In the US? A search suggests there hasn’t been a case here since 1979. I do see that our kindergarten vaccine coverage rate has dropped slightly from 95% in 2019 to 92.5% in 2025.

It’s for work, it’s not up to me.

It’s “5 of 5” on the test board, and the page plays it for you and shows you the what’s happening. It’s fine if you like this game, but this article is about the aggressive practices to maximize ad revenue.

I have a few PHP scripts that I maintain. I use Notepad++ like a normal person, though.

The article explains that these death deals are in fact impossible, though. There’s even a test board for you to try.

Who are we to question a process that works?

Despite repeated efforts, I still don’t confidently understand the difference or usage between these two. This minimally affects impacts my writing, though, since I just choose different words instead.

The reasonable person standard is important here. For example, a reasonable person would not interpret a picture of some shells on the beach on Instagram to be an actual threat against a politician.

This is different from reasonable doubt which is a standard of proof required to reach a criminal conviction.

From the second link:

It is a higher standard of proof than the standard of balance of probabilities (US English: preponderance of the evidence) commonly used in civil cases.

Seeing how consistent the comment lengths are eliminated any remaining doubt that this is an LLM account.

Search used to be so good. I had an old Honda civic that suddenly wouldn’t start. It wasn’t the starter, alternator, or battery. I managed to find a forum post with my exact issue, which was that a small rubber piece on the clutch pressed a button to “tell” the starter it was okay to start. Twenty minutes later I had zip tied a piece of plastic into place and had a working car again.

If I tried to diagnose that same issue today, it’d be dozens of SEO garbage slop sites without any actual useful information.