That’s a spoon…

What about round corners?

It’s more like if you show up with a baby photo… A reasonable person might say “that was my child, the way they were long ago. They were smaller then, and they’ve grown and learned since. They had many flaws, and they still haven’t grown out of many of them. It’s important to remember the way they were, just as it is important to know them as they are.”

Jets are in many ways expensive because they can’t be expendible. They also make an bunch of compromises to accommodate keeping a human alive.

For the cost of a single f22, you could put up 60 Valkyries. I think I know which side I would bet on.

What if the pilot has a stroke?

Yeah, percent downloads is particularly difficult to extrapolate for steam: they host a number of extremely popular “free” games, and are notorious for their sale pricing. In addition, they have (IMO) very generous policy for providing devs keys for use on their platform.

Aylo maintains a list of more than 28,000 banned terms in multiple languages, which is constantly being updated.

Id be very curious what these terms are, but I wouldn’t be surprised if “pizza guy” or “school uniform” would trigger a response.

I imagine this varies a lot on which country you’re in. In the US, coins seem to be mostly toleranced at around 3-5%, but you could probably get away with a large number of coins in good condition from different years.

I think you’re a bit off track. scale accuracy has been a subject of careful scrutiny for millenia. You absolutely have to use the right tool for the job. A kitchen scale is not the right tool for the job. It would be like complaining that you can’t take your car’s lug nuts off with a pipe wrench.

Floatplane is more of a *patreon competitor than YouTube.

No, I’m not criticizing the bill’s content. If you don’t enforce laws, new ones won’t work either. The new ones are, at best, an opportunity for people to huff and puff and pat themselves on the back at the cost of actual victims. At worst, it’s smoke and mirrors for what the new law actually does.

The money will purchase more than 2,700 vehicles to shuttle 7 million students in 37 states

Big buses…

Well those laws clearly don’t work. So we should make new laws! Ones that DEFINITELY WILL work! And if they don’t, well I guess we just need more laws until we find ones that do.

So not mildly infuriating, but fuckaroundandfindout?

It will just keep getting worse until some new “disruptor” enters the marketplace. That one will be great for a while, then collapse into a new archipelago of shitty cash grabs.

I’m just wondering what the next big thing will be… Maybe some kind of local macro-kiosks that have mechanical DRM units that store all the data so they don’t have to negotiate with the non-open ISPs. You could probably even include impulse sales of physical merchandise and consumables while people browse for the media they want.

They talk about collecting the images - the two populations of images were collected separately. It’s probably not 100% of the difference, but it might have been enough to push it up to 100%

Creative thoughts, but the exact definitions don’t track (from GINA):

Genetic information.–

(A) In general.–The term “genetic information” means, with respect to any individual, information about–

(i) such individual’s genetic tests,

(ii) the genetic tests of family members of such individual, and

(iii) the manifestation of a disease or disorder in family members of such individual.

(B) Inclusion of genetic services and participation in genetic research.–Such term includes, with respect to any individual, any request for, or receipt of, genetic services, or participation in clinical research which includes genetic services, by such individual or any family member of such individual.

© Exclusions.–The term “genetic information” shall not include information about the sex or age of any individual.

Ugh, I hate hearing a no-no word in the video YouTube serves me after the 5 minute blowjob machine ad.

And how do we know you’re not just another AI that summarizes summaries while adding a little bit of commentary?

I’m pretty sure you’re glossing over Germany replacing nuclear with coal, which has been probably been the largest story in nuclear since Fukushima.

Even including major disasters, nuclear is one of the safest and cleanest sources of power, and the only one poised to seriously displace fossil fuels in many places.

If anything, “Sunshine and rainbows” renewables are a psyop to help entrench fossil fuels long-term.