But is it as cold and wet as my dogs nose.

It was a very cool festival, I’m now considering driving to WV for the Chestnut Festival.

I got 2 saplings at the festival. From different vendors so it’s incredibly unlikely they’re related. They’re already planted and doing well, they survived the windstorm from Helene undamaged.

Same, still loved it. The big reveal completely derailed my brain for a solid minute before I started cackling like a madman.

It’s an excellent movie, I would recommend watching it, even if the synopsis is insane.

I don’t know if that’s true, but most of those patents are incredibly iffy, they seem to describe basic functions of how videogames have worked since WoW.

They seem to have tried patenting having a player character that can walk, drive, and fly in a videogame on May 2, 2024.

It’s kinda surprising they didn’t sue over the much less legally grey IP infringements.

Half of those patents read like if they use vague enough language they can justify patenting how computers work.

The American Black Cherry (Prunus serotina) is native, it gets upto 80 feet tall.

And while I do have some non-native plants. I’m hoping to fill out the rest of my garden with Native fruit. I have found two native plums to my region(Prunus Niagra and Prunus Americana).

And apparently I’ve been ignoring a variety of native nuts, though they are all too large. I’m hoping to keep any trees under 30ft, but I’m also planting things that aren’t trees.

I’m specifically looking for native fruit. I already have 2 apple trees and a lapin cherry tree.

This is an interesting project

https://www.cnet.com/tech/services-and-software/try-duckduckgos-new-ai-feature-duckassist-now-for-free/

Article about DuckAssist. It is powered by an OpenAI product. It doesn’t do enough to bother me, and I can easily ignore it.

The brave browser has AI already, it’s a matter of time until their search engine does too.

Frankly I trust duckduckgo more than brave with that data.

I also do not have any better suggestions.