TwiddleTwaddle

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This is arguably true but not tested in court yet. Free open source software licenses are all based on copyright, which can only be applied to the creative works of a human. Anthropic and OpenAI would love to see that wording changed, but as of now it looks like no LLM output can be copyrighted at all. Which is really hilarious for any company that hopes to replace their creative staff with AI. It does mean that GPL and any other software license (FOSS or not) can't be applied to slop code as it's outputted directly. Again, not settled law, but the letter of the law.

Vaping isn't just annoying to passersby who have to walk through clouds of vapor

Seems unnecessarily confrontational to the people whose habits you hope to change in writing the article.

Disposable vapes are a plain and obvious environmental problem, and it doesn't take a study on the contents of their spent cartridges to see why.

All vapes should be rechargeable and refillable.

Looks neat. I'm often skeptical of new games that come out of the blue like this for being vibecoded soon-to-be abandonware, but that doesn't seem (at least in an obvious way to this layman) to be the case here.

Neat find, thank you!

Not for my benefit but for our customers, I always approve warranty claims for any of our products whether I'm supposed to or not. Usually the reason for a denial is just some documentation missing or extra testing that someone wants done. Occasionally I can even get a warranty claim through after the warranty is expired without anyone noticing.

The only time I won't cheese the paperwork to get someone an RMA is if I can tell that the problem is something other than our product, in which case sending out a warranty replacement is just wasting their time.