And then what? The Department of “””justice””” is part of them.

imagine AOC takes over the government and going after anybody saying something positive about Trump.

Yeah that’s not gonna happen. I get what you mean, but she’s not some despotic arch-trump.

My guess is that since Ring has a history of well-known collaborations with police and ICE, they wanted to re-frame their evil surveillance network as a way to save a puppy. Instead, lots of uninformed normies suddenly realized what those cameras are capable of, and had a huge negative reaction given the state of things.

👏 slow clap

This mess is by design. They pay the manufacturers (a pretty penny, I’m sure) to put it on there.

I told people I was going to Chicago, they acted like I was going to Gaza. It’s a fucking city, stop pretending Fox “news” speaks any kind of truth

No man is an island, and a society where everyone only does right by themselves is no society at all.

Looks around

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I’m still laughing at this comment

Yeah, understood. I was just saying that because it doesn’t seem technically possible now, don’t discount that it could be in the future. Whether it would be useful, that’s another debate. But I have a hard time believing it has practical uses. If it does though, the innovation will be rapid like the shift to silicon transistors (assuming it is even possible).

requires extremely complex and expensive materials, tools and physical conditions.

Counterpoint: they said the same thing when a computer was made of vacuum tubes and took up an entire room to add two digits.

You really don’t need uBO in Orion though. It has adblocking and zero-telemetry out of the box.

Anyone can share feedback

Well then I guess your one self-reported anecdotal datum proves me wrong. Carry on.

Ok, but… using butter is ok. I’m willing to bet restaurants use even more for each meal. Also, I cream is… ice cream. How much do you have in a serving when you make it at home? Is it two baseball-sized scoops full of Reese’s peanut butter cups?

The problem is that in almost every case, restaurants’ only objectives are to make food that tastes good and make customers think they’re getting a good value. Hence, tons of high-caloric additives and huge portions.

When you cook at home, even if you use oils and other high-caloric ingredients, you still use way less than restaurants do. I promise you, take a “healthy” meal from a restaurant and compare its nutritional content to the same thing you would make at home; the difference will be drastic.

A couple examples:

1. Broccoli side dish. Cooked at home in a pan; some oil and salt and pepper. In a restaurant? Drowning in butter and tons of salt.
2. baked potato. At home, some cheese and sour cream. In a restaurant? Bigger potato with tons of butter, sour cream, gobs of cheese, bacon.

In these examples, both taste good. But the restaurant versions are tons of empty calories that contribute to a very unhealthy lifestyle. Don’t get me wrong, I like that shit too. But it’s rare for me, I’d rather make it myself and control what goes in.

Thanks for distilling how I feel about cooking. It’s an ancient art made better by good science and engineering.

Right, so, what seems to be the problem here?

I’m just so cynical at this point. His car company is crap, he’s a right-wing joke, but his public company is near an all-time high. I see so many new teslas where I live, it’s so disheartening.

I believe we call that a meme stock now

I want to believe. But, trillion dollar pay package.