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I wonder if this decision will affect home insurance rates?

Liquid Glass. Windows 11. This post could apply to so many UI “improvements”.

Birds of a shit feather.

Wasn’t this an Onion article just a few months ago?

Republicans are just setting a precedent for when they are no longer in power. I look forward to the next Democratic president denying press passes to Fox News.

If it’s really “AI-assisted” it’s gonna be fun when it malfunctions. Will the store honor that pricing when the steak rings up for a penny?

You’re already paying for everyone else’s healthcare. Medicare for all would just make it cheaper and simpler.

What do you think happens when somebody walks into a hospital with no insurance? Do they just turn them away? No. Who do you think pays for that? You do. It’s paid for in the markup of your hospital bill.

Jackson said, “I’m going to tax those billionaires when I get to the U.S. Senate.”

“Jackson interjected, ‘Oh, shut up. I don’t even know that kid.’”

Oh gee! What a scandal! 🙄

Much ado about nothing.

“Christians”

If Oracle pops, does this affect the WBD/Paramount/Skydance deal?

Tim didn’t really resign/retire. They promoted him to Chairman.

https://appleinsider.com/articles/26/10/11/tim-cook-visits-china-for-the-third-time-in-2026

In the states, I’m surprised that we haven’t installed combo parking meter/chargers along the curbs. Seems like they’d pay for themselves pretty quickly, and you could incentivize EVs by charging a fee only for filling up while parked.

Robots can work well in warehouses. Amazon’s have been a success, for example. This just sounds like whomever WalMart hired to design this didn’t know what they were doing and Walmart got screwed. Maybe they tried to automate the wrong tasks, or leaned too heavily on the sales pitch of “AI magic” rather than understanding what they were buying.

The article also mentions Kroger’s failed dive into automation. From what I can find online, the automation worked, but it was a flop because it was expensive and underutilized — it wasn’t worth the money spent because it was focused on filling online orders that dried up.

https://www.wsj.com/tech/amazon-warehouse-robots-automation-942b814

https://retailboss.substack.com/p/krogers-350-million-lesson-why-big

https://macrohint.com/krogers-2-6-billion-warehouse-meltdown-the-untold-story-behind-the-biggest-automation-failure-in-modern-grocery/

Thanks. I couldn’t find anything when I searched. I doubt this is the only chemical they could use for that. It’s always about money — like what’s cheapest, or what’s subsidized. Sad sad sad.

Why would you need to use perchlorate in a grain bag?

It’s all a grift. This is just another way to funnel government money to his pals and supporters.

So I looked into this and you are right and I am wrong. Deleting my previous posts since there’s more to this case than just haptics.

How is this good news? Haptic feedback has existed since the 1970s. This patent should be invalid.

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