During a press conference on Wednesday, Smith said Microsoft has launched a formal investigation into Israel’s reported use of Azure. “We are committed to ensuring that our human rights principles and our contractual terms of service are upheld in the Middle East,” he said.

What a load.

Who the fuck even wants this?

US Democrats are being completely late to the party when trying to copy a popular and successful conservative tactic? Shocking. Who could have seen this coming apart from literally every leftist?

I used to use imgur daily, even after the god-awful update to their app and website which plastered ads everywhere. I never updated the app and constantly saw people complaining about the new app or the website. When they later made that old version impossible to use, I stopped going to the site. Not out of some protest or whatever but it was just so fucking awful to try to use.

“Land of the free”

“Capitalism causing problem which is unprofitable to solve or directly serves capital? It’s time for socialism.”

A future is coming where it can just be your job to let an LLM observe your life 24/7… And that might be the only job available.

Getting paid to play games, jack off, and shitpost but at what cost…

As if anyone is actually believing she’s suddenly developed empathy.

I wonder how many people could have their medical debt erased with $1million per day…

gently cooking the surrounding area.

As in it’s slightly but not perceptively warmer or more like “oh god, we’re all going to die”?

With it being Japan, I’m more surprised that it wasn’t a fax machine.

To be fair, the source I gave isn’t anything like a journal or technical document for specifics.

They use microwaves for it:

https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/scientists-beam-solar-power-to-earth-from-space-for-first-time-ever/

Close, it was microwaves!

https://www.space.com/japan-space-based-solar-power-demonstration-2025

Speaking as a reddit mod for a massive subreddit, it honestly hasn’t been a useful tool at all. It’s only really useful for identifying users who engage with problematic subs but there are old tools which can do that without using AI.

What a week!

First of all, I found this community! Brand new to Beehaw, fediverse, everything. Very exciting, very new, very unsure about how everything works but doing my best.

I also got told that I was successful at a job interview which I’m really happy about. Now it’s just the awful part of waiting for all the official documentation - I hope it happens soon so that my brain stops playing tricks on me about it.