so one of my grandmas keeps using the scummy lingbo tablet for personal use and work. “let her be” she has his data on the tablet so she is insecure from hackers as the scammers collect her data
August has concluded! And, if you want, here's some Ubuntu news that occured in August 2026: August 1: Ubuntu is ready for Morrocan and Albertan time zone changes. August 3: Ubuntu is turning another system deb package into a snap. August 18: Ubuntu's own app center doesn't know what went wrong. August 23: A 10 year old bug action triggered an Ubuntu Phone dev reunion. August 24: Ubuntu 24.04 gets a big open-vm-tools update. August 25: Ubuntu 26.10 hits feature freeze. August 28: Ubuntu 26.04.1 released and is available to download. See you all in September!
Much as I have been trying to fix my attention span and get off my damn phone, there's no better company for short commutes than fucking about online. Can't draw. Can't write. Can't read without getting interrupted and needing to reread. But I CAN look at what nonsense has graced the net.
Clicked update and restart on windows 11. Estimated time? 4 minutes. That was like 15 minutes ago. My notebooks fans going to 100% and back to 0. Straight up sounds like its fighting for its damn life. It’s not even old! I bought this notebook last christmas! fuck microslop man.
”Out on the wily, windy moors We'd roll and fall in green You had a temper like my jealousy Too hot, too greedy How could you leave me When I needed to possess you? I hated you, I loved you, too”
A) Teleport anywhere you can clearly see in your surrounding on Earth, but teleport requires you to spin in place at least 3 full rotations before arriving.
B) Teleport anywhere you’ve been before, instantly, with no movement requirement—but only once every 24 hours.
I’m thrilled about a small project I’m building at home: a fully offline AI on a laptop that functions as a personal assistant, librarian, and coding expert. I’ve downloaded the entire Wikipedia, all Reddit posts and comments, the complete StackExchange network, RFCs, OpenStreetMap, Project Gutenberg, and numerous other datasets. Every piece of data is organized into chunks and transformed into vector embeddings, stored in a RAG database that feeds a local Mistral 7B AI. Prrretty neat, huh?