flintstone

AI that simply keeps executing, at AI speed, until someone pulls a plug is like a flintstone car.

Getting a bespoke flintstone axe is also pretty expensive, and has also absolutely no relevance to modern life.

You can punch a hole in the bottom of a broken down car and Flintstone it for free.

Manufacturing may come back to the USA, but those Fred Flintstone jobs are not part of the picture.

Transport yourself back to the 60s when America was great and Fred Flintstone was hawking Winston's.

Just grab a temp-mail disposable address and sign up as fred flintstone or mickey mouse.

She pays an assistant to write down transcripts of Flintstone episodes.

Anything using Flintstone transistors like those isn't going to hold up.

Fred Flintstone wasn’t just looking to work behind a desk though.

I also suspect that the reason nobody tries it is because then the theory that it is a Fred Flintstone telephone falls apart.

If you can Flintstone it faster, go for it.

They're right that they've been alienated from labor, they're so alienated they don't know that Fred Flintstone spent all day scheming to get promoted into working behind a desk.

By the same logic, Fred Flintstone (or someone in his era) should be credited for designing a car that "ran without electricity".

Is it something algorithmic like noting that you receive messages such as "Hi Mike" but where you registered as "Fred Flintstone"?

If electricity and electric cars were available and commonplace in Fred Flintstone's era, and he designed a car that used no electricity, then he could and should be credited for designing a car that "ran without electricity".

It may sound like Flintstone, but after using 3 different feature phones for 6 years, and then 4 different (mid to high end) smartphones in the next 6 years (till now), I found no better "phone" than Nokia 1100 ($35).

House brands meant to directly compete with Flintstone's do not always copy the Flintstone's dosages, so be sure to check the label.