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I'm watching Summer Rental. Oh, to be on vacation by the beach with decisions like "Which cute swimsuit should I wear today?"
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Sing along with me:Quoth Ceir View PostI have to say it somewhere. Fuck. That is all.
Gloom, despair, and agony on me
Deep, dark depression, excessive misery
If it weren't for bad luck, I'd have no luck at all
Gloom, despair, and agony on me
From the old Hee Haw TV show.
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Caveman-posting again.
Congratulations, ($ParentCompany I can't be bothered looking up), you've done it. Every Taco Hell and the lone KFC in my area is now "use the kiosk to order and it's a faff if you want to pay in cash". You've successfully annoyed me into further reducing my fast-food consumption. I suppose that's actually a plus, in the end.
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Quoth Ironclad Alibi View Post
Perhaps you will agree with my observation that AI does not stand for Artificial Intelligence but rather for Annoying Intelligence.Both correct! Never mind that what the zillionaires are fellating as AI is nothing more than chatbots with delusions of grandeur...Quoth Jay 2K Winger View Post
Which is just redundant, based on my experience.
At any rate, Artificial Intelligence will never be a match for Natural Stupidity.
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Which is just redundant, based on my experience.Quoth Ironclad Alibi View PostPerhaps you will agree with my observation that AI does not stand for Artificial Intelligence but rather for Annoying Intelligence.
At any rate, Artificial Intelligence will never be a match for Natural Stupidity.
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Perhaps you will agree with my observation that AI does not stand for Artificial Intelligence but rather for Annoying Intelligence.Quoth Ceir View PostI know I'm a caveman, most any post I make about technology is evidence of that. But it's depressing that I've already developed the habit of adding a "-ai" tag to every search I make on the internet. Sigh.
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I know I'm a caveman, most any post I make about technology is evidence of that. But it's depressing that I've already developed the habit of adding a "-ai" tag to every search I make on the internet. Sigh.
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Got to watching a playthrought of Submachine Legacy on the youtubes. It's a remake/melding of a series of point-and-click adventure type Flash games that I remember very well from the days of internet yore, and loved the series back in the day. Man, Adobe killed so much internet content when they terminated Flash.
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Went to see Horizon yesterday, if nothing else 'cause we sure don't get a lot of westerns these days. I was entertained for three hours, but...I don't think I like it very much. Even discounting that it says "part 1" in the title, that sure was a part 1. Two main plotlines, which have yet to cross, and one of which you get dropped into with no context; I normally love in media res stuff, but the other side of the coin is finding out the backstory stuff and that sure as hell hasn't happened yet. Four-five main groups of POV characters that it jumps between so I barely even know any names let alone anything about them (see previous about backstory). Absolutely nothing gets resolved, though clearly everything's going to crash together in part 2 or 3 or....whatever, according to the six-minute flash forward montage at the end. I'm just dangerously close to the seven words of doom, y'know - I don't really care about these characters. It's like Costner wanted to make three different movies and jammed them all into one.
Definitely pretty scenery though, good costumes, and I liked the music!
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I got algorithm'ed back to the original teaser for Star Trek 2009 the other night. The 45-second one where it's just Industrial Stuff Happening, Generic Dramatic Music, Kennedy's moonshot speech...and then the camera pans up and holy crud it's the saucer section, Nimoy's single line of the intro, and a faint hint of the theme song chimes. Boy did that hit different in 2008/2009. Aaand then the Abramsverse movies turned out...like they did.
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