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Or pictures of Gabe in his yacht giving the camera a thumbs-up

Interesting quote at the bottom of the article:

A 2023 study found that 11% of U.S. adults (roughly 23 million) pirated content in the previous year. The NFL says it does not track illegal viewership of its games, though the league believes that new legal avenues to consume its broadcasts—such as direct-to-consumer streaming services, in addition to traditional TV packages—are lowering the reliance on unauthorized methods.

I can't decide if 11% is higher or lower than I expected, but also insightful that the NFL in particular doesn't seem to think this affects their bottom line much? Hard to believe since a sports streaming package can easily be triple digits and only go up year after year.

All the Astro Bot games have phenomenal soundtracks, Kenneth CM Young (of MediaMolecule) is brilliant and knows how to write really catchy earworms. Really got stuck listening to Trapped in Time and Papa Tree.

Here's a link to the study: https://arxiv.org/pdf/2506.10491. TL;DR, they ran tests on various LLMs with different personalities based on sex, ethnicity, migrant type, and other (human, AI, etc) and posed a question followed by multiple choice answers and tallied the results.

What idiot gives chmod 777 permissions to an AI. I think programmers' jobs are safe for another day.

I understand the convenience, but I don't like it. All my data is on someone else's computer, and I have to enable activity trackers for the privilege of accessing my data? Heck nah.

Personally I'd blame parents more than the schools, especially in America. Parent involvement is nearing all-time lows and it seems a lot of them are expecting all learning to be done outside the home. I learned more about computers from my dad than any class or teacher.

Christian didn't seem super pumped about the tribute imo, which is a shame

https://www.reddit.com/r/apolloapp/comments/17rmqys/comment/k8ks5mx/?context=3

Ditto, it's very capable and easy to use

1. The Babadook (2014)
2. An artist named "Special Meme Fresh" on Facebook

TL;DR:

• State of PHP 2024: Insights from a survey of 2,660 PHP developers worldwide.
• Demographics: Predominantly mid-career developers, with a significant portion from Japan, China, and the US.
• Gender Imbalance: Majority male respondents; minimal female and non-binary representation.
• PHP Versions: 86% using PHP 8, lower adoption compared to PHP 7 in 2020.
• Popular Frameworks: Laravel remains the most popular PHP framework.
• Development Tools: PhpStorm is the leading IDE, with VS Code gaining popularity, especially among beginners.
• AI Adoption: ChatGPT and GitHub Copilot are the most used AI tools among PHP developers.
• PHP Foundation: Focus on improving the language, security, and maintenance, with new features and tools introduced in 2024.

Exactly this. The second you utter the word "federation" you can see people's eyes glaze over in real time. The email explainer is good but it really needs to be a short sentence and that's it

"You want Linux support? Fork it yourself"

In all seriousness this is great for end users and devs alike, another reason I like the Proton suite of tools

Thanks for sharing, this looks like a really cool tool to use

Sorry about that, the wayback machine didn't have a version without the paywall unfortunately :/

Ope, my bad thank you!

Was making sure this had a mention. This was brutal to read in 6th grade at 10 in the morning.

CVE link for those interested:

https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2024-42642

Unrelated but the additional padding at the bottom of each page is an unexpected QOL feature I didn't know I needed.