Maybe this one should be named altuwunative.

It looks to me that earth and Mars switched places, Venus shrank and Mercury is lost in fur. And we seem to have an extra copy of Neptune

If you don’t because you think you have nothing worth stealing, consider that some joker can open your bag and set your combination to something else.

Just to give one data point, I bought a refurbished pixel 7 pro in 2023 and it is still going strong.

Is there any way for a community to disallow post deletion? If not, this seems like a needed feature.

Well honestly calling for using pensions and retirement savings to finance AI build out is pretty obscene.

https://youtu.be/Mjkt4UgcTmg?t=91

I’ve had no luck getting the map to work on Ironfox on Graphene or Librewolf on Linux. It did load on Vanadium, despite saying “map source didn’t initialize properly”. Does it generally not work on Firefox based browsers?

I’m not in any way religious, and it does irritate me when people say, of some senseless tragedy, “everything has a purpose.”

But I do see, in your specific example, that what they say has metaphorical value. You should be grateful that you had it in you to accomplish what you did, even if you don’t attribute it to some mythical being.

I often think the phase “there but for the grace of God, go I” because I don’t know a secular equivalent. Think of God as a metaphor for the universe.

The old, human internet did not work by passively getting interesting content shoveled at you. It worked by active discovery. You followed links from human content that interested you to other content you thought might also be interesting. If you had a feed, it had content you had subscribed to. You did a web search on something that interested you and the results were not all garbage (I would argue most of what a web search produces these data is essentially spam).

Your notion to accept spam is because the enshittified internet has perverted your expectations to expect to find interesting things by passively having them shoveled at you, whether by social media feed or email.

This will sound facetious, but I recommend getting her a cake she likes.

I don’t know if is too late to ask questions or do sleuthing, but if there was some kind of cake from her past she really liked that she hasn’t had in a long time that might be ideal. Like for my wife that was ice cream cake which isn’t as much a thing anymore as it was in our childhood. For me that is certain recipes my mom made in my childhood.

Their AI policy looks very reasonable, and they certainly aren’t vibe coding. Everything is rigorously reviewed and tested by a handful of experienced, competent humans.

FWIW they all sound equally ok to me. I never learned any of these acronyms, tho I’ve come across them on occasion, and if someone had presented any of the 4 as THE acronym for this I’d have believed them.

I’d defend to the death your right to this opinion! :"^D

And I think writing “3x” implies the precedence in a way that “3 * x” doesn’t.

Why? Why would this be important?

I’m really glad the “þ” guy didn’t create this.

I would just make the general comment, in response to reading the various exchanges in this thread, that there is a lot of theory around this stuff, and yes there are studies that support some of it, but these theories are by no means something that should be taken as ‘fact.’ To the extent you find them useful in navigating the terrain they attempt to map, great, but I would avoid getting locked into these ideas in figuring out how to deal with emotions (your own or others) in real life.

A lot of different things can produce anger. Frustration can produce anger. Stress can produce anger.

Often things that may be no one’s fault (or no ones but your own) and yet it’s often a natural reaction to direct that anger at whoever or whatever it’s in front of you.

Those two things are not unrelated.