It’s already better than most autocomplete features (including for programming) and excellent at making placeholder text. That’s two more uses than NFTs ever had.

Will it replace us all? Not soon. But it at least does something other than use energy.

“Please don’t try to start a conversation with me, please don’t try to start a conversation with me, please don’t try to start a conversation with me” (said under breath with fists clenched)

Now there’s one agency I’m OK with Elmo burning to the ground. Maybe we can get him into the DoD and DHS next.

I’m not sure why you would get this over something like an RG35XX H, unless you never play PS1/N64/PSP/DC and care a great deal about build quality.

And it’ll be faster and double the size, plus two separate parts that come apart in your pocket.

But don’t be stupid about it. Stash a date somewhere that you manually update every so often (so that it’ll stop being updated if you’re fired) and then add a bunch of random waits whose durations scale with the time since that date. If you’re worried that the code will be found, comment it with some bullshit about avoiding race conditions.

…and now I can’t use that idea, since this comment would be used in court. If I did it to a weapons manufacturer, they’d probably get the death penalty somehow.

Well, it is now. They’re running an i5-4460, though, so they probably didn’t buy the 580 recently.