I rescued a stray who was in rough shape this week, and my friend thinks it’s the same cat he rescued from a work site over a year ago (who escaped when he left his apartment door open). I thought he was insane, but looking at the markings, I can’t prove this *isn’t* the same cat, just as a younger juvenile on the right.
Can someone prove this is/isn’t the same cat? I feel insane 😂
The detailed but asymmetrical suit on Washington, the way the mountain peak is superimposed on Lincoln’s head, the branches on the trees above the bison, all seem to be AI to me. It doesn’t even feel subtle- like they were going for a deliberately AI look.
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Saw this coffin-shaped thing near the train tracks while driving. Size and materials unclear, maybe rusted metal, possibly five feet long without the pole?
He may haunt my dreams for the rest of my days. That empty gaze into oblivion, soulless and unrelenting
The manufacturing lines for major technology companies do not operate in regional silos. You cannot build a glued-together smartphone for America and a modular one for France without destroying your profit margins.
Starting in February 2027, the European Union bans heavy adhesives and heat-gun requirements for device batteries. Hardware must be engineered so consumers can swap batteries using simple, standard tools. Because building separate assembly lines for different continents is entirely cost-prohibitive, this single European law is about to reshape product design worldwide.
The era of paying someone to melt the glue off the back of your phone is ending.
