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@Polymarket They should stick with outlook classic.

JUST IN: Artemis II crew experiences issues with Microsoft Outlook on their way to the Moon, asks ground crew for assistance.

@Calveit are you using legacy notepad or modern notepad in windows 11?

Typed the same two lines of "The Ring Verse" (while fighting autocorrect) on Windows 11. Notepad.exe hit 650k events (allocs/frees), ~72MB. The text I used has roughly 145 characters. Win10 - 103 events/char - 4 KB/char Win11 - 4510 events/char - 497 KB/char

@brockpierson dos games are the reason I know all my dos commands

Who else played DOOM2 on MS-DOS in 1994? Legendary game!

Computer use is now in Claude Code. Claude can open your apps, click through your UI, and test what it built, right from the CLI. Now in research preview on Pro and Max plans.

@bridgemindai apparently claude can do everything except fix itself

Just cancelled my $200/month Claude Max subscription. Rate limits lowered dramatically out of nowhere. 529 overloaded errors daily. Hit my 5 hour limit in under an hour. Multiple days of outages this week. Claude Opus 4.6 is the best coding model when it works. The problem is it hasn't been working. Switching to Codex with GPT 5.4 as my main driver. Better rate limits. More reliable. Actually available when I need it. I don't want to leave Claude Code. I've built BridgeMind with it. But I can't build a company on infrastructure I can't depend on. Anthropic, fix the reliability. Fix the rate limits. I'll come back the day you do.

Looks like Claude is having some issues this morning. Vibe coders getting an early weekend.

@Lord_Arse it needs a 32x

MAXIMUM SEGA.

@TheGoldenDays you forgot about the visualizers, milkdrop.

Winamp (1997) >it was created by justin frankel while he was still a college student >the famous slogan “it really whips the llama’s ass” came from an internal joke and was kept as the official tagline >its customizable skin system helped define how users personalized software in the late 90s >aol acquired nullsoft in 1999 at the peak of mp3’s explosion on the internet >it played a major role in making mp3 files mainstream before streaming existed >it also powered shoutcast, one of the earliest ways people streamed live radio online

@Jashanx_gill drink more coffee and wait for credits to replenish.

If Claude is doing everything, What are we supposed to do?

@claudeai Sounds like clawbot but less local and more anthropic.

You can now enable Claude to use your computer to complete tasks. It opens your apps, navigates your browser, fills in spreadsheets—anything you'd do sitting at your desk. Research preview in Claude Cowork and Claude Code, macOS only.

@CigsMake /com_maxfps 125

LAN parties were a huge gaming subculture in the late 1990s and early 2000s. Gamers would haul bulky CRT monitors and PCs to basements or community centers and connect them through local networks to play multiplayer before high-speed internet was common.

I spent the weekend vibe coding our company website to look and feel more like an AI agent and less like a flat website: bitswift.tech

@tomwarren so they are going to roll back to windows NT / 2000 ?

🚨Microsoft has a plan to fix Windows 11 🚨 Lots of changes are coming to improve Windows 11 performance, reliability, and UX. "Unnecessary" Copilot buttons will be removed and Microsoft wants to get rid of the annoying "noise" from Windows. Full details theverge.com/news/897834/mi…

have to boost this one...with tokens, bitsxtend.com

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang predicted a major shift in the software industry, stating that "IT companies of the past licensed software, but IT companies of the future will rent tokens, and will generate tokens". Interesting eh, do you agree? Either way... I guess we were early. | bitswift.cash | myaccount.bitswift.network @BitswiftC @Bit_Swift

@TechOperator congrats. I've got another 10 years to go or so.. unless the stress kills me first.

@bitswift_tech Yessir 🫡

I can’t wait to banish this garbage from my iPhone. 🤘

Tokens as the New Output: Huang stated that AI companies and software firms will focus on generating tokens—which can represent text, video, or data—that are then converted into intelligence or services. Tokens as a Core Budget Item: Huang noted that tokens will become a major line item in corporate budgets, comparable to electricity, water, or current cloud subscriptions. Recruiting with Tokens: Huang suggested that token budgets will become a standard hiring tool, with engineers asking "How many tokens come along with my job?" to measure productivity and access to AI tools. "Token Factories": Huang argued that every company will need to operate two factories in the future: one for its physical products (e.g., cars) and a "factory for the AI" to generate tokens.

"Huang described this evolution by asserting that traditional software-as-a-service (SaaS) companies will become "AI factories" that produce tokens, framing the future of software development around token generation rather than just application licenses"