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It's funny how the "established" media will attempt to beat down new arrivals to the arena in an attempt to protect their turf.

For me it doesn't make any difference, because I disabled it a couple of years ago. I disabled it because it seemed to catch too many things that were obviously not spam and would and would let too many things through that were obvious spam. I just decided I would deal with it myself instead of constantly searching the spam folder for that "missing" email.

>My own Ian Knot (yes – I'm the inventor) is the World's Fastest Shoelace Knot. Make a loop with both ends and simultaneously pull them through each other to form an almost instant knot.

I doubt he invented that, because I've been tying my shoes with that knot my entire life and I'm 70 years old. My dad showed me this because it's the way he tied his shoes and he was born in 1912.

I keep mine refrigerated.

Your link indicates the US has no blasphemy laws, btw.

This is not an issue just for Australia. There seems to be an epidemic of stray cats here in the US also. Many come from people that leave their animals behind when they have to move, and the issue seems to escalate every time there is a downturn in the economy.

4chan seems to be doing just fine, I don't think much has changed there.

Google is run by accountants and the bottom line is all that matters.

If only people would come to realize this.

>Tesco’s chief executive has called for a change in the law to make abuse or violence towards retail workers an offence across the UK.

Does this imply that there is currently nothing illegal with violently attacking retail workers in the UK?

I've been trading stocks for a long time, and I've noticed this type of "journalism" is knee-capping a lot of companies at a higher rate than ever.

They also dropped the Daily Stormer from what I remember.

Your link goes to a 404, unfortunately.

It seems that media today is all about volume of content, which requires that controversy is created from virtually nothing to justify another pointless article.

Are you saying that it's more of a concern for conservatives and not so much for liberals?

You say that as if the US is free of corruption.

Anyone want to get a new battery for their phone that still works fine except for the battery is wearing out? Right, good luck with that.

And just to be clear, the swamp has no party affiliation.

So, if viruses are the new bioactive weapon, could this be why chemical weapons have been recently discarded?

How does Twitter's requirement differ from paywalls?

>Twitter has also removed guardrails intended to limit the visibility of propaganda from Russian, Chinese, and Iranian government accounts, NPR reports.

This is as if to say that Western Media does not print propaganda.

I wonder what this is all about here. https://twitter.com/fishontherun2/status/1648786065304731650

Here's a little more. https://twitter.com/WIRED/status/1648827525961773062

Looks like he was soliciting some of the hacked material.

Everyone saw the same quarterly report saying that they (SVB) took a $1.8b hit and needed to raise capital via a stock offering. Peter Thiel decided to move his funds elsewhere. Does that make him the bad guy?

>The driver of the vehicle was arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence, according to the California Highway Patrol.

It has nothing to do with a Tesla.

When AI can make incremental improvements to its own code, then I will consider calling it Artificial Intelligence. Until then, it's just poorly Simulated Intelligence.

Sounds like a normal conversation on the internet to me.

I think the answer lies somewhere here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quantum_mind

I think human scammers can be just as efficient and convincing as any machine produced method. Stock photos are readily available also, so I don't see the issue with AI created pictures.

Thanks, you understood the question correctly.

Is it appropriate to link to the aforementioned comment?