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Summary: Because money.

South of the border you can no longer watch films that go “South of the Border”.

That boss wears those deliberately and jokes about suffering from Long Trouser Syndrome (LTS) and that he really likes having LTS versus shorter attire.

Microsoft CodeCop does not mess about but in fairness he was using identical names for local and global variables.

Is it pronounced Z or Z? I personally say Z.

JSON and the Argonaut RISC processors

Ray TraSON

“today’s general-purpose AI tools simply could not exist” … “as a profitable venture”

return (staticCrashCounter++ % 100 == 0 ? true : false);

Doh! That makes more sense.

I think it is a reference to the first filmed “rage quit” by Ralph Baer which was in 1969 over an early table tennis game that then inspired Atari’s Pong.

I like big bats an´ I can not lie.

Worst second coming of Jesus ever. 1 star.

The dude is literally a doppelgänger for every western depiction of Jesus ever made, with the exception of the one “fixed” in Spain, but still not enough for these nut jobs.

It looks like a modern art piece that draws a comparison between a toxic desk job, and the frog that will allow itself to boil to death if the heat is increased gradually enough.

Having spent so much of my youth using the familiar cream and dark brown 1970’s World Book Encyclopaedias, with the ever growing collection of Year Books, this was amazing. I was blown away watching videos of things like the JFK moon speech. This for many like me I imagine meant the end of flipping through physical encyclopaedias.

Would be good to see tests against only images of real life scenarios or things. Limited to photorealistic people, places, events like say floods etc. I think cartoons or non photorealistic drawings will always be hard to pick as there is not an obvious image of reference you would have in your mind as there is no limit to different artists styles.

Pigsaw

Phteven

Cartographer

Likely inherited from his mum’s side of the family. Looking at you Mary!