Reposted by chris
If AI were so crucial I’d think it would sell itself — but it always seems to be infused with this non-consensual inevitability, like YOU BETTER ADOPT IT OR DIE IT’S COMING LIKE IT OR NOT, a threat gilded as promise.
February 11, 2026 at 7:51 PM
If AI were so crucial I’d think it would sell itself — but it always seems to be infused with this non-consensual inevitability, like YOU BETTER ADOPT IT OR DIE IT’S COMING LIKE IT OR NOT, a threat gilded as promise.
Meanwhile, I was prescribed opioids I didn't want when I had a kidney stone because the doctor thought nsaids were too risky for my very managed hypertension.
February 11, 2026 at 10:09 AM
Meanwhile, I was prescribed opioids I didn't want when I had a kidney stone because the doctor thought nsaids were too risky for my very managed hypertension.
Trust me, I know all too well. I'm currently managing an upgrade from 11 to 21 and my developers did their part, but I can't get users to test for the life of me.
February 10, 2026 at 9:05 PM
Trust me, I know all too well. I'm currently managing an upgrade from 11 to 21 and my developers did their part, but I can't get users to test for the life of me.
Until it was discontinued because Unilever decided any product that wasn't mayo wasn't worth manufacturing anymore, Sir Kensington's ketchup was the gold standard.
Also, Hunt's ketchup is good enough and somehow even cheaper than every store brand I've compared it against.
Also, Hunt's ketchup is good enough and somehow even cheaper than every store brand I've compared it against.
February 10, 2026 at 8:41 PM
Until it was discontinued because Unilever decided any product that wasn't mayo wasn't worth manufacturing anymore, Sir Kensington's ketchup was the gold standard.
Also, Hunt's ketchup is good enough and somehow even cheaper than every store brand I've compared it against.
Also, Hunt's ketchup is good enough and somehow even cheaper than every store brand I've compared it against.
I was just speaking to a representative from a company that supports EOL software yesterday who said they have some clients still on PHP5. So kudos to you for doing what many people in the corporate world somehow still refuse to do.
February 10, 2026 at 7:04 PM
I was just speaking to a representative from a company that supports EOL software yesterday who said they have some clients still on PHP5. So kudos to you for doing what many people in the corporate world somehow still refuse to do.