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Google has gone to shit, but it’s the only webpage I can click with one hand, that allows me to hit the microphone button and ask it to search for something for me, whilst in a reclining position. Bing just started doing that too, it’s Bing is fucking completely unusable. There’s no free voice control add on for Firefox anymore, after they shitcanned it years ago.

ok dude, whatever don’t use it, fuck. lol.

yep, price of admission, i’m cool with it

OneDrive comes with 5GB free storage, if you want to use the app, you gotta sign up for the MS account, no different than litteraly a million other apps out there. Might rub the anti Microsoft folks the wrong way, but if you read the article, one of the major point is that there’s no local storage, which is not true, as the OneDrive app stores everything locally if you set it to.

Wait a second, if you have to save it to onedrive, and have the onedrive app on your pc, it then will sync to your local storage if the onedrive settings are set to “make all folders available offline” automatically, or did i take crazy pills this morning and am missing something?

I came here to say. If so this is huge.

The Game. You’ve lost it. In the quantum world, all things are not only active, but change, once you consider them.

See, the problem with publicly traded corporations is, they’ve got to constantly not only be making as much money this year as they did the previous year, but they’ve got to increase shareholder value, which means, raising prices, or reducing the product to save costs, we have termed that last bit enshitification. I mean, they don’t HAVE to, but if they choose not to, the board of directors will push for a change in CSUITE personnel, and those fuckers are raking in the big bucks, and really really like their 3rd vacation homes in Aspen, so you pay more, or you get less, and sometimes you pay more AND you get less. And the beat goes on.

“mars will come to fear my botany power”

and it that moment we all squint our eyes and become homer simpson

… and you’re updating it remotely