@the_crotch @Nyciferi do you want a bing search?
This is exactly how you get a bing search on windows 11!

No, computer, I dont want to see a bing page with a copilot analysis of all the things "note" could be, I wanted to open Notepad.

Now we're just swearing and scaring the other people in the office.

@undercrust @Johanno Lutris is how I play my non-steam, non-native games. I end up googling how to make each one work,but Lutris is the key.

@Fubarberry @Buffalox "Smarter Every Day" on Youtube did a talk pointing out the issues with artemis, to a room full of stakeholders.

it was glorious.

@Thekingoflorda @gedaliyah seems to be, yeah

@RecursiveParadox @voracitude it absolutely has become a meme, there are (or were) a bunch of repeatable results.

Google is probably whack-a-mole'ing them now, because "google's AI search results are trying to kill people" has entered the collective consciousness.

@twei @Boozilla You're in luck! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=efPrtcLdcdM

@USSEthernet @Murdoc why we used to ask them if one was blinking fast or slow, it made them actually look at the modem

@realitista @andrew_bidlaw they're really not good in loud places like a plane (for you) in my experience the person you're on a call with will hear you just fine, but being open-ear designs they just can't compete with jets.

They are very good for having background music going in offices and such - you can hear it, but you can have conversations over it without any trouble

@wjrii @JohnnyCanuck Way Back When(TM) I worked at a telco, we had a customer go over seas on a sales trip, used his phone like normal, and then came home to a phone bill up around $35k.

I don't know how much he made while overseas, but he wasn't *that* upset about the phone bill, outside of him kicking himself for forgetting to get a data pack.

@tigerjerusalem @boem the same level of integration they're showing off on youtube can be achieved with off-the-shelf eye trackers, soo.... maybe not?

@andrewrgross @lolrightythen I think some of the streaming services are starting to realise they can make more money licensing shows to netflix than they will standing up their own entire streaming service and hoping they have enough good shows to grab customers.

@refugee @Stoat between google and the wayback machine, lots of reddit is still available, just not on reddit