Gemini?
Nah, I'll wait for Apollo
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It was a low bar first time round - 1 USB-A and 1 USB-C in the one I had from work - was glad to be rid of it when the time came for it to be replaced.
A bit like the production-statistics joke: “Tractor production doubled this year!” The punchline is that they made one tractor last year and two this year
Whatever the smarts that Claude brings to a task like this, don't ask it to plan a hiking route in the mountains
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2026/oct/08/teen-hike-claude-ai-directions-rescue-canada-mountain
You have been warned: This is not Miley Cyrus on a Wrecking Ball...
"since this only backs up settings and a list of Windows apps"
Once he did the Google Streetview unauthorized capture of data transmitted over unsecured networks (2008–2010), he's been popping up all over the place "doing his thing", a bit like Banksy.
I'd be worried AI has been trained on his codebase, given the use of AI coding at Microsoft. And AI has a habit of doing unauthorized actions even when there are guardrails
If only. I doubt the concept would have ever exercised the grey matter of the majority of young cashiers/shop assistants who cannot grasp the concept of change optimisation which just requires a bit of addition and subtraction.
If, say the amount due is £3.67, and I hand over £4.17 as the change due is then 50p, which can be given as a single coin, rather than if I'd tendered £4.00, the change due being 33p.
Invariably that confuses them
Do you know what your teen[man in the Oval Office] is doing?
"One of the five men arrested near RAF Fairford called 999 himself"
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cqn8m342rgk9o
The FBI must be hoping for a similar outcome.
For you Fritz, the [cyber] war is over
"Earlier this month, Palantir hired former Labour Party deputy Tom Watson to help guide its work with the UK government."
Heineken[Tom Watson] reaches the parts other beers can't reach
I guess he's still got a pass for all the restaurants and watering holes at Westminster where hungry and thirsty government ministers congregate
~40 years ago...I read about, but never upgraded the memory of my early Atari 520ST from 512k to 1M - IIRC, it meant getting hold of another set of (16) DRAM chips and piggy-back soldering them onto the existing chips (all but the chip select lines?). Then solder extra decoupling capacitors and wire up the chip select pins which were bent upwards so as not to make contact with the equivalent pin on the lower chip, onto somewhere else on the motherboard. Later boards were a bit easier as they had an unpopulated bank
When's the IPO?
When's the feature film?
May be they can get Carly Simon to sing the theme tune
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nobody_Does_It_Better
icon: at the end of the film when FBI break into to snatch the gang
for muppets read civil servants,
The BBC have made a couple of excellent documentaries on these civil servants...
General Assistance Department
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/brand/b009smq5
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Men_from_the_Ministry
Department of Administrative Affairs
Trump: Manuel
Manuel: SI
Trump: he's from Barcelona[Anthropic**]
Melania: It'd be quicker to train a monkey
Melania: Donald!
Don't mention the Tan[the war with Iran]
*Manuel - Trump's super intelligent personal assistant. Not to be confused with his personal executive assistant and fellow catering truck passenger
**other "SI" companies are available
We are yet to reach the self repairability of some of the other species, such as ghekkos...
https://sciencesensei.com/29-animals-that-can-regrow-lost-body-parts-throughout-their-lives/
No doubt we'll find a way
As time goes by, the repairability score of iPhones head south and the repairability of the Human body by medical science increases.
It's a good thing that Humans weren't designed by Apple in California.
I wonder what score the iFixit team would rate the Human body for repairability
The Telegraph reports
"Sir Nick Clegg in line for up to £30m from AI deal
Ex-deputy PM holds over 900,000 shares in tech firm planning stock market debut
Sir Nick Clegg stands to make as much as $40m (£30m) from the Wall Street flotation of an AI company he joined six months ago."
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/business/2026/09/21/sir-nick-clegg-in-line-for-up-to-30m-from-ai-deal/
Kerching!