I haven’t looked as much into those front/inside cameras, but since they more or less face in the opposite direction of each other doesn’t that make it easier? Does it matter which one faces out versus in?

That really captures that late-’80s/’90s software aesthetic!

I’m assuming at the very least a ban from Frontier, but one would hope more in line with what you say!

Or caviar

“Creep” is probably their most played song on the radio here. I’d say at the very least millennials and gen-x would have a generally positive view of Radiohead. Older and younger generations might not be as familiar with the band. I can’t really think of any band being disliked primarily for being British; British cultural exports are typically viewed positively, even if they don’t become very popular. We tend to not get their worst stuff, though.

My question is more, if I want to comment, how do I decide where it goes? I assume if I’m replying to a specific comment on a post, my reply will just show up there, but if I’m making a top-level comment, can I choose which community it goes in, or perhaps send the same comment to every community? Maybe a comment is appropriate in one community but not another.

It’s a Jeep Wrangler or Gladiator, and based on the hood and red interior probably one of the higher trims like Rubicon. That’s the larger, 8.4-inch infotainment touchscreen. It’s also the pre-facelift interior, so it’s either a 2018-2023 Wrangler/Wrangler Unlimited (JL/JLU) or 2020-2024 Gladiator (JT). I can’t quite see enough detail but one of the icons on the screen looks more like a pickup truck, so I’m inclined to say it’s a Gladiator. Someone else might chime in with more details.

How does it handle posting comments, deciding where to put them?

That seems pretty logical

I’m suspecting it’s a 3D render

I’ve always mixed it back in

I don’t think we’ve ever had her in a glass elevator. I’m not sure if she’d hate it more or less. What she hates the most is in Canada a lot of the hotels have a kind of grate/rug thing at the main entrance. I’ve seen them in America too but I think the Canadian ones are deeper, probably with an actual drain to better handle snow coming off shoes in the winter. They often move when you walk on them and she will not walk on them anymore. She’ll either try to go around or fully leap over it in desperation. It’s like she thinks it’s a trapdoor.

I wonder if this one will be closer to the books? Sometimes I questioned if Landon had ever even read the books. Not that I watched a lot, but we used to run the reruns at a TV station where I used to work.

My dog definitely knows it’s moving and she hates it.

To save you a click, the technology is screen printing

This blog post is from December 23, 2023. It looks like there was only one newer blog post, from November 2024.

Maybe Japan is so advanced it already moved past the overhyped generative “AI” and that’s why we haven’t heard anything about it

They had a fairly detailed blog post a few days or weeks ago about the rollout. The plan is to bring it to open source but they’re still working on issues with it that are easier to control on their own servers. IIRC the code for it is actually in the open source version but disabled. I think they said if you know what you’re doing you could go into the code to enable it but it’s unusably slow right now, or something like that.

Even if the Browns manage to circumvent the Modell Law, they still need to strike a deal for public financing for a domed stadium at Brook Park. And they need to make it happen without the issue being put out to vote, because the citizens of very few if any cities, counties, or states would vote at this point to devote taxpayer funds to the construction of stadiums for sports teams with values approaching, if not exceeding, $10 billion.

I still “love” how the Rams left St. Louis because they couldn’t get taxpayers to build them a new stadium, but went to Los Angeles and spent $2 billion building a stadium themselves, without taxpayer money.

But they tried to stay incorporated in Missouri to avoid California taxes and labor laws.