It was a failed attempt. I get that.

You can drop it now.

So that’s where NASA’s science funds are going to

Sigh, I miss Macromedia. Anyway, I do remember that being a thing as well. Guess it was never officially part of the spec.

It was a massive headline that I was trying to condense. Give me a break.

Personally, I’m just going to continue to call it what I’ve always known it as for years: Twitter. It’s just as valid as calling it Xitter or Shitter.

I’m not your AI assistant.

There is a video for you to watch and get the context.

He admitted that he had to use AI a little bit after a somewhat broken finger.

I think the cat used to be all over XP.

This is going to be an interesting shake up, to say the least.

That’s a hell of way to say that he wants to rewrite history.

Of course. We’re just pointing out a potential niche use.

Yup. All that effort just to be good at basic code scaffolding.

Probably.

Because that worked soo well for Apple.

Well, that’s a bummer.

Normally, companies put the burden onto to us, which allows them to quickly scale, but because AI costs a fortune per-prompt, they got kinda shot themselves in a foot.

While I understand the need for them to maintain a steady income, all I can think of is Discord’s Nitro when I think of this upcoming Premium account offering.

Monetary.

So far, this feels like Bluesky but designed for WebAssembly. Which, after discovering SpacetimeDB, not a bad idea. That being said…

Switch home servers even if your home server is offline,

Huh?