asked via touchscreen if they’re Perplexity Pro subscribers. A “yes” earns them 50% off drinks; a “no” triggers a QR code for a one-month free trial of the $20 service.

Look at how desperate they are to get a return before the bubble bursts. It’s hilarious.

This is kinda dumb. So they have to adjust speed limits below safe levels so you don’t get over it?

I don’t agree with the notion that chimps are less life-worthy than humans.

https://www.hp.com/us-en/all-in-plan/printers.html

There was some outrage a few years ago, because the printers get bricked if you unsubscribe.

Pscht, don’t tell them that they could extract customer (or even network) data that way.

Aren’t they advertised as subscription-only though?

And maybe you can hack it? They usually still have the ports on the board, because changing the production chain is more expensive than the extra parts.

Sounded female namey to a german.

Btw, the protocols & stuff is already reverse-engineered on Linux side. Are there ported drivers (& libratbag) for Windows?

dmesg/journalctl, then udev (udevadm monitor) and lsusb/lspci might be helpful too. Places to look at (only if you fiddled with them): /etc/fstab for mount options and do you maybe have a weird rule in /etc/udev, /etc/modprobe.d or /etc/sysctl?

a doctored image of Democratic House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries

He can’t sue them?

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There’s 6 around already? 5 is not even really established yet, only for gaming rigs relevant so far.

That it is another OS. It’s not Windows.

It’s projecting.

So basically what they got in XP (or earlier) already but 1000x the power requirements.

And a button shouldn’t need js to work.

Too late. At this point, you need to fix it.

Companies do that. Apple more quiet, Microsoft more abusive.

Mumbling in writing?

I know of FriendlyCaptcha. But there’s also less annoying alternatives to captcha.