Ummm, I'd just like to say that I also donated 1000 Starlink satellite access kits to the Carolinas! Sure I did! I guarantee it! (hey, "The rules were that you guys weren’t going to fact-check!")
There’s just one problem: Adults do care about age verification.Seems like this data must now exist -- compare average daily views (or whatever) before and after the law was in force. Since accounts are free and nearly instantaneous to set up, any drop in usage must have come from adults "caring" about verification.
python -c "import random;print(random.choice(['shot spotted','all quiet']))"
... bumps up from 20% to 50% ... improvement???
They should have approached the mayor’s office quietly, and worked with themThis just shows how inept they are -- they think the ONLY issue is with the bad results of the LLM (if we can classify them as just "bad") ... as if there's no issue at all with the string of *@#$-ups, at every level of city administration, that fed into the decision being made to release this.
Everyone knows a BABY doesn't have any rights, only a FETUS can have rights! This is Repubmerica!
FL: Your honor, we don't want to ban speech, we just want to ban certain conduct Judge: And what kind of conduct would you ban? FL: Errrm ... the kind of conduct where ... words come out of a person's mouth Judge: GTFO
or Spectacled Owls? or Spectaled Porpoise? (the point being that there are more uses of the word than just those things that help you see better, and those uses of the word are what make it, ya know, generic)
Stop trying to make fetch happen! It's not going to happen! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pubd-spHN-0&t=7s (seemed appropriate here)
Microsoft gross profit for the quarter ending September 30, 2023 was $40.215B, a 15.99% increase year-over-year. Microsoft gross profit for the twelve months ending September 30, 2023 was $151.597B, a 9.36% increase year-over-year. Microsoft annual gross profit for 2023 was $146.052B, a 7.69% increase from 2022. Microsoft annual gross profit for 2022 was $135.62B, a 17.06% increase from 2021. ... clearly that's not enough to retain employees.
I had given up on HP and bought an Epson EcoTank last year thinking that I could avoid this HP-induced print-cartridge drama ... little did I know that I was also avoiding HP-mediated computer viruses! Thanks HP!! I feel much better about my decision to buy from your competitor!!
The quote at the end is classy! I cannot understand why major brands aren't advertising on ExTwitter -- "MrBeast's X video (not a porn thing) ..." Yep, that's exactly what all major advertisers want to append to all their marketing and PR.
or just in Missouri?
My 7th-grade daughter just mentioned that, on her LOCKED-DOWN SCHOOL-ISSUED computer, she uses an old google doc from a 5th-grade class to chat with friends that she can't otherwise communicate with through "official" means ... but I'm sure this whole "Ban TikTok" thing is totally different and will totally work you guys!
Wow ... just fucking wow.
Next up: Elon solves the world's cybersecurity problems ... by unplugging the network!! It's cheap!! It's effective!! He's a super-genius!!
Agreed that most companies probably have similar issues. The critical difference is that most companies will admit it, apologize/make amends, and .. ya know .. fix the problem. That last bit is kinda key!
Technically, microwaves are radio-waves ... and they can do cause cancer ... so I guess Montana will soon ban all microwave ovens?!?!
As others have noted, making people stop before they share a link might have some positive benefits (at least slowing down the spread of misinformation). But this is about the worst possible implementation of it I can think of. This is just gifting the hackers and phishers a golden opportunity -- you literally cannot tell if it's a legitimate link or phishing, it's just an image.
As someone who does this kind of stuff for a living, the amount of wrong-ness in his statement literally made my brain hurt. Like, no joke, it's actually really hard to string together that much wrong-ness, inaccuracy, and error into a single statement ... and yet, here we are, and he's probably not even the most wrong GQPer today!
Y'all ... we thought the adverts were bad before, but think of how many ad's Google's gotta be selling NOW to make up for this fine!!