so jurassic park’s t-rex caused “moderate turbulence”?

i dunno. with all those carpets and tapestries, there must have been some static sparks somewhere!

google blurring lines again.

so what’s new?

i don’t think they’d like performing in front of an audience. it’s hard, you see, for a snail to come out of its shell.

sometimes yes, sometimes no. i don’t have a blanket rule about it.

a 100 million π? cool!

add to that: with just contrasting colours, people would forever be confused about which colour represents the front and which the back.

such a design would just present the same problem again at twice the cost.

maybe that’s why rosebud wasn’t a fucking flower.

ah, but on the flip side, ai can conjure up an email summary within seconds that can shave off up to 5 whole minutes from someone’s extremely busy day.

surely that’s adequate recompense for all that energy spent?

they’ve gone to get revenge, apparently.

yippee ki yay…

mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell.

haste does, indeed, make waste.

if one may pry further, what has been the most obvious of the bloatware on the device? how irritating has it been?

context: i’m tapping this comment out on a samsung device that has a whole shadow suite of bloatware apps which simply can’t be disabled on stock. i am considering a switch but don’t want to end up swapping a frying pan for the fire.

does the phone come with bloatware?

this story reminds me of the mitchell and webb death ray bit.

and the aircraft manufacturer for such runways would be called Boing.

thanks. it is a good app but i don’t think it will solve this specific issue. the samsung keyboard hijacks the copied value immediately.

thanks. but there is no setting to disable either the feature or the keyboard. at least, not in stock.

thanks. i’ll review this.