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Copilot is disabled by default in my company. And there’s literally a new policy/guideline about the use of AI/LLM in the workplace being released every month because of how rapid changes are happening. Not that employees aren’t allowed to use them at all, but are restricted in what they are allowed to use.

This happened to me at my old condo. Apparently the original tiles had very little “adhesive” (or whatever you call that concrete mix to make them stick) so when one piece finally detached, it caused a chain reaction and lifted the surrounding tiles. I was in the bathroom and legit thought my living room was about to cave in the way it sounded. And this was at the 15th floor of a high rise.

Touch grass? Not OP, but when I’m out of the house, it’s because I need to do something, so I’m barely on my phone except for navigation, the occasional text/call, and paying for stuff. Otherwise, I use my laptop most of the time (at home and at work).

There’s also a “physical inactivity” category that’s the easiest to fall under.

I hope they come out with extension support immediately and uBO follows up with compatibility after.

Did Sherpas develop a defense against this? Or are they more susceptible because of their exposure to higher altitudes?

If you don’t mind the additional real estate, it would also be great to have a version where “printing” is still there but struck out, for people who aren’t aware of the original.

Interesting how the drawn version conveys the expression more accurately than the real-life one.

How is the enclosed city not just considered part of the bigger city? I think I’ve never seen a city like that before.

Ah publicly exposed bucket. Tale as old as time.

Home maintenance and minor fixes. I’m sure the new homeowners will appreciate that.