And an article which somewhat expands on and illustrates the OP's concern: www.nytimes.com/interactive/...

"I've never experienced it so it can't be true!"
Flawless logic. Anyway, I've had such top results when trying to solve very specific problems with niche tech-related stuff.
When no one can be arsed to write about a topic, or it doesn't get traction, websites specialized in slop just take the lead.

This is ridiculous in all the best ways. Can't wait to randomly see more of it later.

Hey @techconnectify.bsky.social I know you're more than just Dishwasher Man but get a load of this.

Wow, that doctor is 𝗦𝗘𝗥𝗜𝗢𝗨𝗦ly a good father!

Frankly, most suits are much more easily replaced with a dumbass robot. Should have started with them.

takes me back to early 2010s tumblr