Grey’s Anatomy has had a couple of spinoffs (Private Practice, Station 19) so I’d say it counts as a franchise.

Maybe if the robots get damaged at the same rate their workers get injured they’ll get more interested in safety.

Their web page doesn’t really mention self-hosting, but there’s github link way down at the bottom and that has self-hosting instructions.

These numbers don’t make any sense to me, as the hed is about buying lots of chips, and the body is about power use. No matter how you slice it, $8.76/kWh is a terrible fucking investment … if that’s chip-inclusive, that’s another story.

Data center scale is usually given in terms of power consumption, not computing power. The trillion dollars is meant to buy enough hardware to suck up 20GW of power, and probably none of the money will go towards power generation.

It’s just a one-off transfer, I’m not planning to stop the transfer, and it’s my media library, so nothing should change, but I figured something resumable is a good idea for a transfer that’s going to take 12+ hours, in case there’s an unplanned stop.

I was planning to use rsync to ship several TB of stuff from my old NAS to my new one soon. Since we’re already talking about rsync, I guess I may as well ask if this is right way to go?

I backed that Kickstarter. I guess I should have paid more attention to what happened afterwards.

USA Today’s post is more detailed, and it’s clearer about this being temporary:

The classic coffee brand introduced the limited-edition Maxwell Apartment canister on National Coffee Day, Sept. 29, and a few more are still up for grabs on Amazon.

Customers can still purchase the regular Maxwell House coffee canisters online and at grocery stores. Maxwell Apartment is a part of a limited-time marketing campaign.

When was the last time you checked? A client was added to the WebOS store maybe 2 or 3 years ago for recent models, and support for older models (like my C9) came months later.

If this is the case then why’d he claim that it was a “desperate lie” that a nude woman appeared on his TV?

MAGA people aren’t exactly known for reacting reasonably.

No, he’ll blame the firings on the Democrats too.

The TV thing has been resolved:

But the investigators confirmed that the complaint was true; a TV in the office did in fact show the images in question, including the “chiropractic table.” The naked women did not come from anyone’s secret stash of pornography, however; they came from Jackie Chan’s 1985 film The Protector.

But why was The Protector showing on a TV in a state office building at all? Investigators came to find out that the Samsung smart TV in question—recently installed in the office—had been set up in such a way that it defaulted to showing Samsung TV Plus Channel 1204, the “Movie Hub Action.” (You can see Samsung’s full list of TV Plus streaming channels here.) And at the time of the state board meeting, Movie Hub Action was streaming The Protector. How and why the TV was turned on or switched to this streaming channel isn’t clear, but the whole thing appears to be an absolutely bizarre accident.

Anybody know when the rising sea levels caused by the climax “hoax” will put Mar-a-Lago under water?

They should go around Sinclair and Nexstar and put the show on Disney+ or Hulu, along with whatever cable channel they have where it might fit.

Kid Rock is probably going to try to put together a show in California now, just because Newsom said he couldn’t.

A rich American asshole’s superyacht would be a good test subject.

If Kash died they’d hire someone just as awful but maybe a bit more competent.

lemmy.ca upgraded lemmy an hour or two before your post. Maybe one or both of the instances you’re looking at also upgraded recently and the problem has something to do with that.

They might just tell her she did use Tylenol while pregnant, she just forgot/took it without knowing.

You left out why this came up:

Shreveport — the most populous city in the northwest Louisiana district that Johnson has represented since 2017 — has a higher crime rate than D.C. and outpaces the state of Louisiana as a whole, according to FBI Uniform Crime Reporting statistics. CrimeRate, an independent analysis of crime statistics, deems Shreveport’s violent crime as being “higher versus other cities of the same size.”

“FBI statistics, actually, [show] violent crime per 100,000 residents higher in Shreveport last year than Washington, D.C.,” CNN’s John Berman told Johnson on air Friday.

If DC’s crime is bad enough to require the National Guard, why not Shreveport?