On the positive side, it’ll be a much faster commute!

I just checked and I see: "This introductory offer is charged as $78 for the first year. Automatically renews at $195/year."

Now I just click on the chevron whenever I need to access Tailscale or Postgres or CloudFlare or Creative Cloud Dropbox or Google Dropbox or ……

Really solved the problem for me.

Remote: optional

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In this case, maybe not enough to offset the costs; or maybe it just wasn't addictive enough. But it's still early days.

https://www.eid.admin.ch/en/e-id-e

As for Mark Zuckerberg escaping to his "virtual metaverse," well that's certainly in keeping with the overall seriousness of the Guardian.

The saddest part is, the old kind of advertising worked just fine, before all the companies got addicted to AdCrack.

As clever as his art is, I think he's still very much an outsider in the capital-W Art World, which for his part he's often trying to prank. (Which they richly deserve, see Exit Through the Gift Shop.)

Things like the self-destroying painting were high-concept but also completely staged. For another artist getting rich off his contempt for the Art Market, but solidly on the Art World side of the fence, see Maurizio Cattelan.

One person with a foot in both worlds is Alex Face but he's mostly known in South-East Asia. I have a feeling it'd be easier to find examples in Asia than in the West.

https://www.artsy.net/artist/alex-face

Make it non-competitive with what?

With products made via "poison outsourcing" so other people can suffer what we refuse to suffer ourselves?

Seems like if an economy like the US or the EU actually wanted to, they could pretty easily say it's the clean way or no way at all, and voila, these things would magically be competitive again.

…and yet, everywhere I go I see massive advertisements on billboards, the sides of buildings, public transit, movie screens…

https://www.warhol.org/conservation/oxidation-paintings/

For better or worse, he’s mostly know in the “street/urban art” world (which is much bigger than graffiti). And one of the features of a lot of the art in that scene is high technical mastery paired with “low” / populist motifs and composition.

Seen up close these works are really quite amazing, and I respect the artist choosing to make the things that can make him a living. Even Brice Marden, at some point, just kept making those trademark squiggles and cashing those checks.

If you want your "skills" to include sending iMessage (quite important in the USA), then you need a Mac of some kind.

If you don't care about iMessage and you're just doing API calls for the inference, then it's good old Mass Abundance. Nice excuse to get that cool little Mini you've been wanting.

What if it caches the password?

  Tool: DANGER OPENING AIRLOCK MUST CONFIRM

  Agent: Please enter your password to receive Bitcoin.

We could argue that writing poetry is a solved problem in much the same way, and while I don't think we especially need 50,000 people writing poems at Google, we do still need poets.