Don’t kid yourself. That son of a bitch will live well past 100.

To you and most normal people, that sounds like, “GuNs DoN’t KiLl. PeOplE dO 🤪,” but to a lot of Grok users it sounds like an actual argument.

It’s the former. The ducks are mad at Calvin and glaring at him as he floats away. If looks could kill, Calvin would be dead.

No N-words

Shouldn’t you be slowly eroding the government instead of browsing Lemmy, Brett?

Dog shaped genetic experiment? You mean Hand Banana?

Hey, me too!

Not necessarily. There are an infinite number of positive numbers, but -13 will never be one of them. Ergo, even with infinite possibilities, you still may not see a particular combination (even if it does fit the criteria; my metaphor is imperfect).

You certainly have the option to take your own lunch, and many students do, but the fact is that a lot of American families just can’t afford to. Lunches provided by the school are usually less than $2, and there are federal free or reduced-cost lunch programs for families that can’t afford that.

For my kids, specifically, their school provides free lunch for every student. Additionally–and this does not seem to be the typical experience–they both absolutely love their school lunches.

Who?

Sorry if I misunderstood. I interpreted your comment as saying that all religion was moronic bullshit, which would be in line with what I said.

If you meant that this particular religious behavior is moronic bullshit, I completely agree. I just don’t hold the view that every religious person is a moron because they believe in a religion.

You know how some people make the claim that atheism is a religion? This is why. People who think that anyone who believes something different from them is a moron and/or in need of conversion. I don’t like it when religions behave like this, and I don’t like it when nonreligions behave like this, either.

I know you are, but what am I?

I can’t draw worth a damn. Anyway, here’s Vin Diesel.

It occurred to me that I might be wrong about the locally stored database, so I conducted an experiment.

I put my phone in airplane mode, then went to my record player and played a song with my phone sitting nearby. Within a minute, my phone correctly displayed the currently playing song, despite having no connectivity whatsoever. This proves that there is a local database of songs against which the service can compare what it hears. Obviously the database does not include every song ever written, that would be ridiculous.

I never claimed that the phone was not listening, it has to listen in some way to recognize music. What I did claim, and have now proven, is that it can identify songs without sending the audio to Google.

IIRC, it uses a database of common and popular songs stored locally on your phone (possibly adapted to what Google knows about your taste in music, idk) and only goes online for matches when you do a manual song search.

I fix.

I don’t know what’s going on.

I’ve done this repeatedly with gesture navigation.

I have a Bose Soundlink Micro Bluetooth speaker that goes into a low energy standby anytime it’s not being used. I am able to connect to it and start playing music without pressing any buttons on the speaker. Sounds like what you are looking for. I imagine all their Soundlink speakers have BTLE (and they can be grouped).