Title of a Lobsters post: "Beagle SCM URIs and HTTP verbs with git". These are not words. This is gibberish to normal people. Hell, so is Lobsters.

I don't remember what scm stands for. Something content management?

RIP soon to the Project Gutenberg gopher server. I definitely used it in the 90's.

https://mastodon.social/@gutenberg_org/116731808775549671

Our car navigation system was upgraded with LLM stuff. But they didn't upgrade the terribly broken voice recognition. So now when it misunderstands you it no longer says "sorry I didn't get that", it just runs with whatever it hears.

So halfway through the ride instead of failing to play some music on Spotify, it instead started telling us a story about the Terminator. And it wouldn't listen when we told it to stop.

There's an accessibility feature in Android where you double tap an image or screen area and hold the second tap down, and you can then zoom the content with one finger.

Once you learn this, your ability to use a phone one handed goes up immensely.

But soon after you discover how many app developers don't know about this feature, and break it all the time. Whatsapp is a prime example. In the middle of zooming, reaction emojis appear. What a mess!

For some reason I'm reading headphone reviews again.

"This particular model comes with a 1m cable and a 3m cable. Note that the 3m cable sounds better."

Help.