Proooobably not yet. Apparently Midjourney (one of the better AIs for humans) no longer has a free trial, so I can't test it myself. But I tried to search and there doesn't seem to be much suggesting it can pull off a mirror realistically.
Though with how much it's improved in just a couple of years, I'm sure it's not far off from being able to.
I like reading vim commands as if they were spoken. "Good game daddy girl colon wanna quit" (idk)
It's like a choose your own adventure book! Except the endings are always the same: you return the device to Walmart and complain that it didn't work.
I have a phone app (MediSafe IIRC) that has both reminders and tracking.
Though it's not 100% perfect. It's still easy sometimes to get distracted for too long.
Or sometimes I'll remember I need to take my meds or whatever. But I get distracted by something and immediately forget. Over and over.
The ultra-wide's big appeal is definitely more for gaming than programming.
Does this work somewhere? In Canada, spam calls are always my country code (which is shared with the US). Area code means little these days, too. Spammers will just spoof numbers.
"Don't be a quitter" is something that makes sense if you're in the middle of a board game or the likes. It definitely shouldn't be applied to big things like jobs or relationships.
Yeah, who the heck complains about either of those points? Hybrid buses have been a thing for a long time. And even if it was a plain diesel bus, it'd still be better than having dozens of gasoline cars.
Hey, I remember this episode of the Simpsons!
... wow, I thought that would only hide from the front page. To hide even from search and profile is an odd choice. I hope that's a bug and not by design.
I wonder what they got from Sony. Ideally it'd be some promises about Sony reducing exclusives themselves. Exclusives suck for everyone but the company that owns the exclusive console. I don't personally own an Xbox, but I still want Sony to cut it out with their exclusives.