I think this is only possible through apps at the moment, like Voyager. Although there has been recent talk on GitHub, they acknowledge it will take a while before it’s implemented.

Yeah what the fuck. It listens in to your conversations and alerts when you it detects a potential scam.

They are mentioned in the article, if we can call it that. But no specifics:

Currently, U.S. restrictions include an embargo on a certain weapons shipment and limitations on various combat-related equipment, even if they do not involve explosive ordnance.

Also unhelpful, since, if you look at my comment history, I was already aware of the Costco butter fiasco and had made a snarky comment about it.

Are you insinuating Google is reading your Lemmy comments and pushing you news recommendations based on those?

“Daisy” is claimed to be indistinguishable from a real person, fooling scammers into thinking they’ve found perfect prey thanks to its ability to engage in “human-like” rambling chat, the biz claims.

lmao okay. This will work for maybe a week, and then they will smarten up

I have edited my comment with information I found and it seems Tesla is selling nowhere near that amount (30-40k)

I’m not sure about all the same content, but you can see at least some Mastadon content and comments on Lemmy and vice versa. You’ll recognize them as they use a lot of #tags and will @ the user they are replying to, which have little use on Lemmy.

Damn, seeing all those AI generated images being taken at face value just makes me lose my faith in humanity.

An actual recall that requires a hardware fix / replacement this time, and not a software update.

Am I reading the PDF right in that 1% or 2,431 trucks are affected, meaning they sold ~240k trucks?

Edit: official numbers are more around 30-40k worldwide as far as I can find. Idk how to read it, perhaps they mean 2,431 is the maximum but the expectation is 1%?

Isn’t this a stock photo?

Yes, a trailer that’s a fan made film as to what a trailer could look like. I thought we already established that.

I see. I agree that this article doesn’t really accurately portray the situation. I’m used to just viewing the source content to filter any SEO-riddled articles that spend 10% of the article talking about what’s actually being reported on.

So I think it’s a neat teaser, for a presumably full trailer on the 29th.

It’s essential to note that these Unreal Engine remakes are unofficial and generally remain unfinished, often crafted as passion projects by enthusiasts rather than complete games.

While I agree with you… Where did all this come from? Are people saying it’s an official trailer?

Rumors of Official Remaster: Insider reports suggest Nintendo may already have a prepared Twilight Princess remaster for the Switch, possibly launching in Spring 2025.

I mean, they’ve said this for years. Doubt Nintendo will make it look as good as this UE5 version, though!

Brings me back to the good old E3 days, where the trailer for TP was the absolute highlight of the entire show.

Maybe it’s not the water intake but the drainage pump taking longer than expected, prolonging the last cycles? I have a machine that does that, coincidentally

I think they had a certain charm (of the time) like @wazzupdog@lemmy.world mentions.

But I agree (in hindsight) it’s not very good. The Sonic/Shadow levels were the only fun ones, and you forgot to mention the Tails/Eggman levels are constantly grating because of that damned weapon beeping.

Also the sound mixing was terrible, couldn’t even hear the voice acting over the loud music. It used to crash often as well, but it could be that I just had a faulty disc so let’s not count that one.

I think the only thing that kept me playing was the Chao Garden, and replaying the levels that were at least some bit of fun to grind those materials.

edit: disclaimer, I played on GameCube

Idk how to feel about Jerusalem Post links. I was going to comment about how the article is devoid of any details, and then I read the last line: they use GenAI to help write their articles.

I read in another thread it was a parody account, but I can’t verify that and this article is using it as the source. So it’s real after all?

It’s just taken me 55 minutes to watch a 35 minute episode

This happens to people who watch shows on cable TV, where episodes or movies are padded with ad breaks.

So I guess the silver lining is: at least you didn’t have to watch any ads.

This doesn’t really answer any of the questions, but again, I’m not going to hold you accountable for their actions. Thanks for trying, at least.