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I watch at least 20 times more YouTube than Netflix. I’m not watching any Netflix TV series at the moment and I perhaps watch a movie once every week or two. If it weren’t for the rest of the family watching more than me I’d cancel my subscription, it’s super poor value for me.

OK! I didn't know free skates existed, and now I want something else to exist.

I imagine an ice hockey boot with a blade mounted sideways. Now you have all the feel of skating or surfing on ice!

youtube.com/shorts/kDeB1cvs-w4

Found something interesting in the ewaste bin today. Excited and scared to learn another vintage computing platform. #sgiindy

@Computeforloot nice :) I'm currently using Pop!_OS, Ubuntu, and Debian (if you allow me to count Crostini in ChromeOS).

Slackware wasn't the first Linux distro, but it's the oldest still alive and kicking.

I never used Slackware, but a good friend of mine did many a moon ago :) This was a memorable time in my life, and I still remember his desktop. theregister.com/2023/07/20/sla

AI models can ‘learn’ from “content that was itself AI-generated, resulting in a gradual decline in output coherence and quality. With numerous LLMs now available both to professionals and the wider public, the risk of AI cannibalism is becoming increasingly prevalent”
techradar.com/computing/artifi

People who love drama and like to criticise everything and turn every tiny thing into a console war have called the Series S a “box of junk”. Guess what my Series S is called?

BAdly targeted advert "Beat the heat", here I am wearing a hooding in summer because it is too cold.

@trinsec I will :) I might be biased though, I'm ready to like it :D

But I will try and give you an impartial view.

I’ll be watching the Barbie movie tomorrow with the family 😄

Always on the Horizon, UK must wait for megabucks EU science deal - Rishi Sunak fails to secure place in €95.5B program before Parliament packs up for holida... - go.theregister.com/feed/www.th

The article reports that Google is experimenting with cutting off some of its staff PCs from the internet to reduce the risk of cyberattacks.

I wonder if this will start to become the norm across the industry. At least for a proportion of workers.

theregister.com/2023/07/19/goo

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