That was exactly my experience with AI coding - useful for ideas and boiler plate code, but not much more.

I had to stop at 100 or I would have been there all day.

Very nice, but I did end up seeing what rude words I could make.

It's also far more difficult to read the numbers relating to the items in the drop down menu. You have to make an effort to track to the right with your eyes to make sure you are in the same row, whereas before the number was right next to the item. There is no need to have the numbers aligned because they are not for comparison.

The first time I've actually appreciated my laptop's touch screen.

There seems to me to be a lot of misplaced trust involved in connecting to Wifi networks. It's easy to set up your own public AP and why not call it "Netork Rail Free Wifi" or something?

https://naich.net/wordpress/index.php/abusing-public-wifi-ac...

On the uk tfl ones it’s phone carrier configured and authenticated. You don’t select it like a normal wifi point

Yes but mainline stations it's captive portal open wifi. I think it literally is called network rail free wifi or something.

I can't believe how well this works. Brilliant stuff.

They don't continuously prove that they are huge gaping arseholes with the intellect of a mollusc like he does.

So just like Hacker News users? ;)

I tried the example with FF on Ubuntu, and it had no effect whatsoever. It didn't even use up any memory. Are browsers protecting against this now?

Watts are a rate of one joule per second.

If you want to talk about a quantity of energy rather than a rate of energy production/consumption, the units would be either kilowatt hours or joules (1 kWh = 3,600,000 joules).

Yup, kilowatt hours are a cursed unit that simply reduces to joules (a nice and easy to remember 3.6 million of them).

Yeah I have to work that out every time