His death hit me harder than Michael Jackson’s that same year

Looks delicious!

You dismiss this so easily but as an operator of an occasional ant dick lifting machine this is my dream come true.

The regular price for a bag of Doritos has been roughly $5 at my local store for the last few years. Just the other week I noticed they started printing something like “new lower price” directly on the bag. The new price? About $5.

This is so smart!

This has been driving me crazy on my work laptop for the past two days

omg jonh noo 😭

In GTA 5 there’s a famous spot on a mountain where, if you call a taxi to come pick you up and drive you away, the AI really struggles to stay on the road. It’s actually really fun to see how far it gets.

https://www.offroadxtreme.com/news/game-watch-gta-v-wild-off-road-taxi-adventures/

I can see this new thing being fun in a sense that you put the game into a really weird or unwinnable state and watch the AI struggle to correct it.

I’m doubling down for the series finale

I guess all my property is claimed, didn’t find anything for me 😔

That’s a lot harder than just simply fingering your asshole

I’m in Arizona and my power company has super low rates from like 10AM-3PM every weekday until the end of April because it’s the “winter season”

Yesterday as I saw it hit 101 degrees I wondered if they are pissed

That looks heavenly!

Same on iOS too

I was really skeptical about this, but after a few weeks I realized my keys were wrapped in aluminum foil and I actually started feeling safer

This is something my friends and I had a lengthy discussion about. Considering the extraterrestrial nature of the origin of the mind virus, Carol realistically should just

I like trees so I use it.

I didn’t notice the spam and I was quite happy using the new Digg, so I don’t exactly know what you think I should have been doing differently.

It was basically exactly Reddit but with two noticeable AI features that were easy to ignore:

1. An AI-generated summary of popular posts on the homepage
2. Underneath every link post to an article was an AI summary, but on the app it was a collapsible section so collapsing it in one post would keep it collapsed for all.

I found the second one slightly handy, though, because when I was on Reddit I fell into the bad habit of posting after just reading headlines. With the AI summaries I could get more context and it often lead me to opening more articles than I would have without it.

Imagine paying for traditional shitty cable internet from a company called GFiber