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Is it a mishap? Title made me think Siri said something similar to Googles ‘glue on pizza’ mishaps

More like, the feature advertised is cancelled for iPhone 16

I would love a source for this if you could find one. I tried searching and will search more in depth later. Any more keywords or information you remember about the story?

New Tesla Model Y. Thoughts?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FBoUHay7XBI&t=345s

one of the few youtube links on this page that is still up

It looks like the day of the week is off by one. Jan 1 2025 is a Wednesday, labeled Tuesday. Fridays is labeled as the weekend, for all weeks.

Other than that, this looks cool. Wish you could turn off public holidays though, some of us don't get those.

The locations of the two sites— .... Sunnyvale, Calif., .... Albany, N.Y. ...... The location of the third planned center ..... is still a matter of speculation.

Why would you add a 'saved you a click' comment and then literally post BS?

Clickbait.

Yup, your half-birthday!

Yup went to uniqlo while in Kyoto and bought some pants.

They're my favorite pants now

pressing on a cup, which stood upside down on plastic plate with holes, kinda inverted shower head

I think they still use these in bars

https://barsupplies.com/collections/glass-washers

"I called my wife ... there was no one on the other end"

Disturbing! But cool.

Is this a joke?

What's the answer? Leave the internet?

Yes. New reddit is working, but old reddit cannot access subreddits or posts...

I hope this is temporary.

Yelp sucks. I wish Apple Maps would drop it like a hot potato.

I was going to share this story but you beat me to it. They're still claiming this in tours ~2017.

The building was called the Foreign Languages Building until very recently and is now called the Literatures, Cultures & Linguistics Building.

Relevant info from the UIHistory site:

"Located on the site of the former Old Entomology Building, ground was broken on the Foreign Language Building (FLB) on December 18, 1968.

A popular myth is that the building's distinctive architecture was a result of its being designed to house a supercomputer on campus called Plato. The building was supposedly designed so that if it was bombed, the building's shell would fall outwards, protecting the supercomputer on the inside. It is also rumored that the building's interior layout was a result of trying to confuse Soviet spies and prevent them from stealing secrets from the supercomputer.

In reality, the building's architecture is not actually all that unique and was a popular style of the day. In fact, just a few blocks to the west, one may find the Speech and Hearing Sciences Building, which a 2-story clone of the building. Plato itself was real, but refered not to a secret government program, but rather to the first "modern" electronic learning system, the forbearer of course software like WebCT and Mallard. The mainframe computer that ran the Plato system was located in north campus, in a building which used to reside on the west side of the Bardeen Quad." [0]

[0] https://uihistories.library.illinois.edu/virtualtour/maincam...

Hilarious that the myth extends to the interior design - the basement really is a maze the first few times you visit.

I just wish Apple Maps would drop Yelp .. I hate Yelp

Still working for me - Firefox on Win10

Thanks for posting this.

It seems like Safari always puts `.com` when URL does not have a TLD

This doesn't even seem that helpful of a redirect! Plenty of sites don't use .com. Might be better to turn off this functionality completely.

This is insane. Very glad I am moving away from Spotify. One of the commenters said it well - I don't want to pay a fee to listen to fake music!

National Auto Dealers Association (NADA). Once there was a large number of these independent dealers, they had the political sway to get it made into law.

https://caredge.com/guides/how-did-car-dealerships-become-so...

Specifically, it's a place you can go to test drive cars and they have OEM-certified garages for warranty repairs. Can't test drive when you buy online.

Tesla doesn't have independent dealerships and it's quite easy to test drive their cars before you buy.

The other guy used to play it on his livestreams often. I'm sure it's on soulseek in some form.

Whoa .. that's weird. It was on the front page and now I can't even find it.

Huh. That's .. different.

I'm moving to using Navidrome on a Raspberry Pi. Should cost about 6$ a year to run...

Dude I'm still using my PS3. Plays Skyrim, GTA5, and all the CODs I care about. Why upgrade?

Lol what more do you want? The experiment was to beat the S&P 500. You are dismissing the results because ... it chose stocks that would do that?

Gee what an awful take

I've seen 'eXcretions' being used, lol