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I'll just install the update myself.

Nobody in this thread is expressing any surprise or shock. It's perfectly sensible that incredibly penetrating and dispersing engineered surfactants would damage a biological organism. It's the most natural thing in the world and I doubt anybody would feel surprise or shock when hearing that yet another engineered synthetic lifestyle substance is bad for you.

On the other hand if we were to learn that these synthesized products were actually good for you that would be surprising.

Any samples of his compositions from when he was six years old?

It used to be Zanterra. Why is this allowed to happen? Parks should be staffed by the US Parks Service and like, retired volunteers and such. Not a bunch of vendors.

Worked in the terminal before, but this is a great improvement.

They suck the “natural flavors” out of butter these days. Go ahead, try to find US-made butter without natural flavors in it.

What if we replace Hacker News with The Guardian?

A lady JUST went to prison for making almost this same identical claim.

"Could" eh? Seems like an enormous risk and expense just for a "could" doesn't it? I'd like to see some verified proof that it WILL yield enough geothermal energy to power Earth before we start. "Could" isn't good enough.

It's OK, somebody saved it and put it on IPFS.

You’re poisoning the well. It’s not even subtle, it’s a rough, crude, ham-fisted hatchet job.

Lots, nearly everything. They could choose not to retain data but that wouldn’t be good for PRISM.

It’s all ass pained kvetching.

Are we surprised that PRISM companies are doing this?

No. There’s no point when Mastodon exists. And Twitter has massively improved just in the last few weeks.

There've been a lot of articles in the mainstream press lately warning against supplementation. I take this as advice to supplement, personally.

The layoffs will continue as long as interest rates remain high. Not a lot of people know the relationship between lending and big tech, but suffice to say that the bloat we’ve seen from companies with no product except user data will be unsustainable in the face of higher interest rates. Permanently, if they remain high.