Everything is extensively documented these days. If any future society has access to those photos, and understands they’re AI generated, they’ll also have access to our history.
Everything is extensively documented these days. If any future society has access to those photos, and understands they’re AI generated, they’ll also have access to our history.
Internet access is already subscription-based. I agree with your sentiment. I hate subscription based pricing. But for me, all the other search engines had become so annoying that I was constantly displeased throughout the day, instead of enjoying my time online. So I tried Kagi, and it was good enough to keep.
So honey is not a grey area, it’s not for human consumption according to vegan values.
I could still win a fight against that mega penguin.
One of my best friends is vegan. They won’t use anything that comes from animals. Nothing. That includes wool, even though the sheep is harmed in the process. They’re absolutely opposed to any animal products or bi-products.
It all comes down to outlook. I’ve known incredibly happy people who work their asses off, have no money, and nothing really going on in their lives, and I’ve known financially successful people at the heights of their careers who have families and hobbies, yet are completely miserable. Barring issues like clinical depression, happiness is a choice.
I was a lot more spontaneous when I was a broke young man than I am now as a fairly comfortable adult. Usually the number of responsibilities you have goes up as your income does, and those are the killers of spontaneity.
They should leave the working system in place for highways then.
So you’re saying the less advanced system works better?
There aren’t many smokers anymore, and small apartment balconies were usually used for smoking.
My friend had a balcony so small that one person had to crab walk out sideways and then a second person could stand in front of the door. We still stood out there and smoked though. The view was nice.
Kinda… I’ve been re-reading The First Law series.
You’re right that it doesn’t provide reliable information because the person being tortured will say absolutely anything to make it stop. But, I’m not clear on what you’re disagreeing with, because I don’t think anything you said contradicts anything I said.
In the book The Blade Itself, Glotka is getting ready to torture someone who is clearly a patsy. The guy screams “I don’t know anything! I swear!”, to which Glotka responds, “I know, yet the questions must still be asked”.
There are zero people on this website who can withstand actual torture, myself included. There are few people in the entire history of humanity who can withstand it, and they’re exceptional people, 9 million times more bad ass than the average Lemming.
If you ever find yourself in a position where you are going to be tortured, just tell them everything and hope they take that information and kill you. It’s unlikely. They’ll probably still torture you to be sure they got everything, and the truth, and whatever else their motivations are, but that’s your one hope. Otherwise, I’m so sorry. Finding yourself restrained in the hands of an actual monster is a nightmare.
You’re not going to find a legitimate business anywhere in the country that only charges $30 an hour for labor. That’s probably what they pay their laborer, but they also have benefits to account for, insurance, gas, machinery, the list is endless. Plan on $100-$600 an hour depending on where you are.
Labor costs are insane. I know these laborers aren’t getting paid $200 an hour, but that’s what I get charged for them.
Get multiple quotes and compare them.
And don’t go with the cheapest one. I did that. The guy is almost done. Almost nothing about the fence meets what I would consider professional standards. I deeply regret hiring this guy.
In nineteen ninety eight The Undertaker threw Mankind off Hell In A Cell, and he plummeted 16 ft through an announcer’s table.