

I hear people say Oklahoma is the most free state in the union, and yet they won’t let you rape your own child and force her to give birth? That’s not the America my ancestors had nothing to do with building.


I hear people say Oklahoma is the most free state in the union, and yet they won’t let you rape your own child and force her to give birth? That’s not the America my ancestors had nothing to do with building.


These posts and comments about reddit are akin to stalking your ex on Facebook and reveling in their unraveling.


Some of them have some different kind of shading between layers of glass, something about how birds see colors. Different designs etched in the glass. I’m trying to remember back to a presentation I sat through on it.
One part that I do remember is that it’s not all about skyscrapers, and that it’s just like the first three or four stories. Skyscrapers tend to get the most attention because you don’t get a ton of low rise buildings with curtain walls of full glass.


I think I read something like 90% of the cat killings come from non-pet cats, and there’s maybe three pets for every four to five strays. Obviously, spay/neuter is the best defense, and on top of that maybe going a step further and trapping your local strays. And unless we start treating stray cats like pests, I’m not sure how doable it is to try to call the population via spay neuter.
And I’ll be honest, I’m less concerned about the mammals deaths, because I’d never be mad at my car for catching mice. Catch mice all day dude.
And if I’m being really honest, I think some birds are real assholes, but maybe that’s a discussion for another day.


I mean, suppose Steam adds a search filter for AI, does that move the needle? And I feel like it’s going to become impossible to avoid, not so much was there AI used in creating the game, but how was it employed. I know my obvious prohibitions would be AI voices, storyline, art. Probably more.
Rj45. I didn’t do it often, but definitely remember packing up my PC and monitor and heading to a buddy’s house and spending an hour getting me on the network and shit just not working. And then it finally worked and it was cathartic, playing on my PC with with a friend or two with almost no latency.


We have the best depressions over here. Depressions like you’ve never seen.


So I can’t read the article and obviously it may be in there, but the headline is Claude bypassed a paywall. So that means the access is available if you pay for it, kinda like this article. And I know I personally have used some tricks to bypass paywalls myself.
So I think I need more info. So if this info is available but you just need to sign up and pay, the issue is mainly that Claude got around that. But yeah, can’t read the article, so dunno!


Yeah, I’m a believer in this. Inversely, I call it the 20% rule: You can go 20% above the posted speed limit safely. It works pretty much anywhere, although I tend to stick to 25 or below in residential areas, mainly because I don’t like people buzzing by me when I’m walking or running on the sidewalk, so I won’t do it back to them. But in a 35, 42 is reasonable. 78 in a 65? Not a problem.
For real. I’m a believer of the old adage “use it or lose it.” If you’re not working out your creative muscle, it’ll atrophy just like the rest of them.