The events of the last few years felt like a higher power Mad Libs With our lives, it seems like we’ve run out of options at the time. “SpaceX,” you hear him pull out “on trial…” and then hear the paper rustle until he says “Cards Against Humanity.” It turns out that silly game pranksters have an acre of land near the facility in Texas that SpaceX uses for their own purposes.
. The previously pristine area has been turned into an ersatz lot and parking lot for nearby construction, the lawsuit says. He is seeking $15 million in damages for wrongdoing and damages. If successful, he said, he would share the winnings with crowdfunding backers who coughed up the land.
If the higher power in question asks for help with some suggestions, it could be worse than offering Engadget’s humble newsletter writers to win a billion pounds in the same day in completely different competitions.
– Dan Cooper
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Don’t worry, he doesn’t use this power for anything good!
Microsoft does . Those with short memories may not know that this is the site of the 1979 meltdown that helped halt the development of nuclear power in the United States.
Now I’m not mad that the plant is restarting because nuclear offers safe, clean and abundant energy. One of the TMI reactors was in operation from 1985 to 2019, so it has a healthy track record. But the reason Microsoft cut the check pissed me off: to power AI data centers!
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A non-exhaustive list of reasons why I rarely visit cinemas:
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Cost
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Not being able to pause the movie to go to the bathroom
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People talking during the movie
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People check Facebook on their phones during a movie
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People making phone calls during the movie
Here’s a non-exhaustive list of things movie chains will do to bring me back:
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OpenAI has reportedly ditched its increasingly recognizable hexagonal flower logo in favor of something a little more sinister. . Meanwhile, a new profile of Sir Jonathan Ive reveals that the long-rumored partnership between him and OpenAI CEO Sam Altman is real. . Let’s hope it does better than the Humane Pin, the latest AI tool developed by a storied designer with Apple.
