So I’m actually not an AI hater, and I love my iPhone, but there’s no amount of lipstick to make that piece of shit Siri work any better

Now his figuring out why the lighting circuit breaker keeps tripping…

Well, it’s Lenovo. So…

Exactly, because that’s all BS. They’re letting it lose on purpose to test a skill set.

Also, there are already report buttons the user can click to flag incorrect output, why is a human reviewer involved before a flag is made?

Wow, that hits a special place in my heart

Ah, okay, so you pull in front of your door got it.

I’m thinking the town still makes it a violation to park in front of someone’s driveway?

There are no driveways, and that truck was digitally added.

Yeah 100%

Like they want nothing to do with you. You’d think the CEO would not want such a terrible user experience as seen in that article, but…

…something, something, enshittification.

Yeah, I read the article. I get that it’s legit, but at that point the process is so defunct, I wouldn’t even work with a text at all. Just call FedEx directly with your tracking.

Shame on FedEx though. Obviously an atypical case, with an out-of-country delivery, etc. I try to avoid that as much as possible; it’s always a problem in my experience.

You keep getting phished by links with bpoint.com.au as the domain claiming to be FedEx?

That’s just half and half with extra steps

What if we just say I always forget the code and use the built-in too many tries wipes the data setting?

If you forgot the code can you offer to let them have it? Then you could wipe it remotely?

Trying to understand what would happen if you really forgot the passcode.

Yeah I do, that’s what I’m saying

Yeah, but are the artists getting paid?

As long as they keep us breaded

This is expected for a stock like this. What we’ll now be able to see in the next few months is where the real valuation stands.

Oh man, Tiger Express. That was my goto…

No, it’s actually not because of the AI demand. AI is a demand metric but not enough to cause the hikes we’re seeing and (as the manufacturers want us to) even preparing for.

You may hate AI, but it’s not the reason we are seeing RAM costs skyrocket.

Looking at the manufacturing data and the historical strong-arm tactics used by Samsung, Micron, and SK hynix, who collectively control about 96% of the global DRAM market, AI just gives manufacturers the perfect public justification to stop chasing cheap bit growth, starve low-margin consumer channels (our RAM products), reprioritize wafers toward premium products (data center RAM), and force customers into multi-year contracts at shortage-era prices.

Sure it lets them make more money off us, but they really love locking in these rates with their data center-based customers.

Okay I think I fixed it