Most people don't think about how things work. I'd guess that most customers thought all the smart features were internal and the Internet connection was just an arbitrary requirement
Walmart depresses me with its new bare concrete floors, and dystopian looking decor. The sheer amount of stuff to look it is overwhelming, too. So yeah, I don't like going there.
Thank you. Now I can happily block OP's profile.
Merry Christmas, Baby by The Beach Boys.
https://youtu.be/vawjF1_QnV0?si=CFiZ8uP5zR6PJCT0
Half the album this song comes from is original songs, the other half is the old favorites that were already old favorites at the time.
Yeah, that doesn't work well anymore. Gotta be a noisy dedicated worker, and be willing to move jobs a few times to start seeing the rewards
So, they technically didn't go to bed angry
It can be a great compliment when someone knows you well enough to see that you're overthinking things. Too many times it's just thrown around without thinking it through and that ruins it for everyone
Oh wow that's a good one! There was a time where it worked out great the vast majority of the time. Not so much now, definitely aged like milk
The top 20 or so most common names today will be the top 20 or so old people names in the future.
I think you have to jump all the way to fully protected bike lanes to get a widespread shift going.
A very small improvement in the width of the unprotected bike lanes would not be enough for the majority of potential bike riders. Then, the opponents have the opportunity to point out the lack of use and crow that the whole idea is a waste of time and money.
But a big change would have a big response, and would relieve a lot of commuters from their reliance on cars. Then the argument that bike lanes are worth the cost and space in cities would have some results to back it up.
Absolutely. I'm spoiled to where I am suddenly tasting the wax in regular Hershey's bars
I have posted another result from the same prompt before, but my SO thought this one is better.
In Bing Image Creator, DAL-E 3
Prompt: a man sits, quickly writing words on a keyboard. Across the room, a nimble industrial robot moves fast, painting a large, brightly colored masterpiece of a scene
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In Bing Image Creator, DAL-E 3
Prompt: a man sits, quickly writing words on a keyboard. Across the room, a nimble industrial robot moves fast, painting a large, brightly colored masterpiece of a scene
I asked for a stump, but this turned out great!
In Bing Image Creator, DAL-E 3
Prompt: inside an enormous stump in the deep woods we find a surprise, a thriving community of field mice with ultra modern houses, a busy street market, and electric lights
In Bing Image Creator, DAL-E 3
Prompt: photo of a wild car in pink and silver, decals should be hand painted, skimming across water at high speed
I wanted a wild car, but got a wild card decals theme. Not sure what the transformers style wings are about, but I think this is great!
In Bing Image Creator, DAL-E 3
Prompt: a posh and dignified mural that showcases the wonders of space, galaxies, comets, and nebula
I especially like the reflection of the mural on the floor 
In Bing Image Creator, DAL-E 3
Prompt: a posh and dignified mural that showcases the wonders of space, galaxies, comets, and nebula
In Bing Image Creator, DAL-E 3
Prompt: Kermit the frog sits behind the desk as a talk show host on a stage set. across from him, sitting in the guest chair, is Steve from Minecraft. Steve is blocky while Kermit is a puppet
Yes, Bing switched who is sitting where. It did get it right sometimes
But the best looking ones has the Steve as the host instead
I asked Bing for a dark spaceship following the Space Shuttle around the moon, but this is the most interesting result.
In Bing Image Creator, DAL-E 3
Prompt: a Dodge Charger modified as a professional demolition derby car, sponsored by OSHA, with the slogans "Safety First" and "Buckle Up" and "Look twice, save a life". it is in the midst of an intense fairgrounds derby match. night time, action shot
I was playing around with getting Nixie Tubes to display all the relevant numbers in a car.
Although wildly unsafe to have this much glass in a car interior, I think it looks great, so I kept running variations.
I really liked the lit glass ball on the shifter, but it would always make the Nixie Tubes unreadable. Maybe the next update to DAL-E will be able to handle both ideas at once.
The tubes across the top of the dashboard seem especially awful for safety, and asking for "a ridiculous amount of Nixie Tubes" got me so many on the center console that they would be unreadable IRL. Also, it filled in the floor space, making at least the passenger side and sometimes the whole interior unusable.
Lastly, the one I posted over on imageai community for my 100th post on Lemmy.
That looks like a 3d printed shell over some sort of scannable chip that pairs with an app on a smart phone to require a physical action to unlock the full phone experience.
A printed QR code paired with an similar app would serve the same function.